Sumalacca Integrated Industrial & Port Estate · North Sumatera, Indonesia

SIIPE — Sumalacca Integrated Industrial and Port Estate
Who We Are

About Sumalacca Integrated Industrial and Port Estate

SIIPE develops and manages an integrated industrial and port estate in North Sumatra, Indonesia — bringing industrial land, port access and supporting infrastructure together under a single development platform.

The premise

Logistics cost is the constraint an integrated estate is built to solve

As an archipelagic country, Indonesia carries high logistics costs, and those costs reach the price of goods circulating in the market.

Through the domestic and international connectivity developed across the SIIPE integrated area, industrial operators can reduce those costs and produce goods at more competitive prices. That relationship — between connectivity, cost and competitiveness — is the reason the estate is planned as one integrated development rather than as separate industrial and port projects.

Industrial estate development within the SIIPE integrated area
Value proposition

A total business solution based on cost-competitiveness and global connectivity, delivering sustainable success to businesses across a variety of manufacturing operations.

Corporate background

Owned by Internusa and Asia Capital

Sumalacca Integrated Industrial and Port Estate is owned by Internusa and by Asia Capital, an investment company located in Singapore.

Shareholder

Internusa

A company based in Medan, North Sumatra, Indonesia, engaged in property since 2004.

Base
Medan, North Sumatra
Sector
Property
Active in property since
2004
Shareholder

Asia Capital Pte. Ltd.

A private-equity investment firm active across Southeast Asia, focused on exploring Indonesia's economic growth and opportunities.

Base
Singapore
Type
Private equity
Coverage
Southeast Asia
2020

Sumalacca Integrated Industrial and Port Estate was conceptualized in 2020 under an economic cooperation agreement.

The integrated model

One of Indonesia's largest industrial clusters

The estate's scale and its strategic, integrated location allow it to operate as an industrial cluster — providing the infrastructure needed to create a synergistic economic cycle rather than serving individual plots in isolation.

5,600Ha

Area of the Sumalacca Integrated Industrial and Port Estate industrial cluster, as stated in the SIIPE company profile. The current development phase set out under SIIPE Potential covers 3,000 Ha.

Supporting infrastructure and services

The cluster is built on a solid foundation of key supporting infrastructure, provided alongside estate services:

  • Power plant
  • Clean water
  • Wastewater treatment
  • Area management
  • 24-hour security
  • Fibre-optic internet
  • Natural gas
  • Further supporting services

Location is the first condition for a successful industrial estate. As with real estate, it determines what an estate can support — and it requires access to alternative transportation modes such as highways, transportation stations and ports. The greater the number of available modes, the greater the opportunity for the industrial area.

Sumalacca Port

Port geography that puts the estate on an international lane

Sumalacca Port lies on lowland between the Belawan River and the Deli River, with a shipping channel connecting the port to territorial waters in the Malacca Strait. Its position on the world's international shipping lanes means access to heavy traffic.

Basin depth
−8 to −10 m LWS
Shipping channel
13 miles
Setting
Between the Belawan and Deli rivers
Coordinates
3°47'24.0"N 98°44'11.2"E
Vision

Where the company is directed

To become a developer and industrial estate management company, and a reliable modern property and business, in Southeast Asia.

Mission

Three commitments

  1. 01

    Run a business as developer and manager of property, industrial estate and integrated business.

  2. 02

    Grow the corporation and contribute positively to the regional and national economy.

  3. 03

    Care consistently for business continuity while maintaining social harmony and environmental resilience.

Our principle

Responsible development in the region

The main principle of SIIPE is promoting responsible development in the region — which means ensuring the area is ready for development in terms of infrastructure, services and land-use zoning principles.

SIIPE recognises that activities within the area can have a major impact on surrounding communities, including their service delivery. Together, the municipalities take a proactive, collaborative and cooperative approach to industrial planning and development.

Readiness
Infrastructure, services and land-use zoning prepared before development proceeds.
Community impact
Recognising the effect of estate activity on surrounding communities and their service delivery.
Collaboration
A proactive, collaborative and cooperative approach to industrial planning with the municipalities.
Our core values

Six standards that guide the organisation

These values apply to how the estate is developed, how it is managed and how the company works with customers, partners and the communities around it.

01

Ethics

We are uncompromising in our integrity, honesty and fairness.

02

Safety & Health

We are relentless in keeping people safe from harm, and we provide a healthy work environment.

03

Quality

We are passionate about excellence and about doing our work right the first time. Our reputation depends on the value we deliver in the eyes of every customer and community.

04

Relationships

We build positive, long-term relationships with our customers, joint-venture partners, subcontractors, suppliers and colleagues, built on trust, respect and collaboration.

05

Innovation

We develop and apply world-class technology. We listen, learn and seek out the best ideas. We attack complacency and continually improve.

06

Sustainability

We improve the quality of life in the communities where we work by respecting local cultures, engaging local people and protecting the environment.

Next steps

Review the estate and its development plan

The location data, masterplan and industrial sectors are set out under SIIPE Potential; land parcelling, utilities and phasing are covered in the business and land development plan.

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