Terminal Teluk Lamong (TTL), a subsidiary of PT Pelindo Terminal Petikemas Sub-Holding (SPTP), again handles another Intra-Asia service called Cross Network (ICN Service). Run by HMM Shipping Line with agent of PT Mitra Rejeki Investa, the ICN Service would route Jakarta – Surabaya – Pusan – Shanghai – Ningbo.
TTL expects this new weekly service will boost export and import activities from/to the country, thus finally triggering the national economy growth.
“It is our commitment to continue to provide the best service and support the opening of new services by our customers, which is part of service quality to improve the Indonesia Logistic Performances Index,” explained David Pandapotan Sirait, TTL President Director.
The call of MV.PELICAN on October 25 remained the maiden voyage of the ICN Service to TTL MV. PELICAN, a Liberia flag vessel with LOA of 172 meters and capacity of 16,770 GT, is a big vessel. But, it is not a big deal for TTL as this terminal has a depth of up to 14 m.
“We would like to thank HMM Shipping for entrusting this new service to berth at TTL. We will strive to continue to improve services, especially those that are customer concerns,” added David said.
In addition to TTL direction board, the maiden voyage of the ICN Service to TTL was also witnessed by Kim Jinman Managing Director HMM Indonesia, Lee Hyosung HMM Korea, Soegito Sadelie General Manager PT Mitra Rejeki Investa and Richard Mamarimbing Branch Manager of PT Mitra Rejeki Investa Surabaya.
Kim Jinman, Managing Director of HMM Indonesia, explained that TTL’s facilities and equipment are very good, while the field officers are excellent in providing services. It is hoped that TTL can support HMM in arranging on-time berth on arrival.
Lee Hyosung, HMM Korea also explained that so far the loading and unloading process at the terminal has been running smoothly and can be communicated well. “We are so impressed with TTL which already carries ASC technology and electrification. We hope this can help HMM shorten the port stay,” said Lee.
The MV. PELICAN berthing at the TTL pier is TTL’s 5th new route service in 2023. This shows a high customer trust in TTL. On the other hand, the many new routes are expected to grow opportunities and revive industries that carry out import-export activities.
Terminal Teluk Lamong (TTL), a subsidiary of PT Pelindo Terminal Petikemas Sub-Holding (SPTP) was built as a part of expansion of Tanjung Perak Port. Equipped with semi-automatic and environmentally friendly equipment, PT Terminal Teluk Lamong is the best solution to break up congestion and speed up the process of distributing goods flows, especially to and from the Eastern Region of Indonesia.
PT Terminal Teluk Lamong provides loading and unloading services for containers and dry bulk. Through the availability of modern equipment, Teluk Lamong Terminal is able to move and encourage the Indonesian economy.