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Pelindo Merger, Check Out the Impact on IPCM and IPCC

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JAKARTA – The government has approve merger PT Pelabuhan Indonesia (Persero) or Pelindo I-IV, marked by the signing of a Presidential Regulation (Perpres) concerning Pelindo merger by President Joko Widodo.

With this corporate action, it is worth paying attention to its impact on the two listed subsidiaries of PT Pelindo II which are listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange, namely PT Jasa Armada Indonesia Tbk (IPCM) and PT Indonesia Vehicle Terminal Tbk (IPCC).

Senior Investment Information at Mirae Asset Sekuritas Indonesia, Nafan Aji Gusta Utama, said that the news of the Pelindo merger on the share prices of the two issuers is not expected to have a significant impact, where currently IPCM and IPCC share prices are still moving sideways.

“I think it will be interesting to wait for the corporate action, for example after the merger, of course, market players will see how the company’s expansion rate is, for example IPCM must build ports in various regions in order to improve connectivity,” said Nafan to MNC Portal Indonesia, Saturday (2/10/ 2021).

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“As for the IPCC, I think that along with the improvement in the domestic manufacturing industry and also because of the potential for global economic recovery by increasing demand for a vehicle, for example and we can maximize the market potential in the ASEAN region, I think it can certainly be optimized for the IPCC,” he continued.

He said that current investors must pay close attention to the implementation of the merger in order to provide optimal results in order to improve quality, standardize ports to an international level, and also coordinate with various ports in the region in order to improve connectivity at sea, which according to him is very important. .

He gave an example, the IPCC which is part of an important element in order to increase the capacity and capability of exporting vehicles to foreign countries, especially ASEAN, and coincidentally, Indonesia’s PMI Manufacturing is already at 52 which indicates it has been expansive from the previous contraction.

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