Photovoltaic Production Lines Shipped To Indonesia

The first batch of PV module production lines was packed and shipped earlier this month via a dedicated sea freight line (Full Container Load, FCL) directly to Jakarta Port, Indonesia, with an estimated transit time of 18-22 days.

Our comprehensive customs clearance and tax-inclusive service has been launched, with a professional customs clearance team providing full support to ensure our Indonesian customers receive our production lines as quickly as possible.

Local warehousing preparations in Indonesia are also underway to provide advance support for subsequent equipment installation and commissioning.

Issues and Solutions

Sea Freight Cost Fluctuations: Due to increased fuel surcharges, the cost per container has increased by 12% compared to the previous period. We have optimized the cost of small-batch shipments using a Less-than-Container Load (LCL) solution.

Customs Clearance Time Risks: We have prepared a complete set of technical documents in advance to address Indonesian customs inspection procedures and established an emergency communication mechanism with local logistics service providers.

 Next Week's Plan

Track the status of the sea freight shipments and coordinate customs clearance at the Indonesian port.

Initiate training for the local installation team to ensure commissioning is completed within 30 days of the production lines' arrival.

Advance the production schedule for the second batch of production lines, expected to be shipped in early December.