SIIPE Industrial Estate on the Strait of Malacca
An integrated industrial and port estate in North Sumatera, Indonesia — an 1,800 Ha industrial estate planned together with a 400 Ha deep seaport, 4.7 km from Belawan Port.
- Belawan Port
- 4.7 km10 MIN
- Kuala Namu Int. Air Port
- 38.8 km74 MIN
- Industrial estate
- 1,800 HaESTATE
- Deep seaport
- 400 HaPORT
Distance and travel time to logistics infrastructure
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| Destination to / from | Distance (km) | Time (minutes) |
|---|---|---|
| Belawan Port | 4.7 | 10 |
| Medan Belawan Port | 27.7 | 60 |
| Kuala Namu International Air Port | 38.8 | 74 |
| Sei Mangkei Economic Zone | 148 | 188 |
Belawan Port sits within a 10-minute drive of the estate, placing sea freight, air freight and the Sei Mangkei Economic Zone on a single road corridor.
Positioned on one of the world's busiest shipping lanes
The estate faces the Strait of Malacca and connects to sea, air and inland freight through the same corridor. For manufacturers, that proximity determines transport cost, lead time and how much inventory a plant has to hold.
Sea freight through Belawan
Belawan Port is 4.7 km from the estate — a 10-minute road journey — with Medan Belawan Port 27.7 km away.
Air freight and passenger access
Kuala Namu International Airport is 38.8 km away, reachable in 74 minutes by road for time-critical cargo and visiting teams.
Regional industrial linkage
The Sei Mangkei Economic Zone lies 148 km inland, connecting the estate to established processing activity across North Sumatera.
Industrial land, deep seaport and utilities planned as one estate
The masterplan allocates industrial plots alongside the port and supporting utilities, so that logistics and infrastructure serve the plots directly rather than being retrofitted around them.
Sizeable land bank in a strategic location with upside potential
The scale of the land bank allows the estate to accommodate both large single-user plants and clustered industrial tenants, while keeping room for phased expansion as demand develops.
Twelve industrial sectors the estate is planned to accommodate
From heavy processing to light manufacturing and logistics, the estate is planned around sectors whose operations benefit from port proximity, utility supply and access to regional raw materials.
- 01Power Plant, Gas, and Water
- 02Food and Beverage Industry
- 03Mining Processing
- 04Chemical and Pharmaceutical Industry
- 05Plantation Processing
- 06Paper Industry
- 07Electronic Industry
- 08Textile Industry
- 09Warehouse & Transportation
- 10Wood and Furniture Industry
- 11Rubber Industry
- 12Fishery Industry
Utility provision, land parcelling and clean block planning for these sectors are set out in the SIIPE business and land development plan.
Discuss your sector requirementsReview the estate in more detail
Documentation and visual records of the estate, for teams assessing SIIPE against other industrial locations.
SIIPE e-brochure
The estate profile, location data and development plan in a single PDF.
Open the PDF ↓SIIPE development
Photographic record of the estate and port site as development progresses.
View the gallery →KIM Belawan
The industrial estate project currently operated alongside the SIIPE development.
Visit kimbelawan.id →Who we are
The developer behind the estate, its vision, principles and core values.
Read about SIIPE →Discuss a site at SIIPE
Whatever your type of business and your needs, SIIPE will be able to accommodate you. Contact us for current land availability and the latest development information.