Jakarta – Hyper Mega Shipping (HMS), an international freight forwarder headquartered in Indonesia, has revealed its strategic plan to boost export and import records. CEO of HMS, Reef Man outlined three key components essential for achieving this goal: innovation, connectivity, and empowerment in the logistics sector.
Regarding connectivity, Reef Man revealed that HMS plans to expand gradually, focusing on major ports such as Singapore, Hong Kong, and Busan.
“The development will be phased. Since HMS already has branches in Singapore and Hong Kong, we want to concentrate our development efforts there first. However, Latin America and the US also represent attractive markets,” explained Reef Man during the HMS Iftar Event 2025 in Jakarta on March 12.
To strengthen its footprint in the global logistics industry, HMS enhances collaboration between countries while offering competitive pricing. The freight forwarder will also implement more effective networking and optimal routes, utilizing both air and sea transport, allowing customers to enjoy excellent service with faster delivery times.
Continuing its commitment to innovation in the logistics sector, HMS has adopted Electronic Delivery Order (EDO) technology. Initially introduced for imports one to two years ago, the technology is now being developed for exports.
“We aim to simplify the logistics process for our customers through the use of technology. The digitalization represented by EDO is expected to speed up and streamline the shipping process,” he stated.
Moreover, HMS intends to empowering the communities and individuals involved in the logistics industry by supporting them to reach their full potential, thereby the company can contribute more significantly to the growth of the logistics sector.
“Through this commitment, HMS is optimistic about providing services that not only benefit customers but also strengthen the national and global logistics industries,” he added.
Regarding the logistics industry’s performance, Reef Man expressed her optimism to the industry, driven by the growth of Indonesia’s manufacturing industry.
“Indonesia remains an attractive market for investors, particularly in the manufacturing sector. For instance, in Kendal, Central Java, labor competition is quite fierce, making it appealing for new investments. This certainly has a positive impact on the logistics industry, as it facilitates the movement of goods in and out of the country,” Reef voiced.
Additionally, the United States market is predicted to continue offering promising prospects for the global logistics industry. With numerous opportunities on the horizon, HMS is confident in its ability to grow and make a significant contribution to the national economy.
