Central Java and DIJ Customs Office Approves Bonded Zone Facility for PT Carku Daya Indonesia

The Central Java and DI Yogyakarta Customs Office granted approval for the bonded zone facility to PT Carku Daya Indonesia, located in the Candi Industrial Estate, Semarang City, on Tuesday (17/3/2026). “The granting of this bonded zone permit embodies our commitment to driving the growth of export-oriented industries,” stated the Head of the Central Java and DI Yogyakarta Customs Office, Agus Yulianto. He also conveyed that the provision of the bonded zone facility is one of the government’s strategic instruments to promote national industrial growth, increase exports, and open new job opportunities for the community. With targeted customs support, it is hoped that the company can develop more optimally and provide tangible contributions to both the national and regional economy. “We hope this bonded zone facility can enhance the company’s competitiveness in producing export-oriented goods. With the bonded zone facility, the company can obtain conveniences in both importing raw materials and production processes, thereby driving efficiency and increasing production capacity,” Agus added. PT Carku Daya Indonesia is a company operating in the electrical equipment industry, with main products including jump starters, energy storage power supplies, and motorcycle batteries. These products are marketed to meet global market demands, targeting exports to North America, Europe, and countries in the Asian region. In addition to contributing to increased national exports, the presence of PT Carku Daya Indonesia also has a positive impact on the regional economy, particularly in absorbing local labour. Currently, the company has absorbed 115 local employees, and this number is projected to continue increasing gradually to reach 490 workers by 2030. From an investment perspective, PT Carku Daya Indonesia also demonstrates strong commitment to developing its business in Indonesia. In 2026, the company realised an investment value of Rp4.8 billion, and this value is projected to continue increasing to Rp15.6 billion by 2030 in line with production capacity expansion and rising international market demand. “Through synergy between the government and business actors, the Central Java and DI Yogyakarta Customs Office continues to commit to creating a conducive investment climate and supporting the growth of export-oriented industries in the Central Java and DI Yogyakarta regions,” Agus emphasised.