Bulog's 100-Warehouse Program Enters Feasibility Study, With 100 More Planned for 2027
The president-director clarified the project is still in feasibility study, not construction, with direct presidential backing and a multi-year expansion plan as national rice stocks sit at 4.59 million tons.
State logistics agency Bulog confirmed on 10 November that its program to build 100 food warehouses is still at the feasibility study stage and has not yet broken ground, according to Republika reporting on statements by President Director Ahmad Rizal Ramdhani. The program carries direct backing from President Prabowo, with plans to add another 100 warehouses in 2027 as a multi-year expansion.
The clarification came alongside updated stock figures: Bulog's rice stocks stood at 4.59 million tons as of 10 November, having peaked at 5.4 million tons in September, with 2026 procurement reaching 107.61 percent of its 4-million-ton target. Existing warehouse capacity totals 6.7 million tons and is running about 70 percent full.
The agency has said each new facility is intended to support orderly, accurate and accountable stock data — signaling that warehouse operations, inventory administration and reporting systems are part of the program's scope, not just civil construction.