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Unsourced material may be challenged and removed. Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources. This article needs additional citations for verification. Its reddish lifeboats are also easily recognised from distances. Pelni painted its ships with white color on the upper side of ships and crimson on the lower side. Pelni's passenger ships are also a major branding feature of Pelni: large yellow funnel with red-and-white strips and Pelni logo. Pelni began to book positive earnings since 2014. Pelni started to reform its services and management since 2012 to this day, by focusing more on tourism and cargo market, alongside improving its current low-budget passenger services. As of 2017, no party is interested to buy KM Ganda Dewata (Ro-ro ship) even as a scrap. KFC Jetliner was rented to Sri Lanka Navy between 20. KM Kambuna (renamed KRI Tanjung Nusanive (973)) and KM Rinjani (renamed KRI Tanjung Fatagar (974)) was granted to Indonesian Navy in 2004. Some of its old ships even failed to sell to third parties, and maintaining these old ships also was not a cheap option. Pelni started to suffer after 2000s, because airplane services were cheaper year by year. Under Suharto presidency with his Transmigration program, Pelni was the main transport to move people from Java and Sumatra to eastern region of Indonesia, because air transport facilities were still underdeveloped. Pelni achieved its golden era during the early 1980s to late 1990s.

KPM discontinued its Indonesian operation on December 3, 1957. These strategies proved successful, as KPM suffered from declining market share and strike workers led by Sukarno's leftist doctrine. Pelni also used ships looted from Japan in World War 2. While waiting for these new ships to be produced, Pelni rented various ships from many countries across the world. To bring more power, Indonesian Eximbank provided funding to buy 45 new coaster ships from western European countries. Pelni (now as a company, not a foundation) was founded on the same day, with the same fleet. On April 28, 1952, PEPUSKA was dissolved. However, due to a lack of experience and capital, PEPUSKA failed to takeover KPM's monopoly. In response to Dutch refusal, on September 5, 1950, Indonesia founded PEPUSKA ( Yayasan Penguasaan Pusat Kapal-kapal, Centrally-controlled Ships Foundation) that operates 8 ships with a total size of 4.800 Deadweight tonnage.

KPM also played an important role in transporting Dutch logistics and military supplies during the Indonesian National Revolution. The Dutch refused to give away KPM, due to its strong position as a connector of the Indonesian archipelago. KPM headquarter was in Amsterdam, but daily operations were controlled from Batavia, Dutch East Indies (now Jakarta).Īs a newly independent republic in the late 1940s, Indonesian government decided to nationalize Dutch-owned companies. Under the Dutch colonial rule, Indonesian inter-islands transportation was dominated by Koninklijke Paketvaart-Maatschappij (KPM), founded in 1888.