Schedule

From Jakarta to Singapore

• Three feeders per week
• Transit Time 1-2 days
  
• MV. SINAR BATAM. Etd JKT : Monday (closing Sat/22.00pm),
  
• MV. LAL BAHADUR SHASTRI. Etd JKT : Tuesday (closing Sun/09.00am)
  
• MV. SINAR BALI. Etd JKT : Friday (closing Wed/22.00pm)
  

From Jakarta to Bangkok/Laemchabang

• Three feeders per week
• Transit Time 6-7 days, via Singapore
• MV. SINAR BATAM. Etd JKT : Monday (closing Sat/22.00pm),
  
• MV. LAL BAHADUR SHASTRI. Etd JKT : Tuesday (closing Sun/09.00am)
  
• MV. SINAR BALI. Etd JKT : Friday (closing Wed/22.00pm)

From Jakarta to Penang

• Three feeders per week
• Transit Time 5-9 days, via Singapore
• MV. SINAR BATAM. Etd JKT : Monday (clossing Sat/22.00pm),
  
• MV. LAL BAHADUR SHASTRI. Etd JKT : Tuesday (clossing Sun/09.00am)
  
• MV. SINAR BALI. Etd JKT : Friday (clossing Wed/22.00pm)

From Jakarta to Hochiminh (VICT, Calt Lai, ICD Phouclong)

• Three feeders per week
• Transit Time 7-10 days, via Singapore
• MV. SINAR BATAM. Etd JKT : Monday (clossing Sat/22.00pm),
  
• MV. LAL BAHADUR SHASTRI. Etd JKT : Tuesday (clossing Sun/09.00am)
  
• MV. SINAR BALI. Etd JKT : Friday (clossing Wed/22.00pm)

About Samudera Shipping Line, Ltd.

Samudera Shipping Line Ltd ("Samudera") is one of PT Samudera Indonesia subsidiaries, was incorporated in Singapore in 1993 . The Company was converted into a public company on 2nd October 1997 when its shares got listed and quoted on SESDAQ. Following an approval from the Singapore Exchange, its shares have been transferred from SESDAQ to the Main Board, where Samudera's shares are now listed and quoted since July, 2000.

Samudera is a regional Container Shipping line serving the Middle East and the lndian Sub-continent in the west, South East Asia and Indo-China at the center and the Far East to the north. This extensive network of services is run from its headquarters in Singapore, with able support from its own offices in Dubai and Mumbai for the Middle East and the lndian Sub-continent operations, Bangkok, Klang and Jakarta for the South East Asia and Indo-China operations, and Shanghai for the Far East operations.