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Press Release



         CDI Group Launches Chemical Logistics Vessel,
        Strengthening the Chemical Industry Supply Chain

Jakarta, December 10, 2025 – PT Chandra Daya Investasi Tbk (CDI Group), through its
logistics pillar subsidiary PT Chandra Shipping International (CSI), officially launched its
newly built liquid chemical logistics vessel, with a capacity of 9,000 Deadweight Tonnage
(DWT), named Novah. The vessel will begin operations in March 2026, serving both
domestic and international routes. With its multi-regional operational capability, Novah
enhances CDI Group’s logistics flexibility and capacity in supporting the growing needs
of the chemical industry.

During its construction phase, CDI Group partnered with Usuki Shipyard, a leading
Japanese shipbuilder that also provides advanced technologies to ensure the operational
efficiency of the fleet. This collaboration marks a strategic step for CDI Group through CSI
in delivering a reliable and modern vessel tailored to the distribution needs of liquid
chemical commodities.

As one of the Group’s key logistics assets, the Novah vessel holds a strategic role in
strengthening CDI Group’s industrial infrastructure services. The presence of this asset
ensures a seamless supply chain while enhancing cross-border trade connectivity.

The fleet addition through CSI also forms part of the Group’s support for the downstream
industrial agenda of its parent company, Chandra Asri Group. The development of the
Chlor-Alkali Plant and the EDC (Ethylene Dichloride) Plant requires safe, efficient, and
high-capacity liquid chemical logistics solutions to ensure reliable and efficient distribution
of both raw materials and downstream products to various markets.

CSI currently operates twelve vessels, and with the inclusion of Novah, CDI Group further
solidifies its position as an integrated industrial infrastructure provider. This strengthened
fleet underpins CDI Group’s contribution to supporting industrial sector growth at both
national and regional levels.
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About CDI Group

PT Chandra Daya Investasi Tbk (CDI Group) is an infrastructure investment subsidiary majority-owned by
PT Chandra Asri Pacific Tbk (Chandra Asri Group), a leading energy, chemical, and infrastructure solutions
provider in Southeast Asia—and EGCO Group, a prominent power company listed in Thailand. CDI Group
invests in key infrastructure sectors, including energy, water, port and storage facilities, as well as logistics
solutions. By leveraging its expertise across these four core pillars, CDI Group aims to enhance
infrastructure efficiency and sustainability, making a meaningful contribution to industrial and economic
development in the regions it serves. The Company operates a 320 MW power plant, water treatment
facilities with a total capacity of 4,874 liters per second, two jetties, storage tanks with a combined capacity
of 130,000 m³, and a maritime logistics fleet of 12 vessels ranging from 5,000 to 8,600 DWT. Additionally,
CDI Group operates a land logistics fleet consisting of 194 units, supporting end-to-end logistics
capabilities.

For further information, please contact:

Chandra Asri Group
Chrysanthi Tarigan
Head of Corporate Communications
Tel: 021-530 7950
Email: corporate.comm@capcx.com

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