Investment in Transportation, Logistics Sector Is Promising: ALFI

The transportation, logistics, and micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) sector are significant driving industries for national economic growth, the Indonesian Logistics and Forwarders Association (ALFI/ILFA) has said. ALFI Chairman Yukki Nugrahawan Hanafi is optimistic about the sector growth this year (2023) in view of the government’s economic growth target. The government has projected that…

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Logistics 2023 Needs Risk & Change Management: SCI Early Year Notes

Supply Chain Indonesia (SCI) recorded positive developments in the Indonesian logistics sector in 2022. Based on BPS data, the transportation sector (including passenger carriers) and warehousing grew consistently and the highest in the first three quarters of 2022, which was a row of 15.79 percent, 21.27 percent, and 25.81 percent. There are indications that the…

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Industrial Downstream & Strengthening of the Domestic Market, Solution to Mitigate the Potential of the 2023 Economic Crisis: ALFI

The issue of the global crisis in 2023 is of concern to national business actors, including logistics businesses in the country. The general chairman of the Indonesian Logistics and Forwarders Association (ALFI), Yukki Nugrahawan Hanafi, said that the global economic turmoil in 2023 will affect all countries worldwide, without exception. “However, to weather the economic…

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Indonesia’s Export-Import Created Record This Year, What about Next Year?

While demand collapse continued in October 2022, the total throughput of Tanjung Priok (International and Domestic) until October 2022 increased by 3.56% YoY compared to YTD 2021. The domestic throughput YTD slightly increased by 0.59%, and the International YTD throughput increased by 5.01%. It was a fantastic number when global demand was declining. Statistics Indonesia…

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Shipping Optimism Amid Fear of Economy Recession

Fears on global economy recession spheres shipping industry players as global shipping lines’ profit seem to fall in the last quarter this year (2022Q4). But Indonesia’s domestic market is expected to keep steady, suggesting the national shipping companies hang on and optimize the domestic market potencies. Global liner shipping is predicted to post a full-year…

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Strengthening Domestic Logistics To Anticipate The 2023 Recession

Chairman of Supply Chain Indonesia (SCI) Setijadi said that one of the efforts that needed to be made in dealing with the threat of a recession in 2023 was the orientation and strengthening of domestic logistics based on the potential strength of domestic demand and supply. Potential demand is reflected in Indonesia’s population of 273.87…

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Transformation A Never-Ending Work

The Pelindo merger last year (October 1, 2021) not only changed the business structure and corporate organization but also calls for a massive business transformation.  The merger, as we know, has integrated the four Pelindos (Pelindo 1-4) into Pelindo. And one year after the merger, Pelindo finished its organizational restructuring. All subsidiaries earlier owned by…

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Logistics Players Must Be Ready with Global Supply Chain Change

Logistics business players in Indonesia need to be prepared to support changes in global supply chains while still paying attention to the domestic economy’s resilience. Chairman of the DPP Indonesian Logistics and Forwarders Association (ALFI) Yukki Nugrahawan Hanafi reminded logistics players in the land, sea, and air sectors to have a wider perspective to maintain…

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