OOCL will launch its new China Indonesia Service (CIS4) on 22 November 2026, strengthening container shipping connectivity between China and Indonesia.
The new service will provide direct connections between three key Chinese ports and two major Indonesian gateways, offering customers additional shipping options for cargo moving between the two countries.
According to OOCL, CIS4 is designed to enhance network connectivity, operational flexibility and service reliability, supporting trade flows between China and Indonesia.
CIS4 Service Rotation
The service will operate on the following port rotation:
Qingdao – Shanghai – Nansha – Jakarta – Surabaya – Singapore – Qingdao
The rotation covers Qingdao, Shanghai and Nansha in China, followed by Jakarta and Surabaya in Indonesia, before calling at Singapore and returning to Qingdao.
The introduction of CIS4 is expected to strengthen OOCL’s regional shipping network and provide additional routing options for customers engaged in China–Indonesia trade.
OOCL has confirmed the planned commencement date and port rotation. Details regarding vessel deployment and service frequency have not yet been announced.
Customers seeking further information about the new service can contact their local OOCL sales representatives.