Toll Road
Sumatra Java Province Java Province Java Province
Toll Road Projects
4
Expressway Projects Total Mileage
About 335 km
We have been principally engaged in the investment, development, operation and management of different classes of toll roads for over 30 years since 1993, starting in the PRC. In 2019, we successfully entered the Southeast Asia market and became the first Hong Kong enterprise to invest and participate in the operation of Indonesian expressways with our extensive industry experience.
 
Currently, our toll road portfolio comprises 4 high-quality Indonesia expressways spanning approximately 335km in Central Java Province, East Java Province and North Sumatra Province. All are key components of either the Trans Java Expressway or the Trans Sumatra Expressway, which are expected to benefit from the sustainable economic growth and strategic development of the country.
 
For more details of our expressway projects, please click icons on the map.
Trans Java Expressway Semarang to Batang
Grade
Expressway, 4 lanes
Project Mileage
75 km
Interest Owned by the Group
39.77%
JV Period
50 years
JV Expiry Date
July 2066
JV Partner
PT Jasamarga Transjawa Tol
PT LINTAS MARGA JAWA
Significance:
  • Key component of the Trans Java Expressway which is the shortest and quickest route between Indonesia’s capital Jakarta and the second largest city Surabaya.
  • Direct access to Semarang which is the provincial capital and largest city of Central Java.
  • Passing through the Grand Batang City which is being developed as the largest industrial estate of National Strategic Projects in Indonesia.
  • Connecting Jenderal Ahmad Yani International Airport in Semarang, and serving as a key transportation corridor for logistics in regional industrial parks and ports etc.
Trans Java Expressway Solo to Ngawi
Grade
Expressway, 4 lanes
Project Mileage
91 km
Interest Owned by the Group
40%
JV Period
50 years
JV Expiry Date
May 2066
JV Partner
PT Jasamarga Transjawa Tol
PT LINTAS MARGA JAWA
Significance:
  • Key component of the Trans Java Expressway which is the shortest and quickest route between Indonesia’s capital Jakarta and the second largest city Surabaya.
  • The only highest class toll road strategically connecting Central Java Province to East Java Province.
  • Direct access to Adisumarmo International Airport in Surakarta (Solo), one of the major hubs of Batik production and Javanese culture in Indonesia.
Trans Java Expressway Ngawi to Kertosono and Kediri
Grade
Expressway, 4 lanes
Project Mileage
107 km (including mainline of planned 20km extension)
Interest Owned by the Group
40%
JV Period
50 years
JV Expiry Date
May 2066
JV Partner
PT Jasamarga Transjawa Tol
PT LINTAS MARGA JAWA
Significance:
  • Key component of the Trans Java Expressway which is the shortest and quickest route between Indonesia’s capital Jakarta and the second largest city Surabaya.
  • Main gateway to enter East Java Province from the west at Ngawi where SN Expressway ends.
  • Serving the major trade centre of sugar and cigarette industry at Kediri, which is the second largest city by economy in East Java.
  • Expected to benefit from the new Kediri International Airport which is a national strategic project and to be directly connected via a planned extension.
Trans Sumatra Expressway Medan to Kualanamu and Tebing Tinggi
Grade
Expressway, 4 lanes
Project Mileage
62 km
Interest Owned by the Group
45%
JV Period
40 years
JV Expiry Date
May 2056
JV Partner
PT JASA MARGA (Persero) Tbk.
Significance:
  • Part of the Trans Sumatra Expressway which is currently under construction, with most key sections to be completed by phases per Government’s plan.
  • Direct access to Medan which is the most populous capital city in Sumatra Island and a key financial and commercial hub in Indonesia after Jakarta.
  • Connecting to important infrastructures such as Kualanamu International Airport and Belawan Sea Port and famous tourist destination Lake Toba.
  • Serving as a major route for export of rubber, palm oil, tobacco, chemical refining products etc. in North Sumatra region.