Tag: Indonesia

TNT Indonesia expands facilities to cater growing market demands

Posted by | Oct 9, 2007 | |

The economic potential of Indonesia has encouraged TNT, Amsterdam-based international express operator, to further its commitment in the country. With the growing demand of customers, recently TNT inaugurates its new office located in the heart of South Jakarta business district, Jl. Antasari Raya, Cilandak and deployed 40 additional Mobile Workers. These facilities are part of TNT’s continued investment in Indonesia and TNT’s aggressive expansion in Southeast Asia region to achieve 10 to 15 percent revenue growth for 2007.

The new premise is a four-stories building, supported with on-line system connected to TNT’s network capabilities in technology. It will provide services to existing TNT’s customers based in Southern Jakarta, which are mainly oil and mining companies for heavyweight shipments services. With the new office, TNT looks forward to seize more business opportunities and enlarge its market share in express industry.

Previously, TNT has established offices in Kelapa Gading, Karawaci, Taman Soewarna Cengkareng, Cibitung, and CBD Sudirman, which covers key business centers in Jabodetabek with prominent customers from manufacturing, telecommunications, oil and mining, and life sciences.

Adjacent to the new office opening, TNT also distributes around 40 Mobile Worker units throughout its offices in Indonesia, which complements the existing 95 units in operations. Mobile Worker is a wireless hand held devices supported with scanner, which enables Ground Service Agents/couriers to receive new job allocations as well as send and receive consignment pick up and delivery information through one device in real-time manner.

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Aero Inventory partners with Kuehne + Nagel to support expansion

Posted by | Sep 25, 2007 | |

Aero Inventory, a company in the industry of customised e-based procurement and inventory management solutions to the global aerospace industry, has selected Kuehne + Nagel to support its geographical expansion through the provision of airfreight and contract logistics services.

Under the terms of a new contract Kuehne + Nagel will now strengthen its existing relationship with Aero Inventory, supporting the company’s strategic growth plans. Kuehne + Nagel currently has a strong business partnership with Aero Inventory in the UK, Ireland, Hong Kong, Indonesia and Bahrain, and was recently awarded a new contract in Australia.

Kuehne + Nagel provides an extensive range of aviation logistics solutions to Aero Inventory, including transport, receipt, handling and inspection of aerospace consumables, AOG deliveries, customs clearance, and reverse logistics, particularly within the Asia-Pacific region. In addition, Aero Inventory benefits from complete visibility of shipments and corresponding Cargo 2000 route maps via Kuehne + Nagel’s logistics information system, KN Login.

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Posindo expands finance division

Posted by | Aug 1, 2007 | |

The financial business of state own PT Pos Indonesia reported a steady growth rate by 36% in the last few years, pushing the company to continue expansion on fi nancial-based services. President director Hana Suryana said more and more fi nancial institutions are collaborating with Posindo. At least 36 business partners are fi nance services of Posindo, including payment for credit card, electricity bills, water bills, andautomotive credit.

Recently Posindo agreed to expand the services of Citibank via Posindo’s network throughout the archipelago. Citibank and Posindo are partners since 1992 when Posindo agreed to handle Citibank credit cards payment. Since then, over 500,000 mails and bills ofCitibank are sent via Posindo.

Posindo has also launched online services such as ATM Pos, Duit Pos, Kartu Payment Point and mall-based servicessuch as Kios Pos and Warmasif.

Suryana said financial division’s contribution is about 7% (Rp150 billion) of the company’s total revenue, far below communication and logistics divisions. Nevertheless, fi nancial division is growing. Now, 1,897 of Posindo offi ces are equipped with online services, expected an increase to 3,500 offi ces next year. With that, Posindo’s revenue from finance services will grow by 10%.

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Indonesia to allow up to 95.5% foreign stake in courier firms

Posted by | Jul 3, 2007 | |

The government has prepared a draft regulation allowing foreign investors to own up to 95.5 per cent of a courier company in the country.

Under the present regulation a foreign investor is allowed to have up to 95 per cent stake in a freight forwarding company but not more than 49 per cent in a courier company.

Postal Service Director Woro Indah Widiastuti said the draft regulation has been in the office of the trade minister for approval.

Earlier the association of logistic companies (Asperindo) urged the government to allow foreign investors to wholly own a logistic company to attract foreign investors, but their operation areas should be restricted.

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New TNT service taps demand for speedier express service

Posted by | Jun 5, 2007 | |

Called the Emergency Express service, the premier delivery service literally ensures that a customer’s urgent overseas shipments get out on the first available flight and is timed around a customer’s schedule with 24X7 immediate response and pick up.

TNT’s latest innovation taps on the growing demand for even speedier express services as there is a strong need to maintain shorter business cycles and low downtimes to avoid holding inventory costs and obsolete products.

This is particularly the case among high tech and aviation industries where managing business continuity for enterprise customers is vital. The perishable nature of some specimens within the life science industry also requires time critical services.

TNT has put in place a dedicated Emergency Express team in Asia who are on standby 24 hours, seven days a week, to meet the critical on-time pick-up and delivery of urgent shipments.

Instead of using fixed express networks, TNT provides a customised routing system to select the first available flight out for immediate deliveries of urgent shipments. As a result, consignments on the Emergency Express service can reach any major city in South East Asia as fast as between six and 16 hours.

Currently available in all major cities across seven countries in Asia – namely Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Hong Kong and Japan – TNT has plans to expand the service to include Korea, Taiwan and China before the end of this year.

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