Patra Logistik Expands Fuel, LPG and Aviation Fuel Distribution Footprint
The Pertamina subsidiary takes on five fuel terminals in Kalimantan with support for up to 100 tank trucks, three additional LPG terminals, and wider aviation fuel coverage in eastern Indonesia.
Patra Logistik, a subsidiary of state energy company Pertamina, has received an expanded distribution mandate from Pertamina Patra Niaga, according to a company statement quoted on 7 November 2026. The assignment covers fuel distribution management at five fuel terminals in Kalimantan, with operational support for up to 100 tank trucks, three additional LPG terminals in the same region, and aviation fuel distribution extending to East Java, Nusa Tenggara and Sulawesi.
The company operates a Road Traffic Control centre that monitors tank truck movements in real time around the clock, which it cites as support for operational effectiveness and distribution safety. Fuel and LPG products are classified as dangerous goods, making fleet monitoring and trip documentation central to their distribution.
The expansion adds fleet volume on Kalimantan and eastern Indonesia corridors, where the government's no-tolerance Zero ODOL truck enforcement is scheduled to begin in January 2027.