COMPANY
PTRajaTunaBanyuwangi
An Indonesian limited liability cold-chain and marine logistics operator, established in 2022 and operating from Ketapang and Pakis, Banyuwangi.
CORPORATE OVERVIEW
One entity, five interlocking operating lines
PT Raja Tuna Banyuwangi was established as a limited liability company in 2022, with its registered office in Kalipuro, Banyuwangi. The core sector is frozen seafood handling, cold storage, and distribution — supported by an adjacent FMCG line, King Oseng Banyuwangi bottled mineral water, run on the same regional distribution footprint.
Five operating lines reinforce one platform: cold storage (4 cold rooms, 4,600 tons), thermo logistics (3 Colt Diesel trucks), marine transport (5 vessels in the Bali Strait), seafood distribution (the Tapal Kuda corridor), and the FMCG mineral water line. Core operations — vessel landing, sorting, cold storage, and dispatch — are run directly, not outsourced.
At a Glance
- Legal Entity
- PT Raja Tuna Banyuwangi
- Year Established
- 2022
- Registered Office
- Jl. Gatot Subroto No. 99, Kalipuro, Banyuwangi, East Java
- Sector
- Frozen seafood handling, cold storage, and distribution
- Combined Capacity
- 4 cold rooms across 2 facilities — 4,600 tons
- Active Certifications
- CPIB Nos. 032 & 033/CPIB-PH.4/XI/2022 — valid until 22 Nov 2026
COMPANY HISTORY
Built outward from a single dock at Ketapang
The company began operating in 2022 in the Ketapang Port Area, on the western shore of the Bali Strait — a stretch of coast long recognized as a productive fishing ground. Ketapang's cold storage was consolidated from two earlier rooms into one larger space, while a second facility at Pakis added storage capacity at a separate location.
2022
Company established; operations begin at Ketapang
2022
Two CPIB certificates issued by BKIPM (28 November)
2023–2025
Year-on-year revenue growth recorded each year
Present
Four active cold rooms across two facilities — 4,600 tons
Ahead
Deepening Ketapang capacity ahead of Surabaya and Bali expansion
VISION & MISSION
Operational discipline before expansion
The company's direction rests on one principle: handling quality and recordkeeping discipline come first, scope follows.
VISION
To be the most trusted regional cold-chain and marine logistics operator on Java's eastern coast — known for handling discipline, not scale alone.
MISSION
- Maintain handling quality and service reliability as the buyer base widens.
- Add capacity in step with confirmed buyer volume, rather than ahead of it.
- Run core operations — landing, sorting, cold storage, and dispatch — directly, without outsourcing.
- Keep the facility open to direct review by buyers, partners, and auditors.
ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE
A three-tier structure
The Director holds executive authority and sets corporate direction. Two senior managers report directly: the General Manager, who coordinates day-to-day operations, and the Procurement & Sales Division Head, who runs commercial activity. Six operating divisions run under the General Manager's coordination.
Maria Imaculata N. M
Director
Rima
General Manager
Akbar
Procurement & Sales Division Head
Adi
Warehouse
Sandra
Administration
Vivi Dwi
Finance
Rizal
Transportation
Fifi
Cold Storage
Susanto
Security
LEADERSHIP
Leadership Team
Maria Imaculata N. M
Director
Holds executive authority and sets the company's corporate direction.
Rima
General Manager
Coordinates day-to-day operations across all divisions — warehouse, administration, finance, transportation, cold storage, and security.
Akbar
Procurement & Sales Division Head
Runs procurement and commercial activity, reporting directly to the Director.
GOVERNANCE
How the Operation is Controlled
Operations are managed against documented standard operating procedures covering vessel receiving, weighing and sorting, cold room intake, cold room dispatch, fleet loading, route handover, sanitation, and corrective action.
Temperature monitoring runs across the cold rooms and trucks, with readings recorded on a fixed cadence each shift. Operational records are retained for internal review, external audit, and buyer verification.
