Jakarta, Indonesia – [15 December 2025] – Terminal Petikemas Koja (TPK Koja), a joint venture between PT. Hutchison Ports Indonesia and PT Pelabuhan Indonesia (Persero), has reached a significant milestone in its operational expansion. As part of a strategic Joint Investment agreement, the terminal has received its first major delivery of high-performance cranes designed to boost efficiency and support a more sustainable maritime future.
Enhancing Global Trade Capacity
This strategic investment is a core component of TPK Koja’s roadmap to modernize infrastructure, allowing the terminal to handle larger vessels and higher throughput with greater precision. The full procurement package includes 3 Super Post Panamax Quay Container Cranes (QCC), 4 Electric Rubber Tyred Gantry Cranes (e-RTGC), 1 Reach Stacker, 6 Head-truck and 6 Chassis.
The first batch, consisting of 2 QCCs and 4 e-RTGCs, arrived at the Port of Tanjung Priok on 9th December 2025. Following successful berthing at TPK Koja Wharf on 12th December, the equipment is now undergoing comprehensive commissioning tests.
A Commitment to Green Logistics
In alignment with Hutchison Ports’ global commitment to environmental sustainability, the new e-RTGCs represent a significant shift toward zero-emission yard operations. By transitioning from traditional diesel-powered machinery to electric alternatives, TPK Koja is actively reducing its carbon footprint and supporting the “Green Port” initiative in Indonesia.
Looking Ahead to 2026
The remaining Super Post Panamax QCC is expected to arrive in mid-January 2026. Once the final unit is integrated, TPK Koja will enter a new era of maritime logistics, offering enhanced service reliability and faster turnaround times for its global shipping partners.
