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06/11/2025

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Jakarta – PT Hutama Karya Infrastruktur (HKI) was awarded the Outstanding State-Owned Subsidiary in Toll Road Development at the Bisnis Indonesia Logistics Awards (BILA) 2025. The award was received by HKI’s Director of Operations I, G. Aji Sentosa, on Wednesday (November 5) at the Borobudur Hotel in Jakarta.

Aji Sentosa expressed that the award is an external recognition of the company's performance and contribution to the development of toll road infrastructure that strengthens logistics access.

“This award acknowledges HKI’s role in enhancing connectivity through toll road projects. With strategic initiatives like the Trans-Sumatra Toll Road (JTTS) and other toll projects, we remain committed to creating infrastructure that supports smooth logistics and regional economic growth,” Aji Sentosa said.

Dorothea Samola, Commissioner of Bisnis Indonesia Group, mentioned that BILA 2025 serves as an annual platform to honor the best performers and innovators in the national transportation and logistics sector. The event appreciates companies and individuals who contribute to improving supply chain efficiency and strengthening cross-sector collaboration to support the sustainability of Indonesia’s logistics ecosystem.

Now in its 4th year, the award evaluates companies based on various aspects, including operational performance, good governance, service efficiency, technological innovation, public sentiment, and sustainability in implementing the national logistics system. With this award, HKI reiterates its commitment to becoming a part of a resilient, competitive, and sustainable national logistics ecosystem.sustainability) dalam penerapan sistem logistik nasional. Melalui perolehan penghargaan BILA 2025 ini, HKI menegaskan komitmen untuk menjadi bagian dari ekosistem logistik nasional yang tangguh, berdaya saing, dan berkelanjutan.

“Logistics is not just about transporting goods; it reflects efficiency, innovation, and cross-sector collaboration. With this award, we hope to inspire a collective spirit to make Indonesia’s logistics sector more resilient and adaptable to the changing times,” said Dorothea.

As of this year, HKI has built approximately 421 km of the Trans-Sumatra Toll Road (JTTS) and other toll roads on Java. Moving forward, HKI will continue to strengthen connectivity through the construction of infrastructure, particularly toll roads, to bring greater ease and benefits to the wider community.