The Pelindo subsidiary received a “Very Good” rating under the ASEAN Corporate Governance Scorecard, while its legal team secured three nominations at the 2026 Indonesian In-House Counsel Awards
PT Terminal Teluk Lamong (TTL), a subsidiary of state-owned port operator Pelindo Group, scored 90.52 in a corporate governance assessment for the 2025 financial year, earning a “Very Good” rating under the ASEAN Corporate Governance Scorecard (ACGS).
The score places the port operator in Level 4, the assessment’s 90–100 range, reflecting its performance against governance standards covering transparency, accountability and corporate oversight.
TTL said it had also strengthened its legal risk management through cooperation with the Surabaya District Attorney’s Office and the Tanjung Perak District Attorney’s Office, focusing on civil and state administrative law matters.
Under the cooperation, the two offices provide legal assistance and advice in their capacity as State Attorneys, helping the company address potential legal issues and ensure its business activities comply with applicable regulations.
Syaiful Anam, TTL’s Senior Manager of Corporate Secretary and Legal, said good corporate governance was essential to maintaining business sustainability and stakeholder confidence.
“Good Corporate Governance goes beyond mere compliance with rules and regulations; it serves as a foundation for ensuring that every business process is carried out transparently, accountably, and responsibly,” Anam said.
He added that cooperation with the two district attorney’s offices was intended to strengthen preventive legal measures and provide a sound legal basis for corporate policies and decisions.
TTL’s legal function also received recognition through three nominations at the Indonesian In-House Counsel Awards (IHCA) 2026, part of the Indonesian In-House Counsel Summit & Awards (IHCSA) 2026, held on October 8–9 in Bali.
The company was nominated for Indonesia’s Most Innovative In-House Counsel Team 2026 in the Transportation category and Indonesia’s Best Legal Prevention Program 2026, for private enterprises with fewer than 11 legal counsel.
Anam was also nominated for Indonesia’s Most Respected In-House Counsel 2026 in the Transportation category.
The awards were organized by legal information provider Hukumonline in partnership with the Indonesian Corporate Counsel Association (ICCA), with support from the Asia Pacific Corporate Counsel Alliance (APCCA).
The annual forum brought together corporate legal professionals, business leaders, policymakers and industry experts to discuss developments in law, business and technology.
TTL said the nominations reflected the expanding role of its legal function, which now covers not only regulatory compliance but also risk prevention and support for business decision-making.
The company said it would continue integrating governance, legal oversight, risk management and transparency into its operations, in line with Pelindo Group’s broader business development strategy.
TTL said these measures were aimed at supporting professional and sustainable port management while maintaining stakeholder confidence and creating value for the company and the wider community.
