Bokeb Indonesia: Gudang

| Issue | Mitigation Tips | |-------|-----------------| | Product quality variability | Read user reviews and look for “verified purchase” badges before buying high‑value electronics. | | Limited warranty | Some items only come with the manufacturer’s basic warranty; consider purchasing extended coverage separately. | | Return logistics | Returns must be initiated within the 7‑day window, and the buyer typically covers return‑shipping costs. | | Flash‑sale scarcity | Popular items sell out within minutes; set alerts for the categories you care about. | | Seller transparency | While most inventory is sourced directly by Gudang Bokek, a small portion is from third‑party sellers. Check seller ratings if they are listed. |

| Attribute | Details | |-----------|---------| | Legal Name | PT Gudang Bokeb Logistik (GBL) | | Founded | 2016 (initially as a “warehouse‑as‑a‑service” for SMEs) | | Headquarters | Jl. M.H. Thamrin No. 27, Jakarta 10110 | | Ownership | 55 % held by founders & management; 30 % by PT Sinar Invest (strategic private‑equity); 15 % by employee stock‑option pool | | Number of Employees | 1,120 (incl. 200 in technology team) | | Facility Footprint | 6 primary warehouses (total 550,000 m²) – 3× ambient, 2× cold‑chain, 1× hazardous‑goods compliant; 12 satellite “pick‑up points” for B2C deliveries | | Technology Stack | • WMS – Java Spring Boot, Kafka, PostgreSQL
• Mobile‑first operator app (Android/iOS)
• API gateway exposing REST/GraphQL for e‑commerce platforms
• AI‑driven demand‑forecasting (TensorFlow)
• IoT sensor network (temperature, humidity, vibration) | | Key Clients (2025) | • Tokopedia Marketplace (B2B fulfillment)
• Unilever Indonesia (cold‑chain for home‑care)
• Shopee‑X (cross‑border fulfillment)
• Local SMEs (e.g., “Batik Murni”, “Kopi Kita”) | | Financial Highlights (FY 2025) | Revenue: IDR 2.4 bn
Gross Profit: IDR 1.2 bn
EBITDA: IDR 408 m
CAPEX: IDR 150 m (mainly expansion of cold‑chain)
Cash Position: IDR 480 m (≈ US $32 m) | gudang bokeb indonesia

| Warehouse | Size (m²) | Type | Key Features | |-----------|-----------|------|--------------| | JB‑01 (Cikarang) | 150,000 | Ambient | 3‑level racking, 18 m ceiling, 120 loading bays | | JB‑02 (Cikarang – Cold) | 90,000 | Cold‑chain (‑20 °C to +4 °C) | Insulated panels, dual‑compressor, remote monitoring | | JB‑03 (Bekasi) | 80,000 | Ambient + hazardous | Separate fire‑rated zones, ISO‑9001 certified | | JB‑04 (Surabaya) | 70,000 | Ambient | Near Port of Tanjung Perak – ideal for import‑fulfilment | | JB‑05 (Bandung) | 60,000 | Ambient | “Micro‑hub” for West Java B2C deliveries | | JB‑06 (Medan) | 100,000 | Mixed | Gateway for Sumatra e‑commerce volume | | Issue | Mitigation Tips | |-------|-----------------| |

All warehouses are equipped with a Unified IoT Sensor Layer (≈ 3,200 sensors) feeding real‑time KPI dashboards (temperature, slot utilisation, dwell time). | Attribute | Details | |-----------|---------| | Legal

| Item | Highlights | |------|-------------| | Business | Gudang Bokeb is a mid‑size, technology‑enabled warehouse and fulfillment service provider operating primarily in the Greater Jakarta, West Java, and emerging tier‑2 cities (Surabaya, Bandung, Medan). | | Core Services | 1️⃣ Storage & inventory management (cold‑chain and ambient)
2️⃣ Order‑processing & last‑mile delivery (partnered with 3PLs)
3️⃣ Value‑added services (kitting, packaging, returns handling)
4️⃣ Integrated SaaS platform (real‑time inventory, analytics, API for e‑commerce marketplaces) | | Revenue (FY 2025) | IDR 2.4 billion (US $160 m) – up 24 % YoY | | EBITDA Margin | 17 % (vs. industry average 13 %) | | Key Differentiators | • Proprietary Warehouse Management System (WMS) built on micro‑services architecture
• Strategic locations within 30 km of 80 % of Jakarta’s e‑commerce order volume
• Strong ESG credentials (solar‑powered roofs, waste‑to‑energy pilot) | | Strategic Outlook (2026‑2030) | • Expand cold‑chain capacity 30 % to capture growing grocery‑delivery market
• Roll out “Bokeb‑Hub” micro‑fulfilment nodes in 12 tier‑2 cities
• Pursue strategic partnership with a global 3PL for cross‑border e‑commerce (ASEAN corridor) |

| Issue | Mitigation Tips | |-------|-----------------| | Product quality variability | Read user reviews and look for “verified purchase” badges before buying high‑value electronics. | | Limited warranty | Some items only come with the manufacturer’s basic warranty; consider purchasing extended coverage separately. | | Return logistics | Returns must be initiated within the 7‑day window, and the buyer typically covers return‑shipping costs. | | Flash‑sale scarcity | Popular items sell out within minutes; set alerts for the categories you care about. | | Seller transparency | While most inventory is sourced directly by Gudang Bokek, a small portion is from third‑party sellers. Check seller ratings if they are listed. |

| Attribute | Details | |-----------|---------| | Legal Name | PT Gudang Bokeb Logistik (GBL) | | Founded | 2016 (initially as a “warehouse‑as‑a‑service” for SMEs) | | Headquarters | Jl. M.H. Thamrin No. 27, Jakarta 10110 | | Ownership | 55 % held by founders & management; 30 % by PT Sinar Invest (strategic private‑equity); 15 % by employee stock‑option pool | | Number of Employees | 1,120 (incl. 200 in technology team) | | Facility Footprint | 6 primary warehouses (total 550,000 m²) – 3× ambient, 2× cold‑chain, 1× hazardous‑goods compliant; 12 satellite “pick‑up points” for B2C deliveries | | Technology Stack | • WMS – Java Spring Boot, Kafka, PostgreSQL
• Mobile‑first operator app (Android/iOS)
• API gateway exposing REST/GraphQL for e‑commerce platforms
• AI‑driven demand‑forecasting (TensorFlow)
• IoT sensor network (temperature, humidity, vibration) | | Key Clients (2025) | • Tokopedia Marketplace (B2B fulfillment)
• Unilever Indonesia (cold‑chain for home‑care)
• Shopee‑X (cross‑border fulfillment)
• Local SMEs (e.g., “Batik Murni”, “Kopi Kita”) | | Financial Highlights (FY 2025) | Revenue: IDR 2.4 bn
Gross Profit: IDR 1.2 bn
EBITDA: IDR 408 m
CAPEX: IDR 150 m (mainly expansion of cold‑chain)
Cash Position: IDR 480 m (≈ US $32 m) |

| Warehouse | Size (m²) | Type | Key Features | |-----------|-----------|------|--------------| | JB‑01 (Cikarang) | 150,000 | Ambient | 3‑level racking, 18 m ceiling, 120 loading bays | | JB‑02 (Cikarang – Cold) | 90,000 | Cold‑chain (‑20 °C to +4 °C) | Insulated panels, dual‑compressor, remote monitoring | | JB‑03 (Bekasi) | 80,000 | Ambient + hazardous | Separate fire‑rated zones, ISO‑9001 certified | | JB‑04 (Surabaya) | 70,000 | Ambient | Near Port of Tanjung Perak – ideal for import‑fulfilment | | JB‑05 (Bandung) | 60,000 | Ambient | “Micro‑hub” for West Java B2C deliveries | | JB‑06 (Medan) | 100,000 | Mixed | Gateway for Sumatra e‑commerce volume |

All warehouses are equipped with a Unified IoT Sensor Layer (≈ 3,200 sensors) feeding real‑time KPI dashboards (temperature, slot utilisation, dwell time).

| Item | Highlights | |------|-------------| | Business | Gudang Bokeb is a mid‑size, technology‑enabled warehouse and fulfillment service provider operating primarily in the Greater Jakarta, West Java, and emerging tier‑2 cities (Surabaya, Bandung, Medan). | | Core Services | 1️⃣ Storage & inventory management (cold‑chain and ambient)
2️⃣ Order‑processing & last‑mile delivery (partnered with 3PLs)
3️⃣ Value‑added services (kitting, packaging, returns handling)
4️⃣ Integrated SaaS platform (real‑time inventory, analytics, API for e‑commerce marketplaces) | | Revenue (FY 2025) | IDR 2.4 billion (US $160 m) – up 24 % YoY | | EBITDA Margin | 17 % (vs. industry average 13 %) | | Key Differentiators | • Proprietary Warehouse Management System (WMS) built on micro‑services architecture
• Strategic locations within 30 km of 80 % of Jakarta’s e‑commerce order volume
• Strong ESG credentials (solar‑powered roofs, waste‑to‑energy pilot) | | Strategic Outlook (2026‑2030) | • Expand cold‑chain capacity 30 % to capture growing grocery‑delivery market
• Roll out “Bokeb‑Hub” micro‑fulfilment nodes in 12 tier‑2 cities
• Pursue strategic partnership with a global 3PL for cross‑border e‑commerce (ASEAN corridor) |