Monthly RoRo vehicle-terminal throughput census for Indonesia

Name: Monthly RoRo vehicle-terminal throughput census for Indonesia: loading/unloading volumes split import vs export and international vs domestic terminal, by vehicle category (passenger CBU, motorcycle CBU, trucks/buses, heavy equipment, spare parts), with annual series 2020-2025 and forward monthly projections, alongside national auto-industry performance context.
Creator: Indonesiacarterminal

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Monthly RoRo vehicle-terminal throughput census for Indonesia: loading/unloading volumes split import vs export and international vs domestic terminal, by vehicle category (passenger CBU, motorcycle CBU, trucks/buses, heavy equipment, spare parts), with annual series 2020-2025 and forward monthly projections, alongside national auto-industry performance context.

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Industry: Marine
Instruments: equities
Categories: AlternativeSupply Chain
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Type: not stated
Format: Tabular (monthly investor-relations presentation/PDF with embedded throughput tables)
Volume: Terminal land area 16.9 hectares with stated capacity of ~400,000 vehicles per year, i.e. order-of-hundreds-of-thousands of handled-unit records annually at yard level; the published report itself aggregates a few thousand data points per year (12 months x ~5 categories x import/export x international/domestic) plus 2020-2025 annual series.
Users: N/A — port terminal operator publishing investor-relations reports; no registered-user product exists (audience is investors, shipping lines and consignees).
History: 19 years
Update frequency: not stated
Growth: Active (monthly production reports continuing through January 2026 with Feb-26 onward projections, and operating statistics on the official site updated through July 2026).
Launched: ~2007 (Tanjung Priok car terminal construction completed and operations commenced; the terminal was commissioned following a 2006 government instruction to Pelindo II).
Delivery: not stated
Entity mapping: not stated
Sample: not stated
Point-in-time: not stated
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