Expanding Business Capacity, Kalog Targets Revenue of Rp2.47 Trillion
As a phase of accelerating business transformation with targets for significant performance growth in both financial and transportation volume terms, KAI Logistik (Kalog) is projected to become a turning point for increased business capacity of the company. This aligns with the strengthening of the company’s role in supporting the national supply chain.
Kalog’s President Director, Yuskal Setiawan, stated that the company is targeting revenue of Rp2.47 trillion, representing 119% growth compared to 2025 realisation of Rp1.1 trillion, with profit targeted at Rp176 billion. These targets are supported by expansion of business scale.
“2026 is an important momentum for the company to increase capacity and business competitiveness on a sustainable basis. The targets set reflect the company’s readiness in managing growth sustainably,” he explained.
From an operational perspective, Yuskal said the company is targeting significant growth in transportation volumes across most service lines. In the retail transportation segment, volume is targeted to reach 165,000 tonnes, an increase of 152% compared to 2025 achievement.
MULTIMODAL COMMODITY TRANSPORT GROWTH
The most significant growth is occurring in multimodal commodity transport, particularly container, cement and non-coal commodity transport, with target volume exceeding 9 million tonnes, representing more than 200% increase compared to previous realisation. This volume surge is driven by increased business capacity, particularly through the transfer and full management of non-coal transport in the Java region, which was previously partially managed by the parent company.
“The transfer of non-coal transport management in Java provides significant growth opportunity for us, whilst also strengthening the company’s focus on developing multimodal commodity transport,” he explained.
In the coal transport segment, Yuskal continued, the company is targeting volume of 23 million tonnes, an increase of 19% compared to 2025 performance. This target is set to maintain continuity of performance in the main commodity, amidst the constantly strengthened strategy of business diversification.
STRATEGIC INITIATIVES
Beyond strengthening transport capacity, the company has also established several strategic initiatives, including expansion into the e-commerce segment and increased service capacity through infrastructure development, including plans for expansion of Ronggowarsito Terminal and exploration of the Batang Industrial Zone in Central Java.
“We are not only focusing on volume growth, but also on strengthening the service ecosystem and infrastructure so that business growth can take place sustainably,” he explained.
Yuskal stated that through a combination of capacity expansion, service diversification, and infrastructure strengthening, Kalog affirms its commitment to continuously increase its contribution as a provider of railway-based and multimodal logistics services in supporting national connectivity and logistics distribution.