Koja Container Terminal (TPK Koja) enjoyed a positive throughput growth in 2023, thanks to the transformation, innovation, service improvement, and optimum efforts of all parties that trigger users to make TPK Koja as their preferred choice for their ship calls and cargo handling during the year.
TPK Koja is one of the leading international container terminals at Indonesia’s biggest port Tanjung Priok. This terminal is running under joint operation between state port operator PT Pelindo and Hutchison Port Indonesia (HPI).
According to data released by TPK Koja, this terminal throughput in 2023 reached 966,100 TEUs, a 7.81% increase yoy, from 896,132 TEUs in 2022. This also exceeded the yearly target (RKAP) of 2023 which was set up at 936,305 TEUs, or 3.28% over target.
Of the total throughput, oceangoing (international) trade was dominating, reaching 955.232 TEUs, increasing 8.82% yoy, from 877,786 TUEs in 2022. The oceangoing throughput also exceeded the target which was set up at 909,931 TUEs, or 4.98% over target.
Inter-island throughput, meanwhile, was down significantly and was far lower than the target. Data shows the inter-island throughput was only 10,868 TEUs, down 40.76% yoy, from 18,346 TEUs in 2022 and lower 58.79% than the target of 26,374 TEUs.
Commending such achievements, TPK Koja General Manager Indra Hidayat Sani said: “We are very grateful and proud of the hard work and dedication shown by the entire team. This year, we succeeded in achieving a significant growth target, thanks to collaboration and support from all parties.”
Indra explained that any efforts in increasing operational efficiency, improving service quality, and success in implementing various new technology had helped TPK Koja to reach such achievements.
He said such efforts had boosted a positive impact on economic growth, in addition to increasing customer satisfaction “We would also like to express special thanks to our customers who have given us unlimited trust. Without their support, this achievement would not have been possible,” added Indra.
TPK Koja further plans to continue investing in technology and infrastructure to further improve the quality of their services in the future.
“Management also emphasizes the importance of continuous cooperation and communication with all stakeholders to achieve common goals,” Indra underlined.
He is so optimistic with the prospects for 2024, saying: “We hope that we will continue to strengthen TPK Koja’s position as one of the leaders in the container industry in Indonesia.”
