SiCepat Launches Integrated Logistics Service Targeting Industry and MSMEs

Logistics company SiCepat has launched a new service, ‘SiCepat Logistik’, targeting manufacturers, brand owners, distributors, retailers, and micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs).

SiCepat Ekspres CEO Barry Lim said the key advantage of the service lies in the integration of the entire logistics process within a single system, meaning customers no longer need to coordinate with multiple service providers.

‘So, what differentiates SiCepat Logistik is not just the variety of services we offer, but how all these services operate within the same system,’ Barry said during the launch at the Puninar Warehouse Complex in East Jakarta on Tuesday.

The service is a business-to-business (B2B) logistics solution supported by the operational network strength of SiCepat Ekspres. He explained that customers no longer need to manage many vendors with differing standards and visibility; instead, they have one partner, one system, and one point of accountability, from the warehouse to the end customer.

The services provided include Full Truckload (FTL), Less Than Truckload (LTL), warehousing, heavy cargo, custom logistics, air and sea freight forwarding, export-import services with customs clearance, and various value-added services. The last-mile delivery to the end customer is then carried out by SiCepat Ekspres through various channels, such as e-commerce, social commerce, web stores, offline shops, and agent and drop point networks.

This integration allows the entire supply chain process to be managed comprehensively, from raw material distribution to products reaching various sales channels.

In addition, the company introduced SiCepat Fast Lane, an inter-island distribution service via sea routes that offers faster delivery times compared to standard sea freight. This service also offers more economical rates than air freight, with consistent departure schedules that help businesses plan their goods distribution.

Meanwhile, SiCepat Ekspres Commercial and External Affairs Director Imam Sedayu Pusponegoro expressed hope that SiCepat Logistik could contribute up to 10 per cent of the company’s revenue. He noted that the logistics business relies heavily on trust, so building a strong foundation in the first year will make it easier for the business to grow subsequently.

‘In the first year, SiCepat Logistik can contribute up to 10 per cent because this first year is the year we build the foundation,’ he said.