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DHL Express has opened its Jakarta Gateway 530 facility

By Minjun ParkIndonesia
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DHL Express has opened its Jakarta Gateway 530 facility at Soekarno-Hatta International Airport to support Indonesian trade.

According to DHL, the new 1,353-square-metre facility is an addition to the existing Gateway 510, which is at full capacity. Gateway 530 is capable of handling up to 2 million shipments per year and is equipped with dual-view X-ray screening, an explosive trace detector system and 103 CCTV cameras.

“Our new Jakarta Gateway 530 will enable local businesses to trade seamlessly with customers around the world,” said Ken Lee, CEO of DHL Express Asia Pacific. “SMEs play a vital role in the Indonesian economy, contributing close to 58% of Indonesia’s GDP and Indonesia remains a key pillar in supporting South East Asia’s economic growth. This new facility allows DHL to continue supporting the growing export and import needs in Indonesia by providing greater access to international markets.”

The facility offers direct airside access and in-house customs. Major trading partners that will benefit from Gateway 530 include mainland China, Germany, Japan, Hong Kong, Singapore and the US, according to DHL.

Questions & Answers

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What is the primary reason DHL Express opened the new Jakarta Gateway 530 facility?

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The facility was opened to support Indonesian trade, particularly to help local businesses trade with international customers. It also supports the growing export and import needs in Indonesia by offering greater access to global markets.

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How does the new Gateway 530 facility compare to the existing Gateway 510?

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Gateway 530 is an additional facility, measuring 1,353 square metres, and was opened because the existing Gateway 510 is currently at full capacity. The new facility can handle up to 2 million shipments annually.

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Which specific features does the new Jakarta Gateway 530 facility include?

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The facility is equipped with dual-view X-ray screening, an explosive trace detector system, and 103 CCTV cameras. It also benefits from direct airside access and in-house customs for smoother operations.

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Which countries are expected to benefit most from the new Gateway 530 operations?

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Major trading partners expected to benefit from Gateway 530 include mainland China, Germany, Japan, Hong Kong, Singapore, and the US. These countries will see improved trade capabilities with Indonesia.

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