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Indonesia Supply Chain Exhibition & Conference Officially Launched, Powered by CeMAT and CargoNOW 

Indonesia Supply Chain Exhibition & Conference Officially Launched, Powered by CeMAT and CargoNOW 

A new international platform for end-to-end supply chain, logistics, and intralogistics technology launches in Jakarta as demand accelerates across Indonesia, and will make its debut at Nusantara International Convention & Exhibition (NICE) on 25–27 November 2026. 

JAKARTA, 30 APRIL 2026: The formal launch of the Indonesia Supply Chain Exhibition & Conference Powered by CeMAT and CargoNOW was announced today at a launch event held at The Westin Jakarta. Organised by Deutsche Messe, Debindo Global Expo, and CargoNOW, the event marks the launch of a new international platform designed to strengthen Indonesia’s supply chain and logistics ecosystem at a critical stage of growth. 

The launch also marks the return of CeMAT to Jakarta, reconnecting Indonesia’s supply chain sector with one of the world’s most established platforms for intralogistics, automation, and logistics innovation. 

Scheduled to take place from 25 to 27 November 2026 at the Nusantara International Convention & Exhibition (NICE – PIK 2) in Jakarta, Indonesia Supply Chain will bring together manufacturers, logistics providers, technology companies, freight and cargo operators, e-commerce businesses, and government stakeholders from across Indonesia and the broader ASEAN region. 

The exhibition will showcase solutions spanning transport and freight, warehousing and material handling, supply chain technology, manufacturing support, sustainability, infrastructure, e-commerce logistics, and niche verticals including cold chain and pharmaceutical supply. 

A Platform Built for Indonesia’s Supply Chain Moment 

Indonesia is one of the fastest-growing supply chain and logistics markets in Southeast Asia. Rapid industrial expansion, growing e-commerce demand, and increasing investment in infrastructure are placing supply chain efficiency and resilience at the top of the business agenda for manufacturers, distributors, and logistics providers operating across the archipelago. 

Indonesia’s supply chain transformation is being accelerated by significant national investment and policy focus. The government’s National Logistics Ecosystem (NLE) initiative is streamlining port and customs processes, while large-scale infrastructure programs including new ports, toll road networks, and industrial zones are reshaping how goods move across the archipelago. At the same time, Indonesia’s e-commerce market, projected to exceed USD 100 billion in the coming years, is driving rapid demand for advanced warehousing, automation, and last-mile logistics solutions. Together, these shifts are creating a clear need for integrated, technology-led supply chain systems at a national scale. 

Indonesia’s logistics costs remain among the highest in Asia, estimated at over 20% of GDP, highlighting the urgent need for more efficient, technology-driven supply chain systems.

Indonesia Supply Chain is designed to directly address these pressures, bringing international technology, automation, and digital logistics solutions to Indonesian businesses, and connecting local operators with global suppliers, system integrators, and industry decision-makers. 

The launch positions Indonesia as a key growth market within the global Hannover Messe network, reflecting the country’s rising importance in regional and international supply chains. 

Organiser Statement 

“Indonesia Supply Chain represents a significant step forward for the logistics and supply chain sector in this region. Indonesia is more than ready for an international platform of this scale, one that connects local industry with global expertise and delivers real solutions to the operational challenges businesses face every day. We are proud to bring the CeMAT and Hannover Messe events network back to Jakarta, and to be working alongside Debindo and CargoNOW to make this happen.” 

Mike Nissen, Senior Commercial Director APAC, Hannover Fairs Australia and Asia Pacific 

“Indonesia Supply Chain Exhibition & Conference 2026 is presented as a cross-industry platform that strengthens collaboration within the supply chain ecosystem as a backbone of economic growth. Supported by global synergy as part of CeMAT, ISC 2026 serves as a key momentum to showcase innovation while encouraging industry players to strengthen their positioning and partnerships. Looking ahead, digitalization and efficiency will be the key drivers in enhancing the competitiveness of Indonesia’s supply chain sector.” 

Rafidi Iqra, Director of Debindo Global Expo 

“Indonesia stands at a critical crossroads. With logistics costs exceeding 20% of GDP, the launch of Indonesia Supply Chain is a vital intervention for the nation’s economic resilience. By bringing the CeMAT, CargoNow and LogiSYM networks to Jakarta. We are providing the industry with the high-calibre technology and automation required to modernise the archipelago’s infrastructure. This event is more than a showcase; it is the platform where Indonesia’s supply chain future-from e-commerce to cold chain- will be built and where we will bridge the gap between global innovation and local execution”. 

Dr. Raymon Krishnan, President, The Logistics & Supply Chain Management Society 

Exhibition Highlights 

Indonesia Supply Chain will deliver: 

  • International technology showcases and live product demonstrations 
  • Automation and robotics solutions designed to increase warehouse throughput and reduce labour dependency 
  • Multimodal freight, transport, and logistics solutions 
  • Digital supply chain intelligence, AI, IoT, and data systems enabling real-time supply chain visibility and decision-making 
  • Cross-border trade and regional business matching
  • Executive conference and industry leadership forums, including the co-located LogiSYM Indonesia 2026 conference, bringing together senior supply chain leaders and practitioners for strategic discussions on the future of logistics, trade, and supply chain transformation across ASEAN 

Backed by a Global Industrial Network 

Indonesia Supply Chain is part of the Hannover Messe global industrial network; the world’s most influential platform for advanced manufacturing, automation, logistics, and Industry 4.0. This positions Indonesia inside a worldwide ecosystem spanning Europe, the Middle East, Asia Pacific, and the Americas, connecting local businesses with the global expertise, supply chain innovation, and cross-border partnerships that define Hannover Messe’s flagship events worldwide. 

Event Details 

Event Indonesia Supply Chain Exhibition & Conference Powered by CeMAT and CargoNOW 

Dates 25–27 November 2026 

Venue Nusantara International Convention & Exhibition (NICE – PIK 2), Jakarta, Indonesia 

Organisers Deutsche Messe / Hannover Fairs Asia Pacific · Debindo Global Expo · CargoNOW 

Website www.indosupplychain.com 

Stand Enquiries www.indosupplychain.com/stand-booking-enquiry 

Deutsche Messe / Hannover Fairs Asia Pacific 

Deutsche Messe AG is one of the world’s leading trade fair companies, organising Hannover Messe, the global benchmark for industrial technology, automation, energy, and logistics. Through its regional arm Hannover Fairs Asia Pacific, Deutsche Messe delivers internationally recognised exhibitions across the Asia Pacific region, including the CeMAT series for intralogistics and supply chain. 

Debindo Global Expo 

Debindo Global Expo is one of Indonesia’s most experienced professional exhibition and event management companies. With a proven track record of delivering large-scale trade exhibitions and

conferences across key Indonesian industries, Debindo brings deep local market knowledge, established industry networks, and operational excellence to Indonesia Supply Chain. 

CargoNOW 

CargoNOW is a leading freight, cargo, and logistics industry platform operating across Southeast Asia. CargoNOW connects shippers, freight forwarders, carriers, and logistics providers, and co-produces industry events and media that serve the cargo and supply chain community across the region. 

Media Contact 

Blake Edwards
Marketing Director, Hannover Fairs Asia Pacific
blake_edwards@hannoverfairsapac.com 

Edmund Lee
Secretariat, The Logistics & Supply Chain Management Society
elee@lscms.org 

Lubna Akifah Salsabila
Marketing Communication & Digital Marketing
Lubna.debindo@gmail.com

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