Ocean Network Express (ONE) has announced a series of service enhancements across its intra-Asia network, strengthening connectivity between Southeast Asian markets and improving supply chain efficiency.
As part of the updates, the Thailand Indonesia 1 (TID1) service will undergo a revised port rotation, with Surabaya removed and replaced by Singapore and Ho Chi Minh City. The updated rotation will be Laem Chabang, Jakarta, Singapore, Ho Chi Minh and return to Laem Chabang.
The enhancement introduces a direct connection between Ho Chi Minh City and Jakarta in both directions, offering improved transit times and more efficient cargo flows. The service will operate on a weekly frequency with a 14-day round voyage, with the first sailing scheduled with MV Highway, voyage 368S, departing Laem Chabang on 2 April 2026.
ONE has also upgraded its Semarang Service (SRG) by adding a new port call at Patimban Deep Sea Port in West Java, Indonesia. The revised rotation will be Singapore, Semarang, Patimban and return to Singapore.
The addition of Patimban is expected to strengthen connectivity between Singapore and the West Java region, while providing a new direct link to ONE’s global network. The first sailing under the enhanced service will be operated by MV Sinar Bintan, voyage 0934E, with an estimated arrival in Singapore on 8 May 2026.
In addition, the Penang Service 1 (PF1) will be expanded to include Kuala Tanjung in North Sumatra as a new port of call. The Kuala Tanjung coverage will be transferred from Belawan Service 1 and upgraded to a weekly call.
The updated PF1 rotation will be Singapore, Kuala Tanjung, Penang and return to Singapore. The first sailing is scheduled with MV Mao Gang Guang Zhou, voyage 0006N, with an estimated arrival in Singapore on 14 April 2026.
ONE said the enhancements are aimed at strengthening regional connectivity, improving transit times and offering customers more flexible and efficient logistics solutions across Southeast Asia.
