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The Indonesian freight & logistics market is expected to reach a market value of USD 383 billion by 2023. The logistics sector of Indonesia was more unregulated till 2007, since the time protectionist measures were applied. Given the importance of maritime trade, there has been a general trend to keep the sector closed to foreign players over the past decade. However, the current government has taken initiatives to open up the sector again by raising FDI ownership percentage ceilings. International freight forwarding companies can now hold a majority stake in Indonesia-based entities. However, the capital requirement for foreign players is very high, at USD 10 million, minimum, paid-up capital. Road freight forwarding is a larger market than air and sea freight forwarding in Indonesia. Among sea and air segments, sea freight forwarding segment is larger than the air freight forwarding segment.
Insights on Value-added Logistics
The scope of value-added logistics covers services, such as contract logistics, integrated logistics services, and project logistics, along with some other areas, like value-added warehousing and distribution services. The outlook for project logistics in Indonesia is bright, given that there is an ongoing infrastructure overhaul ongoing in the country. International project logistics contracts involving foreign companies in Indonesia are more likely to be handled by international project logistics providers and partners. These make up majority of the demand and value of the project logistics market. Key industries with requirements of project logistics include oil & gas sector, manufacturing industry with constituent sub-segments, and public sector projects.
Yusen Logistics announced in June 2017 that it will be strengthening and expanding its presence in the contract logistics business in Indonesia. Post the expansion at the MM 2100 industrial town (which is accessible to Jakarta and the largest sea ports and airport in Indonesia at Jakarta),Yusen now has 45,000 sq. m of warehousing space at the industrial park, the largest warehousing capacity for a logistics provider in MM 2100 establishment. In fact, Yusen is using one of its three companies in Indonesia to develop a single window for providing contract logistics services, while the other two companies are also involved in warehousing and freight forwarding.
Insights on E-Commerce Fulfilment
Indonesia’s current e-commerce market is similar to China’s online marketplace in early stages, around a decade or so ago. E-commerce in Indonesia also mimics the early US e-market, which was flooded with customers wary of trusting online payments and retailers. Indonesia is truly unique, in that, it has the potential to create a hybrid of the widest opportunities from America and China’s e-commerce economies, propelling the Indonesian online marketplace onto the global stage. E-commerce logistics also depends significantly on return logistics and cash logistics (specifically in Indonesia, due to lower digital finance and digital banking penetration). E-commerce fulfillment logistics has also changed the prospects for courier, express, and parcel companies. Postal companies with state backing had almost become defunct, if not for how e-commerce has reinvigorated them – given their expertise with moving small-sized and low-weight packages across the country networks they operate in.
Players, such as aCommerce and 8commerce, have become key e-commerce trade enablers and are supporting multiple mid-sized e-commerce companies and startups with order fulfilment and execution. aCommerce operates fulfillment centers in Jakarta for its clients, and hence, can be a great partner for any large logistics companies that are looking to set up e-commerce fulfilment infrastructure in Indonesia. Pos Indonesia, on the other hand, is already taking shots at becoming the foremost e-commerce logistics company in Indonesia by collaborating with SingPost, a regional leader in e-commerce fulfilment and various other players. Pos Indonesia is working aggressively to upgrade e-commerce fulfillment capability, and moreover, it is also looking to IPO by 2020.
Key Developments in the Market
• Mega Manunggal is collaborating with Daiwa House of Japan and has received investment from GIC of Singapore recently. The company currently has over 200,000 sq. m of warehousing space out for lease. Unilever is one of the company’s key direct/indirect clients served by the company (through Linfox managing the facility for Unilever group). DHL is also a client of the company. Mega Manunggal has many upcoming warehouse properties planned in the pipeline. The company’s fundraising activity is also connected to further expansion, as it plans to have around 500,000 sq. m of operational warehousing space for leaser by 2020. Close to 60% of the area leased out by the company is for consumption related goods/FMCG products, etc. Cold Chain warehousing is also another key area of interest- Japanese companies that specialize in cold chain logistics, such as Kawenishi Warehouse, Yusen, and Daiwa, house have all entered the market recently.
Major Players: DB Schenker, DHL, Yusen Logistics, Sinotrans, Kerry Logistics network, and Ceva amongst others.
Reasons to Purchase the Report
• Current and future of Indonesian freight & logistics market outlook
• Analyzing various perspectives of the market with the help of Material Flow & Trade analysis
• Identifying the segment that is expected to dominate the market
• End-use Industries that are expected to witness the fastest growth during the forecast period
• Identify the latest developments, market shares, and strategies employed by the major market players
• Market size estimation and forecasts included – by segment level, such as mode of transport, logistics function, end-user industry, etc.
Insights on Value-added Logistics
The scope of value-added logistics covers services, such as contract logistics, integrated logistics services, and project logistics, along with some other areas, like value-added warehousing and distribution services. The outlook for project logistics in Indonesia is bright, given that there is an ongoing infrastructure overhaul ongoing in the country. International project logistics contracts involving foreign companies in Indonesia are more likely to be handled by international project logistics providers and partners. These make up majority of the demand and value of the project logistics market. Key industries with requirements of project logistics include oil & gas sector, manufacturing industry with constituent sub-segments, and public sector projects.
Yusen Logistics announced in June 2017 that it will be strengthening and expanding its presence in the contract logistics business in Indonesia. Post the expansion at the MM 2100 industrial town (which is accessible to Jakarta and the largest sea ports and airport in Indonesia at Jakarta),Yusen now has 45,000 sq. m of warehousing space at the industrial park, the largest warehousing capacity for a logistics provider in MM 2100 establishment. In fact, Yusen is using one of its three companies in Indonesia to develop a single window for providing contract logistics services, while the other two companies are also involved in warehousing and freight forwarding.
Insights on E-Commerce Fulfilment
Indonesia’s current e-commerce market is similar to China’s online marketplace in early stages, around a decade or so ago. E-commerce in Indonesia also mimics the early US e-market, which was flooded with customers wary of trusting online payments and retailers. Indonesia is truly unique, in that, it has the potential to create a hybrid of the widest opportunities from America and China’s e-commerce economies, propelling the Indonesian online marketplace onto the global stage. E-commerce logistics also depends significantly on return logistics and cash logistics (specifically in Indonesia, due to lower digital finance and digital banking penetration). E-commerce fulfillment logistics has also changed the prospects for courier, express, and parcel companies. Postal companies with state backing had almost become defunct, if not for how e-commerce has reinvigorated them – given their expertise with moving small-sized and low-weight packages across the country networks they operate in.
Players, such as aCommerce and 8commerce, have become key e-commerce trade enablers and are supporting multiple mid-sized e-commerce companies and startups with order fulfilment and execution. aCommerce operates fulfillment centers in Jakarta for its clients, and hence, can be a great partner for any large logistics companies that are looking to set up e-commerce fulfilment infrastructure in Indonesia. Pos Indonesia, on the other hand, is already taking shots at becoming the foremost e-commerce logistics company in Indonesia by collaborating with SingPost, a regional leader in e-commerce fulfilment and various other players. Pos Indonesia is working aggressively to upgrade e-commerce fulfillment capability, and moreover, it is also looking to IPO by 2020.
Key Developments in the Market
• Mega Manunggal is collaborating with Daiwa House of Japan and has received investment from GIC of Singapore recently. The company currently has over 200,000 sq. m of warehousing space out for lease. Unilever is one of the company’s key direct/indirect clients served by the company (through Linfox managing the facility for Unilever group). DHL is also a client of the company. Mega Manunggal has many upcoming warehouse properties planned in the pipeline. The company’s fundraising activity is also connected to further expansion, as it plans to have around 500,000 sq. m of operational warehousing space for leaser by 2020. Close to 60% of the area leased out by the company is for consumption related goods/FMCG products, etc. Cold Chain warehousing is also another key area of interest- Japanese companies that specialize in cold chain logistics, such as Kawenishi Warehouse, Yusen, and Daiwa, house have all entered the market recently.
Major Players: DB Schenker, DHL, Yusen Logistics, Sinotrans, Kerry Logistics network, and Ceva amongst others.
Reasons to Purchase the Report
• Current and future of Indonesian freight & logistics market outlook
• Analyzing various perspectives of the market with the help of Material Flow & Trade analysis
• Identifying the segment that is expected to dominate the market
• End-use Industries that are expected to witness the fastest growth during the forecast period
• Identify the latest developments, market shares, and strategies employed by the major market players
• Market size estimation and forecasts included – by segment level, such as mode of transport, logistics function, end-user industry, etc.
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