BUSINESS BRIEFING
Meet Indonesian Port Leaders Advancing Port Modernization
USTDA invites U.S. companies to engage directly with Indonesian port decision makers to learn about upcoming opportunities and to showcase American port modernization technologies, services, and solutions.
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Business Opportunities
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Smart Ports, Automation, Advanced Cargo‑Handling
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Cybersecurity, Screening and Customs Technologies
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Port Digitalization and Supply‑Chain Integration
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Port Expansion, Dredging, Design and Engineering Services
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Navigation Aids, Vessel Traffic Management Systems and Communications
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​The Business Briefing is part of the Indonesia: Port Modernization Technologies Reverse Trade Mission which includes meetings and site visits with U.S. port organizations in Washington, DC; Baltimore, MD; Houston, TX; Long Beach and Los Angeles, CA. ​
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Tuatara Group is organizing this Business Briefing on behalf of USTDA. To learn more about this event and the Reverse Trade Mission, contact Pamela Peseux, Tuatara Group at peseux@tuataragroup.com or +1.301.335.1725
DELEGATION
USTDA has invited the following organizations to participate in the trade mission. A final list of participants will be available soon.
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Ministry of Transportation (Kementerian Perhubungan)
Indonesia’s national authority for transportation policy, regulation, and infrastructure development across maritime, aviation, rail, and land sectors. It oversees port governance, safety standards, and national logistics connectivity.​
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Ministry of Finance (Kementerian Keuangan)
The government body responsible for fiscal policy, budgeting, taxation, customs, and state asset management. It plays a central role in financing national infrastructure, including port modernization and logistics reforms.
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Indonesia Maritime Security Agency (BAKAMLA)
Indonesian Maritime Security Agency (Badan Keamanan Laut Republik Indonesia). Indonesia’s primary maritime security agency responsible for safeguarding territorial waters, coordinating maritime law enforcement, and responding to threats such as smuggling, illegal fishing, and maritime safety incidents.
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PT PELINDO (Persero)
Indonesia’s state‑owned port operator and the largest port company in Southeast Asia. Formed through the merger of four regional port authorities, Pelindo manages major container terminals, logistics services, and port modernization programs nationwide.
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PT Interport Mandiri Utama (Indika Energy Group)
A logistics and infrastructure subsidiary of Indika Energy providing integrated services including port operations, warehousing, fuel storage, and industrial land development—supporting energy, mining, and manufacturing supply chains.
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Chandra Shipping International
A private Indonesian port and logistics operator providing cargo handling, marine services, and international shipping support across key industrial regions.
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Krakatau International Port
A deep‑sea port in Cilegon, Banten, designed to serve heavy industry with bulk cargo handling, steel‑related logistics, and modern terminal infrastructure.
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PT Temas TBK
A publicly listed Indonesian shipping and logistics company specializing in container shipping, vessel operations, and ship maintenance. Temas supports domestic maritime connectivity and port‑to‑port logistics across the archipelago.
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Indonesian Port Business Association (ABUPI)
A national association representing private port operators, terminal companies, and maritime service providers. ABUPI advocates for regulatory reform, investment facilitation, and public‑private collaboration in Indonesia’s port sector.
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PT Bank Mandiri (Persero) TBK
Indonesia’s largest state‑owned commercial bank, providing corporate financing, trade services, and infrastructure investment support. Bank Mandiri is a key financial partner for national logistics, energy, and port development projects.
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PT Pertamina International Shipping (PIS)
PT Pertamina International Shipping is the shipping and marine logistics subsidiary of Indonesia’s state‑owned energy company, Pertamina. PIS operates one of Southeast Asia’s largest tanker fleets, transporting crude oil, LNG, refined fuels, and petrochemical products.
BACKGROUND
​Indonesia is transforming its port sector into a globally integrated, efficient, and modern maritime hub. As part of their vision, Indonesian decision-makers plan significant near- and long-term investments, opening opportunities for U.S. solutions to modernize port infrastructure, digitalize supply chains, enhance maritime logistics, and integrate ports with industrial zones. At this briefing, U.S. companies can learn more about specific efforts and meet one-on-one with delegates.
REGISTRATION
Business Briefing:
Opportunities in Indonesia's Port Sector
August 4, 2026 l 9 AM | USTDA Business Center - Arlington, VA
1101 Wilson Blvd, Suite 1000, Arlington, VA, 22209
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09:00 AM - Registration
09:30 AM - Welcome and Introductions
09:45 AM - Delegate Presentations: Indonesia Port Projects and Initiatives
11:15 AM - Networking Break
11:45 AM - Delegate Presentations: Indonesia Port Projects and Initiatives
01:15 PM - Networking Lunch
02:15 PM - One-on-One Meetings: Attendees will have a chance to sign up for one-on-one meetings with the delegates.
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There is no cost to attend, but advance registration is required.
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Attendance to this event is limited to U.S. and Indonesian individuals, firms, or consultants as defined by USTDA’s Nationality Source and Origin Requirements available on USTDA’s website at www.USTDA.gov.
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ABOUT USTDA
The U.S. Trade and Development Agency is the U.S. government’s first mover on critical infrastructure development in emerging markets, advancing the shared strategic priorities of the United States and our overseas partners while creating opportunities to deploy trusted U.S. solutions.
USTDA funds the upfront technical work that accelerates the development of infrastructure projects, helping them attract the financing they need for implementation and procurement of U.S. goods and services. USTDA also hosts activities that promote infrastructure partnerships with the United States.
U.S. Trade and Development Agency
1101 Wilson Boulevard
Suite 1100
Arlington, VA 22209
Phone: +1-703-875-4357
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