Kalog Express Expands to 264 Partnership Points Across Java, Bali, and South Sumatra to Boost Local Economies
In support of national economic growth through the development of an inclusive logistics ecosystem, KAI Logistik (Kalog), through its Kalog Express partnership programme, continues to strengthen its role in driving the local economy. The programme has now expanded to 264 partnership points spread across various regions in Java, Bali and South Sumatra (Sumsel).
The partnership programme opens opportunities for the public to build businesses in the logistics sector by leveraging the company’s network, systems and operational support. Beyond broadening access to delivery services for customers, the programme also serves as a form of community economic empowerment by creating business opportunities and sustainable sources of income.
Manager of Public Relations at Kalog, Adjeng Putri Adhatu, said on Saturday (25/7) that partnerships are part of the company’s strategy to deliver economic benefits that communities can feel directly. The company believes business growth must go hand in hand with improving public welfare.
“Through the Kalog Express partnership programme, we open opportunities for people to own their own businesses with the support of an established logistics ecosystem, so they can earn an income whilst helping to expand national logistics services,” she explained.
According to Adjeng, the programme aligns with the implementation of the government’s Asta Cita, particularly in strengthening entrepreneurship, creating quality jobs and promoting equitable economic growth across the regions.
The development of the Kalog Express partnership programme also supports the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), notably SDG 8 on Decent Work and Economic Growth through the creation of business opportunities and increased community income, and SDG 17 on Partnerships for the Goals through collaboration between the company and communities in building a sustainable logistics ecosystem.
“Through this partnership scheme, partners receive various forms of support, ranging from business mentoring and training, the use of an integrated digital system, to access to the company’s extensive operational network,” she said.
Partners, Adjeng said, also have the opportunity to earn competitive commissions, run their businesses independently and capitalise on the continuously growing logistics industry with the backing of Kalog’s credibility as part of the state-owned enterprise ecosystem.
In addition, Kalog Express services are supported by various operational advantages, such as a digital system that facilitates transactions and monitoring, a robust operational network, timely deliveries, reliable and trusted service, and increasingly broad distribution coverage. This support provides a foundation for partners to grow their businesses sustainably.
“For members of the public who wish to join as partners, the registration process is designed to be simple and transparent. Prospective partners only need to register, go through the selection and interview process, complete the administration, attend business and system training, and then they are ready to run a business with Kalog Express,” she said.
Adjeng added that partnership registration can be completed online via kailogistik.id/kemitraan or through Kalog’s digital partnership portal, available for individuals at https://b2b.kalogistics.co.id/kemitraan-digital-registrasi/registrasi/kemitraan/personal/steps and for corporate entities at https://b2b.kalogistics.co.id/kemitraan-digital-registrasi/registrasi/kemitraan/corporate/steps.
“Going forward, we will continue to expand the partnership network as part of our efforts to bring logistics services closer to communities whilst creating broader economic benefits. With more partnership points, the company is optimistic it can drive MSME growth, expand access to national logistics services and strengthen economic equity across the regions,” she concluded.