Customs Authority Central Java and Yogyakarta Approves Bonded Zone Facility for PT Carku Daya Indonesia to Boost Exports and Create Hundreds of Jobs
Semarang – The Regional Office of the Directorate General of Customs and Excise (DJBC) for Central Java and D.I. Yogyakarta continues to demonstrate its commitment to promoting export-oriented industrial growth through the provision of customs facilities. One such support measure has been realised through the granting of a bonded zone facility to PT Carku Daya Indonesia, located in the Candi Industrial Zone, Semarang.
PT Carku Daya Indonesia is a company operating in the electrical equipment industry, with principal products including jump starters, energy storage power supplies, and motorcycle batteries. These products are marketed to meet global market demand, with exports destined for North America, Europe, and countries in the Asia-Pacific region.
The provision of this bonded zone facility is expected to enhance the company’s competitive advantage in producing export-oriented goods. Through this facility, the company can obtain ease in raw material import activities and production processes, thereby promoting efficiency and increasing production capacity.
Beyond contributing to increased national exports, the presence of PT Carku Daya Indonesia also delivers positive impact on the regional economy, particularly in terms of absorbing local labour. Currently, the company employs 115 local workers, with this figure projected to increase gradually to 490 workers by 2030.
From an investment perspective, PT Carku Daya Indonesia also demonstrates strong commitment to business development in Indonesia. In 2026, the company has realised investment value of Rp4.8 billion, projected to increase to Rp15.6 billion by 2030 as production capacity expands and international market demand increases.
The Head of the Regional Office of DJBC for Central Java and D.I. Yogyakarta stated that the provision of the bonded zone facility represents one of the government’s strategic instruments for promoting national industrial growth, increasing exports, and creating new employment opportunities for communities. With appropriately targeted customs facilities support, it is hoped that the company can develop more optimally and provide meaningful contribution to both national and regional economies.
Through synergy between government and business actors, the Customs Authority for Central Java and Yogyakarta remains committed to creating a conducive investment climate and supporting export-oriented industrial growth in the Central Java and D.I. Yogyakarta regions.