BP BUMN Steps Up Fisheries Downstreaming: New Opportunities in the Maritime Supply Chain

Oaktree.id – The State-Owned Enterprises Agency (BP BUMN) is taking strategic steps to optimize the economic potential of Indonesia’s marine resources. BP BUMN Head Dony Oskaria has initiated the development of the PT Agrinas Jaladri Nusantara (Persero) ecosystem to drive downstreaming in the fisheries sector. This initiative is expected to create significant added value across the marine supply chain.

The development includes initiatives such as Kampung/Desa Nelayan Merah Putih, which will be integrated into the managed ecosystem. This is about more than simply increasing catch volumes—it’s about creating an efficient system from end to end. Every stage, from production to distribution, will be optimized to maximize value for businesses, including fishers.

For the logistics industry, this fisheries downstreaming initiative opens up a range of opportunities. Increased seafood processing will drive greater demand for reliable logistics solutions, from cold-chain storage and efficient transportation to integrated supply chain management. This is where logistics platforms like Oaktree.id play a crucial role. With systems that can optimize tracking, scheduling, and shipment management, we’re ready to support the smooth flow of an increasingly complex fisheries supply chain.

Collaboration between the government and state-owned enterprises to develop this fisheries ecosystem is a positive sign. It reflects growing recognition of the importance of strengthening the maritime sector and its economic potential. Oaktree.id welcomes this initiative and is ready to be a strategic partner, helping ensure Indonesian fishery products reach the market in the best possible condition and with maximum efficiency.