PT Pelabuhan Tanjung Priok (PTP Nonpetikemas) has secured a Gold Award at the League of American Communications Professionals (LACP) Vision Awards 2024/25, marking another milestone in the Indonesian port operator’s push to strengthen transparency and global credibility.
The company earned gold recognition for its Annual Report, titled “Driving Growth Through Service Excellence,” and its Sustainability Report, “Strong Foundation for Sustainable Growth.”
Both publications were also ranked among the Top 100 Worldwide and received the Technical Achievement Award, a distinction granted for excellence in overall communication quality, including clarity, creativity and accessibility.
The LACP Vision Awards is regarded as one of the world’s largest annual report competitions, drawing nearly 1,000 submissions from organizations across industries and continents. Judging criteria span first impression, narrative clarity, financial disclosure, corporate governance transparency and visual presentation.
For PTP Nonpetikemas, which operates non-container terminals across Indonesia, the award represents more than a design accolade. It signals growing international recognition of the company’s governance standards and sustainability reporting at a time when global investors and stakeholders are demanding higher levels of accountability.
“This promotion from Silver to Gold for both our Annual and Sustainability Reports reflects our continuous improvement, not only in business performance but in how we communicate our strategy and responsibility to stakeholders,” said Fiona Sari Utami, Corporate Secretary of PT Pelabuhan Tanjung Priok.
The achievement builds on the company’s track record of consistent participation in the LACP awards, where it has collected multiple Silver and Gold recognitions in recent years. The steady climb in rankings underscores its effort to align reporting practices with international benchmarks.
Operating 11 branch ports across key trade corridors — including Tanjung Priok, Banten, Cirebon, Panjang, Bengkulu, Palembang, Jambi, Teluk Bayur, Tanjung Pandan, Pangkal Balam and Pontianak — PTP Nonpetikemas handles liquid bulk, dry bulk and general cargo.
As Indonesia seeks to enhance logistics efficiency and maritime competitiveness, port operators play a central role in supporting trade flows and industrial supply chains.
Through its themed reports, the company highlights operational efficiency, service transformation and environmental stewardship as pillars of its long-term strategy. Management says it aims to strengthen good corporate governance practices while investing in innovation and sustainable port management.
The latest recognition from LACP positions PTP Nonpetikemas among a select group of global companies acknowledged for excellence in corporate reporting, reinforcing its ambition to be not only a strategic national port operator, but also a benchmark for transparency and sustainability in the region.