PT Terminal Teluk Lamong (TTL) clinches double win at 2025 Indonesia Logistics Awards (ILA) – Container Terminal Operator Port of the Year and CEO of the Year for President Director David Pandapotan Sirait.
As one of Indonesia’s leading port operators, TTL took home two top honors at the 2025 Indonesia Logistics Awards (ILA), underscoring its growing reputation for innovation and operational excellence in the logistics sector.
The Surabaya-based terminal was named Container Terminal Operator Port of the Year, while its President Director, David Pandapotan Sirait, was awarded CEO of the Year. The accolades were presented on Thursday at a ceremony held at the JS Luwansa Hotel in South Jakarta, hosted by Supply Chain Indonesia (SCI).
David Sirait’s recognition as CEO of the Year highlights his strategic leadership and vision in steering TTL through a fast-evolving logistics landscape, marked by digital disruption and sustainability demands.
Photo: Budi Satriyo, Director of Finance, Human Resources, and Risk Management at TTL accepting the award as Container Terminal Operator Port of the Year
Meanwhile, TTL’s performance as a terminal operator stood out for its service innovation, environmental responsibility, occupational safety, and expanded logistics coverage.
“This award is tangible proof of the commitment of all TTL employees to delivering reliable, efficient, and sustainable terminal services,” David said in a statement.
“We will continue to invest in digital transformation, expand our network, and collaborate across the supply chain to position TTL as a world-class container terminal.”
TTL’s latest win marks the third consecutive year the company has earned the Container Terminal Operator Port of the Year award (2023–2025), a testament to its consistency in maintaining high operational standards and its role as a key enabler in Indonesia’s logistics modernization.
Accepting the award on behalf of the company, Budi Satriyo, Director of Finance, Human Resources, and Risk Management at TTL, dedicated the recognition to TTL employees and stakeholders.
“We are grateful for the continued trust and support. TTL remains committed to digitalizing logistics services to meet the nation’s evolving economic challenges,” Budi Satriyo said.
The awards were held alongside the 4th Indonesia Economic Outlook Seminar 2026, where David Sirait was a keynote speaker. He presented TTL’s strategy for enhancing port efficiency and innovation amid Indonesia’s projected GDP growth of 5.12% in 2025, according to government forecasts. Bank Indonesia estimates growth will range between 4.6% and 5.4%.
Photo: David Sirait presenting as keynote speaker for Indonesia Economic Outlook 2026.
As Indonesia ramps up efforts to strengthen its logistics sector—seen as a critical driver of national competitiveness—TTL is positioning itself at the forefront, contributing to the government’s Smart & Green Port initiative.
This double win adds to a growing list of accolades for TTL in 2025 and reaffirms the company’s role in shaping the future of sustainable port operations in Southeast Asia.