PT. PELAYARAN NASIONAL EKALYA PURNAMASARI
15 April 2026
Expanding Its Fleet, ELPI Wins a Rp790 Billion Offshore Vessel Tender

PT Pelayaran Nasional Ekalya Purnamasari Tbk (ELPI), through its subsidiary ETC, has acquired the Multi-Purpose Support Vessel (MPSV) Bourbon Evolution 805.

ETC won the auction for the vessel, which was organized by Shipbid (Singapore) Shipping Exchange Pte Ltd, with a transaction value of USD46.5 million, equivalent to Rp790.5 billion (at an exchange rate of Rp17,000 per USD).

In a disclosure to the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) on Tuesday (April 14, 2026), the vessel purchase was conducted through a third-party financing arrangement, not from banks or financial institutions.

This fleet expansion is expected to strengthen the company’s operational capacity while opening opportunities for revenue growth through deploying the vessel on high-value-added offshore projects.

Additionally, it supports ETC’s going concern, particularly in business development within the offshore services sector.

The company acknowledges that the use of external financing will increase liabilities. However, this increase can be offset by potential revenue from optimizing vessel operations, thereby maintaining sustainable financial performance.

For your information, the Bourbon Evolution 805 is a Dynamic Positioning 3 (DP3) MPSV vessel with multifunctional capabilities, ranging from diving support, supply vessel, firefighting, water spraying, to oil recovery and rescue standby.

With these specifications, this vessel is considered the first Indonesian-flagged ship with multi-use capabilities capable of comprehensively supporting offshore construction activities.


PT. PELAYARAN NASIONAL EKALYA PURNAMASARI
08 April 2026
Dear Investors, ELPI’s Rp126 Billion Dividend Will Be Paid Out Tomorrow

IDXChannel - PT Pelayaran Nasional Ekalya Purnamasari Tbk (ELPI) will distribute a cash dividend totaling Rp126 billion on Thursday, April 9, 2026. Each shareholder will receive a dividend of Rp17 per share, provided their name is listed in the Shareholder Register (recording date) as of March 26, 2026.

This dividend is equivalent to 59.07 percent of the 2025 profit attributable to owners of the parent entity, amounting to Rp213.30 billion. This dividend amount has increased compared to the previous year’s dividend distribution of Rp100.06 billion, or Rp13.50 per share.

Based on the Consolidated Financial Statements as of December 31, 2025, ELPI recorded revenue of Rp1.01 trillion with net profit reaching Rp209.19 billion, and profit attributable to owners of the parent entity amounting to Rp213.30 billion. This positive performance not only strengthens ELPI’s business fundamentals but also fuels optimism regarding future market share expansion.

PT. PELAYARAN NASIONAL EKALYA PURNAMASARI
31 March 2026
Bintang Laut ON THE MOVE: Ngemboh Fishermen Feel the Impact

Gresik, March 31, 2026 – The BINTANG LAUT (Revitalizing Wind and Solar Technology Innovation for the Oceans) clean energy program, initiated by Orela Shipyard—an affiliate of ELPI—in collaboration with the Sepuluh Nopember Institute of Technology (ITS), was officially launched and handed over to the fishing community of Ngemboh Village, Ujungpangkah, Gresik.

This program serves as tangible proof of the implementation of renewable energy technology innovations in the coastal sector through the application of a hybrid wind and solar power system designed to support fishermen’s operational activities sustainably.

Since its installation, the BINTANG LAUT system has been able to supply stable electricity both day and night. The presence of this technology has brought significant changes for fishermen who previously relied on limited energy sources for their fishing activities.

Led by Dr. Dendi Satrio (ITS) and Dr. Soegeng Riyadi (Orela Shipyard), this program has proven to be not only technically efficient but also practical in the field. With a simple technological design that adapts to coastal weather conditions, the system can be easily operated by the local community.

From an economic standpoint, the implementation of BINTANG LAUT has successfully reduced fishermen’s operational costs by up to 90%, while simultaneously lowering carbon emissions by more than 99% through the use of clean and environmentally friendly energy.

In addition, more stable lighting also helps boost fishermen’s productivity. Optimizing lighting during fishing activities leads to increased work efficiency and catch yields.

The successful implementation of this program also earned the Orela Shipyard team—an affiliate of ELPI—an award in the Implementation category at the PFsains 2025 event. More than just a competition achievement, BINTANG LAUT represents the company’s commitment to delivering technological innovations that have a direct impact on the community.

Through this program, Orela Shipyard, as an ELPI affiliate, reaffirms its commitment to continuously driving the development of sustainable maritime technology that supports the well-being of coastal communities and the transition toward clean energy in Indonesia.

PT. PELAYARAN NASIONAL EKALYA PURNAMASARI
27 March 2026
Q2 2026 Employee Development Program - 9 April s/d 12 Juni 2026

Entering the second quarter of 2026, the Human Capital division introduces a series of training and workshop programs aimed at strengthening the capabilities of STRONG People to become more adaptive, skilled, and impactful leaders. The programs include EDP “A Leader’s Hack: Active Listening” and ODP “Effective Communication in the Workplace” on April 9, 2026, followed by ODP “Attractive Report with Ms. PowerPoint” on April 16, 2026, KSK “STRONG Value & Way of Life” on April 24, 2026, EDP “Mentor: A Navigator to Unlock Team’s Potential” on May 7, 2026, and TDP “Effective Leadership: Art of Leading People” on June 12, 2026. Employees are encouraged to register through the provided link before the deadline on April 2, 2026, with limited seats available for each session as part of the company’s commitment to fostering continuous growth and high-performing talent.

PT. PELAYARAN NASIONAL EKALYA PURNAMASARI
11 March 2026
RUPST, RUPSLB, dan Public Expose ELPI 2025 - 9 Maret 2026

PT Pelayaran Nasional Ekalya Purnamasari Tbk (ELPI) successfully held its Annual General Meeting of Shareholders (AGMS), Extraordinary General Meeting of Shareholders (EGMS), and Public Expose in Surabaya on March 9, 2026. During the meeting, the Company officially approved a cash dividend distribution of Rp126 billion (equivalent to Rp17 per share) from the 2025 fiscal year net profit.

As a strategic move to strengthen its capital structure, ELPI plans to conduct a corporate action through a rights issue of approximately 2.11 billion new shares. The proceeds will be allocated toward fleet expansion, strengthening working capital, and increasing operational capacity. Furthermore, the Company highlighted its business diversification strategy into the EPCI and subsea sectors to ensure sustainable growth and long-term value for all stakeholders.

PT. PELAYARAN NASIONAL EKALYA PURNAMASARI
25 February 2026
ELPI Secures Rp395 Billion Credit from Bank Mandiri to Purchase 10 Vessels

PT Pelayaran Nasional Eklya Purnamasari Tbk. (ELPI) received an investment loan of Rp395.2 billion from PT Bank Mandiri (Persero) Tbk. (BMRI). In a disclosure, ELPI management reported that the loan facility was granted on February 24, 2026.

ELPI's Corporate Secretary, Wawan Heri Purnomo, detailed that the credit facility consists of an investment credit IX of Rp280 billion and an investment credit X of Rp115.2 billion.

He explained that investment credit IX will be used to procure six vessels, consisting of Offshore Support Vessels/Offshore Supply Barges (OSV/OSB), Harbor Tugs, Crew Boats, and Pilot Boats. The purpose of procuring these vessels is specifically for PT Layar Nusantara Gas contracts.

Meanwhile, investment credit X will be used to procure four new vessels of the Offshore Support Vessel (OSV) and/or Crew Boat type.

“All vessels financed will be used as collateral and secured by mortgages in accordance with the Bank's provisions,” said Wawan in a disclosure, quoted on Wednesday (25/2/2026).

Investment Credit Facility IX is Committed, Non-Revolving, and Advised with a term of 96 months. Meanwhile, Investment Credit Facility X is Uncommitted, Non-Revolving, and Advised, and can become committed after fulfilling certain requirements, and uncommitted for 81 months.

Furthermore, Wawan said that the Investment Credit Facility IX has secured an 18-year contract for Floating Liquid Natural Gas (FLNG) in Bintuni Bay, West Papua. In addition, this credit facility has an impact on increasing the shipping company's revenue.

“The certainty and increase in revenue provide going concern certainty and strengthen the Company's position in the Offshore Support Vessel sector,” he said.

PT. PELAYARAN NASIONAL EKALYA PURNAMASARI
13 February 2026
Orela and ELPI Support Floating Solar Energy Project Based in Gili Ketapang

Orela-ELPI, through a collaboration with Innovate UK, the British Embassy in Jakarta, and academic and industry partners from Indonesia and the UK, is supporting the development of Indonesia's first marine-based Floating Solar Photovoltaic (FPV) project located on Gili Ketapang Island, East Java.


The project, developed by Solar2Wave, is a collaboration between Cranfield University, the Sepuluh Nopember Institute of Technology (ITS), Pattimura University, and industry partners including Orela Shipyard and Achelous Energy Ltd. The 27.2 kW FPV system is designed to operate in nearshore marine environments as a clean energy solution for small islands.


Not only does it provide environmentally friendly electricity, but this project also supports the improvement of coastal communities' welfare through the use of energy for productive activities, such as providing ice and cold storage for fishermen to maintain the quality of their catch. This initiative is in line with the commitment to support energy transition, reduce carbon emissions, and strengthen the sustainable economy of coastal communities.

PT. PELAYARAN NASIONAL EKALYA PURNAMASARI
05 February 2026
ELPI Provides Explanation After Suspension

Energy industry shipping service provider PT Pelayaran Nasional Ekalya Purnamasari Tbk. (ELPI) has issued an official statement regarding the dynamics of its share price movements, which triggered a temporary suspension by the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) earlier this week. ELPI Corporate Secretary Wawan Heri Purnomo emphasized that the suspension was purely a cooling-off period due to unusual market activity (UMA) and was not caused by regulatory violations or fundamental problems. "We would like to clarify that this suspension was not due to any material violations, reporting omissions, defaults, or legal issues such as PKPU. This step is part of the exchange's self-regulatory organization (SRO) function to give investors time to carefully consider their decisions," Wawan stated during an Incident Public Expose in Surabaya on Thursday (February 5, 2026). He explained that management noted that ELPI's stock price had been highly volatile since January 2026, moving from the Rp800 level to reaching the upper auto rejection limit (ARA) at Rp1,405 on January 22, before eventually normalizing through market mechanisms. Responding to this volatility, he believes that market confidence is driven by the company's increasingly solid fundamentals. ELPI has just secured a long-term contract worth Rp2.39 trillion with a duration of 18 years. This contract involves the operation of six new fleets in the upstream oil and gas sector. Wawan added that the company is also accelerating its international penetration. Currently, one of ELPI's fleets is officially operating in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, as part of its vision to become a world-class shipping company.

“Our diversification focuses on productive capital expenditure. We currently manage a total of 115 fleets, of which 106 units are our own offshore vessels. We are not only adding assets, but also ensuring that each investment provides a multiplier effect for the company's economy,” he explained. To support this year's aggressive growth target, he said, ELPI is preparing to take corporate action in the form of capital increase through Pre-emptive Rights (HMETD) or rights issue. The company plans to issue a maximum of 2.03 billion new shares. "All funds raised will be allocated for investment development and strengthening the capital structure. The company plans to hold a General Meeting of Shareholders (GMS) to seek shareholder approval on March 9, 2026," he said. To date, he said, the company's shareholder structure remains stable with a free float of 15%. Management also reaffirmed its commitment to sustainability principles through fuel efficiency innovations and green port programs. “Our financial performance has continued to record positive growth since the IPO. We are optimistic that with strong fundamentals and measured corporate action plans, ELPI will continue to provide sustainable added value for shareholders,” said Wawan.

PT. PELAYARAN NASIONAL EKALYA PURNAMASARI
21 January 2026
Townhall - Strong Integration of Expertise and Dedication - 15 Januari 2026

As part of strengthening internal communication and aligning the company’s vision, KCT Group will hold the Townhall Meeting for Semester I of 2026 on 15 January 2026. This event serves as an important moment for all STRONG People to receive strategic directions directly from the Board of Directors, while also marking the beginning of Phase II of KCT Group’s development.

Designed with a fresher and more interactive concept, the Townhall will commence at 2:30 PM WIB on the 7th Floor of Graha KCT, starting with a series of games at designated stations. This event is expected to be a gateway to a new journey in 2026, igniting the spirit of The Game Changer across the organization.

PT. PELAYARAN NASIONAL EKALYA PURNAMASARI
10 December 2025
ELPI-Orela collaborates with ITS in the Soft Launching of “SINAR ALAM LAUT (SINALA)”

PT Pelayaran Nasional Ekalya Purnamasari Tbk (ELPI), through its affiliate PT Orela Shipyard (Orela), has officially launched its latest ESG program entitled Sinar Alam Laut (Sinala), a renewable energy initiative to support increased productivity and safety in aquaculture. The program is located in Ngemboh Village, Ujung Pangkah District, Gresik Regency.

The Sinala program utilizes Floating Photovoltaic (FPV) technology as the main energy source to operate Lampu Nusantara (Lamusa), a CCTV security system, and IoT devices on floating cages. With this innovation, Sinala provides an environmentally friendly solution to overcome two major challenges faced by fish farmers, namely high fish mortality due to limited natural feed and rampant fish theft in cage areas.

PT. PELAYARAN NASIONAL EKALYA PURNAMASARI
11 September 2025
Demand for New Ships and Repairs Increases, ELPI's Strategy to Boost Shipyard Business

PT Pelayaran Nasional Ekalya Purnamasari Tbk (ELPI) sees a growing demand for shipyard services, both for new shipbuilding and repairs.

To anticipate this surge in demand, the company plans to increase its production capacity by up to 30%. ELPI Corporate Secretary Wawan Heri Purnomo said that currently, the capacity utilization at the company's shipyards in Gresik and Samarinda-Balikpapan is already at full capacity.


“In terms of capacity, we are already at full capacity. One shipyard can handle around 1,500 tons per year, and currently, the order load is already overloaded. Therefore, we are expanding so that we can accommodate demand,” he told Kontan on Thursday (4/9/2025). According to Wawan, the current market demand trend is relatively higher for repair and maintenance services. However, in terms of production capacity, new shipbuilding is more dominant. This is because new shipbuilding can be directly estimated based on size and tonnage specifications. “Repairs are more fluctuating in nature. Meanwhile, for new ships, such as 40 meters or 30 meters, the production capacity is clear and measurable,” he explained.



Source: Kontan

PT. PELAYARAN NASIONAL EKALYA PURNAMASARI
10 September 2025
ELPI Prepares Shipyard Expansion, Production to Increase by 30%

PT Pelayaran Nasional Ekalya Purnamasari Tbk (ELPI) has recorded a surge in demand for shipyard services, both for new shipbuilding and repair services. To anticipate this trend, the company plans to increase its production capacity by up to 30%.

ELPI Corporate Secretary Wawan Heri Purnomo explained that the utilization rate of ELPI's two shipyards—located in Gresik and in the Samarinda-Balikpapan area—has already reached its maximum capacity.

“In terms of capacity, we are already at full capacity. One shipyard can handle around 1,500 tons per year, and currently, orders are already overloaded. Therefore, expansion is a strategic step to capture market opportunities,” he said on Thursday (September 4, 2025).


High Demand, ELPI Rejects External Orders

Current market demand comes mainly from the ship repair and maintenance sector. However, in terms of capacity, new shipbuilding still dominates because it can be calculated precisely based on the size and specifications of the ship.

“Repairs are more volatile. But for new ships—for example, 30 or 40 meters—the production capacity is clear and can be planned,” said Wawan.

ELPI is currently working on nine new ships, ranging from multipurpose vessels, tugs and barges, to crew boats. The construction process takes 16 to 18 months, including sea trials and classification processes.

“Because our capacity is full, we have even rejected several external requests for shipbuilding. However, we continue to provide repair services to maintain our relationship with customers,” he added.

Challenges: Raw Material Imports and Pressure from Used Chinese Vessels Despite his optimism about the market's potential, Wawan highlighted a number of challenges that still loom over the national shipbuilding industry. One of them is the high dependence on imports of raw materials and components, such as main engines, generators, propellers, and even small components. “Ship engines are customized, so new manufacturers only produce them after there is demand. This makes the supply chain longer and more complex,” he said. In addition, competition with used ships from China is also a challenge. Ten-year-old used ships are still in high demand because they are much cheaper than building new ships domestically. “If there are no regulations limiting the age of imported ships, the trend of purchasing used ships will continue to suppress the growth of the national shipbuilding industry,” said Wawan. Regulatory Support Needed ELPI believes that policies that are more favorable to the domestic maritime industry are needed, including fiscal incentives and restrictions on the age of imported ships. With the right regulatory support, the company is confident that the national shipbuilding industry can grow more competitively and sustainably.