PT Pelabuhan Tanjung Priok’s non-container subsidiary, PTP Nonpetikemas, received an award in the National Hub Port & Strategic Maritime Connectivity category at the 15th BUMN Awards 2026, recognizing its role in strengthening Indonesia’s maritime logistics network.
The awards ceremony, organized by BUMN Track in collaboration with BTA Academy, was held at the Hotel Borobudur Jakarta on March 10.
The award acknowledged the company’s contribution to enhancing national maritime connectivity and supporting supply chain efficiency through the operation of non-container terminals across Indonesia.
As an operator handling commodities including dry bulk, liquid bulk and general cargo, PTP Nonpetikemas said it continues to strengthen operational performance, improve corporate governance and enhance port service efficiency to support the smooth flow of national logistics.
Senior Manager of Corporate Secretary at PTP Nonpetikemas, Fiona, said the recognition would encourage the company to further strengthen its role in Indonesia’s logistics ecosystem.
“This award recognizes our continued efforts to improve service quality and strengthen corporate governance,” Fiona said. “Going forward, we will continue to innovate and collaborate to support national logistics connectivity and contribute to Indonesia’s economic growth.”
The 2026 BUMN Awards carried the theme “BUMN Towards a Golden Indonesia: Strong Governance, Sustainable Economic Value,” highlighting the importance of governance reforms, business transformation and the role of state-owned enterprises in creating sustainable economic value.
A total of 79 state-owned enterprises and their subsidiaries participated in the awards, undergoing a multi-stage evaluation process that included document assessments, corporate presentations and CEO presentations before a panel of judges comprising experts, professionals and academics.
Head of the judging panel, Arief Yahya, said the award recipients had passed an objective and comprehensive assessment process.
“Transformation in state-owned enterprises must go beyond organizational restructuring. It must include cultural change and more adaptive, transparent and sustainability-oriented ways of working,” he said.
Companies receiving awards at the event are expected to serve as benchmarks for strengthening governance and generating sustainable economic value within Indonesia’s state-owned enterprise sector, he added.