CONFERENCE DAY ONE, WEDNESDAY, 14 SEPTEMBER 2016

Key Discussion Points:
- How are port developments and upgrades being funded?
- What bureaucratic, logistical and infrastructure issues and challenges are standing in the way of these upgrades?
- What are the key risks of undertaking such expensive port upgrades?
- What are the pros and cons of public versus private investment?
- What are current private sector investors’ requirements for investing in port developments?
- Will investors realize their investments with Pelindo I & II and what modifications are occurring to support the ongoing rising cost of financing and developing of such expansions?
- Will these projects continue as planned and at pace with stalling economies and the end of the commodities supercycle?

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Indonesia Port Corporation I oversees several port developments in Indonesia, including the US$343.9 million Kuala Tanjung multipurpose terminal, slated to begin operations in 2017. With a target capacity of 2 million TEUs by 2019, Kuala Tanjung looks to become Indonesia’s largest transit hub upon completion.
- The latest update on Pelindo’s imminent official operation
- Improving connectivity from the port to the hinterland to reduce dwell times
- Latest snapshot of the development of Kuala Tanjung, Belawan and other new generation container terminals
- Exploration of key issues and challenges facing port development at Pelindo I

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Indonesia’s massive port expansion plans are aimed at improving connectivity, reducing trans-shipment logistical costs and raising Indonesia’s global competitiveness. This masterplan includes opening up international cargo routes beyond Jakarta and Surabaya to significantly reduce dwell times and improve operating and offloading cost efficiencies.

Examining the latest project update on Persero II (Pelindo II)

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- Examining the investment factors impacting on the progress of the US$700 million development of Tanjung Perak, Surabaya; and Tanjung Emas Semarang, Central Java ports
- Updates on stage 2 of the Tanjung Perak Surabaya port project
- Highlight on the efficiency gains from the implementation of the fully automated ARTG unloading equipment crane installation at Tanjung Emas, Semarang
- Operational planning for streamlining turnarounds and reducing dwell times
- Implementation updated on improving connectivity across Tanjung Perak’s 40-hectare, 1.5-million TEUcapacity facilities
- Spotlight on the progress of cross-financing of Tanjung Perak to finance smaller ports and what it means for productivity and profitablity.

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Cikarang Dry Port (CDP) provides integrated port and logistic facilities and serves as an extension gate of Tanjung Priok Sea Port.
It is strategically located in the heart of the largest manufacturing zone of Indonesia along the Bekasi – Cikampek industrial corridor on the east side of Greater Jakarta. The Dry Port offers a one stop service for cargo handling and a logistics solution for international export and import, as well as domestic distribution.
- CDP is the first and only integrated Customs Services Zone in Indonesia: Examining how Cikarang has been able to successfully manage the challenges of providing 24/7 integrated port and logistic facilities, overnight rail freight service, with on-site customs and quarantine inspection services
- CDP’s plans for 2016 and beyond: Reducing investment flow and maximizing capacity at the CDP

With Asia accounting for around 80% of the global container throughput handled by the world’s top 30 container ports, the Port of Singapore is the busiest port in the world in terms of shipping tonnage as well as boasting being the largest trans-shipment container port in the world.
How will the emerging mega plans for Indonesia’s port infrastructure expansions impact on Singapore’s lucrative trans-shipment operations?
What adjustments will Singapore need to make to remain competitive as Indonesia’s capacity continues to come online?

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- Significant firepower of corporate and financial investors for deals
- Review of deal activity and selected deals in the sector
- Impact on valuation

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- Shipping Decisions truly impacting your Supply Chain
- Decision Support Analytics in practice
- Electronic Booking Behaviors

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