Indonesia\u2019s exports reached US$167.03 billion in January\u2013July 2026,\nan increase of 4.43 per cent compared with the same period a year\nearlier. The growth in trade activity has also increased businesses\u2019\nneed for logistics services capable of reaching international\nmarkets.<\/p>\n
Meeting this need is one of Lion Parcel\u2019s priorities as it develops\nits INTERPACK international shipping service and business-to-business\n(B2B) solutions. The company is showcasing the services again at Trade\nExpo Indonesia (TEI) 2026, being held from 14 to 18 October at ICE BSD\nin Tangerang.<\/p>\n
Lion Parcel Chief Marketing Officer Kenny Kwanto said logistics\nreadiness was an important factor for businesses seeking to expand\noverseas. He said network development needed to keep pace with changing\nbusiness requirements.<\/p>\n
\u201cWe see international trade as an opportunity for Indonesian\nbusinesses to continue growing. Logistics readiness is an important\naspect of supporting that effort. Lion Parcel is therefore continuing to\ndevelop its international capabilities and logistics solutions to meet\nbusiness needs, making it easier for companies to reach wider\nmarkets.\u201d<\/p>\n
INTERPACK currently serves more than 220 international destinations.\nIt caters to both individual and business shipments, with rates starting\nat Rp37,500.<\/p>\n
Alongside international shipping, Lion Parcel offers B2B solutions\nfor companies of varying operational scale. These include a dedicated\npoint of contact to monitor shipments, API integration, parcel\ncollection and special rates.<\/p>\n
Lion Parcel is also using its participation in TEI 2026 to explore\nbusinesses\u2019 logistics requirements and potential partnerships. Its B2B\nservices are being developed to help companies manage shipments more\nefficiently and in an integrated way.<\/p>\n
The company opened its first international office in Subang Jaya,\nMalaysia, in September 2026. The move is part of its effort to expand\ncross-border logistics connectivity and strengthen its reach in regional\nmarkets.<\/p>\n
The network development in Malaysia also draws on the Lion Group\necosystem, including Batik Air Malaysia\u2019s flight connections and the\nCargo Terminal Operator at KLIA Cargo Village. This support is intended\nto strengthen air and cargo links for international shipments.<\/p>\n
Kenny said the development of international connectivity needed to\nkeep pace with businesses\u2019 requirements. The company is also inviting\ndiscussions with businesses to understand their changing logistics\nneeds.<\/p>\n
\u201cThrough TEI 2026, we want to create opportunities for discussion and\ncollaboration with more businesses about their logistics needs. We\nbelieve international connectivity must develop in step with business\nrequirements. Lion Parcel will continue to build its capabilities and\nexplore partnerships that can help Indonesian businesses connect with\ninternational market opportunities.\u201d<\/p>\n
Rising exports are creating greater opportunities for businesses to\nreach overseas markets. However, logistics capacity, cross-border\nconnectivity and shipping efficiency remain important to ensuring that\nmarket expansion can be sustained.<\/p>", "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/exports-grow-boosting-demand-for-international-logistics-1792367428", "image": "" }, "sponsor": "Okusi Associates", "sponsor_url": "https:\/\/okusiassociates.com" }