Yoki Firnandi

His academic background is distinguished by a Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering from Parahyangan Catholic University (2003), a Master of Management from Prasetiya Mulya Business School (2008), and a Master’s in Operations, Project, and Supply Chain Management from the University of Manchester, United Kingdom (2013).

Under his leadership, PIS has achieved unprecedented growth, recording a stellar profit of US$ 280.9 million in the first half of 2024—an extraordinary 103% increase from the previous period. This success is a testament to his strategic direction, which has propelled PIS into the forefront of global maritime logistics. Key to this achievement has been the expansion of 64 international shipping routes and the addition of six advanced tanker fleets, significantly boosting the company’s operational capacity and market reach.

Yoki’s visionary leadership has been pivotal in driving synergy across Pertamina’s Sub Holding Integrated Marine Logistics, catalyzing the rapid acceleration of business growth. His commitment to excellence is reflected in the transformative initiatives he has championed, ensuring PIS continues to operate "faster, higher, stronger" in an increasingly competitive global market.

Session Overview

Wednesday, 6 November

10:00

Maritime & Logistics Conference Conference Room A 10:00 - 11:00

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Winds of change in global trade and the role of shipping for economic stability

Beyond trade conflicts and geopolitical challenges, climate change has brought extreme weather, impacting port and canal access around the globe, requiring a balance between maintaining operations and managing disruptions. While the maritime industry is accustomed to supply chain shocks, shifts in the global trade landscape, such as increasing protectionism, rising tanker freight rates and longer trade routes, present new challenges and opportunities. How can the maritime sector respond to the changes in global trade flows and energy production in the face of growing disruptions?

Attendee insights:

Gain a better understanding on how the maritime industry can navigate the challenges posed by geopolitical challenges, climate change, and shifts in global energy trade, with a focus on strategies for maintaining supply chain resilience and decarbonisation progress.