Indonesia Confirms DSI Single-Door Export Data Integration with CEISA Before 2027 Mandate
A coordinating-economics ministry meeting confirmed export data for coal, CPO and ferroalloy will flow into customs' CEISA system as the single-door regime becomes mandatory on 1 January 2027.
A coordination meeting at the Coordinating Ministry for Economic Affairs on 3 November 2026 reviewed preparations for the single-door export regime for strategic commodities handled by state-owned holding entity PT Danantara Sumberdaya Indonesia (DSI), mandatory from 1 January 2027 under Government Regulation 24/2026 and Trade Ministry Regulation 15/2026. Deputy head of BP BUMN clarified that DSI's role is verification, not control of the goods, and confirmed DSI export data for coal, crude palm oil and ferroalloys will be integrated with the CEISA customs system operated by the Directorate General of Customs and Excise.
The Coordinating Minister said DSI has already analyzed about 6,500 export declarations (PEB) worth more than US$14 billion, over 90 million tons, to more than 100 countries. The stated goal is preventing under-invoicing and illegal transfer pricing in commodities worth around US$80 billion a year in exports. Industry association APBI has warned that transitional technical issues could disrupt shipments if registration issues are treated as mere administration.