Jakarta. TransTRACK is accelerating its international expansion, targeting Southeast Asia and the Middle East as demand rises for digital solutions in logistics and fleet management.

Since its establishment in 2019, the company has expanded into markets including Malaysia, Singapore, Australia, as well as key Middle Eastern countries such as Saudi Arabia and Qatar.

Founder and Chief Executive Officer Anggia Meisesari said the company is now focusing on further growth in both regions.

“This year, we are targeting expansion in the Middle East, including Oman and Bahrain, as well as other countries. In Southeast Asia, we are focusing on Thailand and Vietnam,” Anggia said at a press conference on Wednesday.

She noted that Thailand and Vietnam present attractive opportunities due to similarities with Indonesia’s market, allowing smoother technology deployment and operational adaptation. Meanwhile, the Middle East remains a strategic growth region, driven by strong demand for integrated logistics systems and large-scale infrastructure development.

Despite challenges such as regulatory differences and geopolitical dynamics, the region continues to offer significant growth potential for the logistics and transportation sector.

Partnerships remain central to TransTRACK’s expansion strategy, enabling the company to scale efficiently across diverse markets. The firm also adopts an agile operating model, allowing rapid adjustments to local regulatory frameworks and varying levels of digital maturity.

Currently serving more than 1,500 clients globally, TransTRACK aims to expand its footprint to over 10 countries and across 10 key industry sectors by 2028. Priority sectors include maritime, mining, and plantations, where demand for fleet optimization and compliance solutions is particularly strong.

The global fleet management market is projected to exceed $30 billion by 2026 and grow to more than $120 billion by 2035, according to Global Market Insights, supported by increasing demand for operational efficiency, regulatory compliance, and sustainability.

To address these needs, TransTRACK offers an integrated fleet intelligence and compliance platform powered by Internet of Things (IoT), artificial intelligence (AI), robotics, and data analytics, delivering real-time visibility and operational insights.

Co-Founder Aris Pujud Kurniawan said one of the key industry challenges is fragmented data across systems, which leads to siloed operations.

“By leveraging AI, we aim to integrate these data streams to enable more comprehensive and real-time decision-making,” Aris said.

The company reported solid financial performance, with revenue reaching approximately $45 million in 2025, while expanding its presence across sectors including public transportation, financial leasing, logistics, construction, manufacturing, food and beverage, and motorsports.

TransTRACK has also strengthened its footprint in heavy industries such as maritime (including oil and gas), plantations, and mining, serving both business-to-business (B2B) and business-to-government (B2G) clients through end-to-end digital solutions.

Looking ahead, the company remains optimistic about strengthening its global position as the adoption of digital technologies continues to accelerate across the logistics and transportation industries.