TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - Indonesia state-owned shipping company PT Pelni will sell three of its 32 ships to counter the company's losses, its President Director Sulistyo Wimbo Hardjito stated on Thursday, as reported by Antara News. Hardjito noted that the decision was taken after a state-owned enterprises leadership meeting as the three vessels had suffered a functional decline and were no longer in service since last year. 'The companys efficiency will suffer if it continues to keep the ships as it will have to pay for their maintenance costs and the salaries of the workers,' Hardjito pointed out. One of the ships to be sold is the passenger ship 'Kerinci' that operated in the countrys western and eastern regions, he said but stopped short of divulging details about its selling price. Hardjito remarked that the plan was part of the companys efforts to increase efficiency, which was one of the priorities he had undertaken after his appointment as the companys president director in May.
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He said the company meanwhile is now studying specifications and the types of new ships that it will buy. Hardjito added that the company will be considering three types of ships: a special passenger ship, a special cargo ship, or a combination of a passenger and cargo ship. 'We are still studying it. So, I will only reveal its economic value later,' he stated. Besides implementing an efficiency program, PT Pelni will increase its passenger service, he noted. He also pointed out that the poor passenger service was the companys main challenge.
Hardjito remarked that he had already toured Natuna and Riau Islands as a regular passenger to evaluate the companys service before being named president director. 'PT Pelni's problem is passenger service and how to reduce losses through efficiency improvement,' he explained. In 2013, PT Pelni booked a profit of Rp2.4 trillion, but it also posted a loss of around Rp630 billion due to factors such as inflation that has increased the cost of ships, Hardjito stated. Credo dat 4 0 torrent. ANTARA INDRA ARIEF PRIBADI PRIYAMBODO RH.
Dinner time Pelni ( Pelayaran Nasional Indonesia, Indonesian National Lines) is the national shipping company of. Its services network spans across Indonesian archipelago. Mainly serving as connector between bigger cities to remote islands, Pelni plays important role in Indonesian transport system.
Pelni is one of the few remaining economy-class long-distance passenger ship operators. Most of the world's well-known passenger ship companies have stopped their low-budget passenger services since 1960s due to shifting trends towards airplane transport. Pelni's ability to survive is mostly due to on certain routes and subsidized routes funded. Kubota b7001 manual pdf file. History Under the Dutch colonial rule, Indonesian inter-islands transportation was dominated by (KPM), founded in 1888. KPM headquarter was in, but daily operations were controlled from (now ). As a newly independent republic, in late 1940s Indonesian government decided to nationalize Dutch-owned companies. The Dutch refused to give away KPM, due to its strong position as connector of Indonesian archipelago.
KPM also played important role in transporting Dutch logistics and military supplies during. In response to Dutch refusal, in September 5, 1950, Indonesia founded PEPUSKA ( Yayasan Penguasaan Pusat Kapal-kapal, Centrally-controlled Ships Foundation) that operates 8 ships with total size of 4.800. However, due to lack of experience and capital, PEPUSKA failed to takeover KPM's monopoly.