Indonesia’s petrochemical industry is entering a phase of significant change as the government aims to re-establish the country’s position as a net exporter of petrochemicals from its current position as a net importer. Investments are underway boosted by government tax incentives by both local and multinational energy companies in the upstream and downstream sectors to further develop the country’s natural resources in hydrocarbons and cater to the growing demand from industries and consumers for refined petrochemical products. The sector grew by 5% in 2011 and 8% in 2012 but new investments in refineries such as in Cilegon, Banten will see the sector expand dramatically by 2016 thus increasing the demand on professional local logistics providers for nationwide distribution as well as for potential exports.

For the petrochemicals industry in Indonesia, Kamadjaja Logistics provides specialised warehousing, transport and distribution services throughout Indonesia using the latest technology and mechanised handling processes. Kamadjaja’s team of highly trained logistics professionals continually build on their knowledge in the safe and correct handling of petrochemicals and other hazardous materials through ongoing training and direct communication with the client to ensure that their specific requirements and standards are always met. The company’s ongoing performance in the field of petrochemical logistics has been recognised by its clients having received an award from Shell Indonesia for a zero accident rate in road transportation and warehouse operation for 2006-2010.

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