Aug 24, 2026
SiCepat Targets Streamlined Distribution Chain with New B2B Logistics Arm
Kejora-backed PT SiCepat Ekspres Indonesia (SiCepat) is expanding beyond last mile delivery through the launch of “SiCepat Logistik”, a new B2B service covering the full distribution chain for brands, manufacturers, retailers, to small-medium enterprises across Indonesia.
SiCepat Logistik was officially launched by SiCepat CEO Barry Lim together with Commercial & External Affairs Director Imam Sedayu, at SiCepat Middle Mile, Puninar Logistic, East Jakarta, on July 28.
Lim stated, SiCepat Logistik was designed to address common obstacles faced by business operators, from the complexity of managing multiple logistic vendors at once (multi-vendor), the lack of visibility throughout the shipping process, to limited distribution networks.
“With SiCepat Logistik, all services operate within the same system so customers no longer need to manage multiple vendors with different standards and visibility. Everything can be managed by one partner, one system, one accountability, from warehouse to end customer,” Lim explained during the launch event.
The launch also marks a broader shift of SiCepat Group’s capabilities. Previously focused on last-mile delivery, the company now supports the end-to-end logistics chain within its integrated ecosystem, completing the process from first-mile and middle-mile.
SiCepat Logistik differentiates its solutions through customized and flexible services, competitive pricing, and integrated capabilities to tailor customer specific needs. It serves from full truckload (FTL), less-than-truckload (LTL), warehousing, heavy cargo, customs logistics, air and sea freight, export-import and customs clearance, through to value-added services.
According to Mordor Intelligence’s report, the country’s freight and logistics market is estimated to reach US$139.35 billion this year, up from US$131.20 billion in 2025. The market growth is collectively driven by the country’s e-commerce boom, expanding infrastructure, and rising manufacturing exports. At the same time, digital initiatives such as the National Logistics Ecosystem (NLE) are helping streamline customs and administrative costs, making the logistics network more efficient and connected.
SiCepat, established in 2014, offers a logistics and express delivery company with more than 18,000 courier partners operating nationwide.
***
Source:
https://ekspres.sicepat.com/company/news/312
https://www.mordorintelligence.com/industry-reports/indonesia-freight-logistics-market