UNDIP, Jepara (11/9) – The commitment of the Jepara Campus Management Agency (Badan Pengelola Kampus Jepara / BPKJ) of Universitas Diponegoro (UNDIP) to help its business partners scale up and enter international markets has once again produced results. CV Karimun Mina Sejahtera (KMS), a business supported by the BPKJ UNDIP business incubation ecosystem, made its first export to Sri Lanka, shipping 19,560 kilograms (19.56 tons) of jengki anchovies on Friday (11/9).
The shipment of fishery commodities departed from Jepara, Central Java, marking an important milestone for CV Karimun Mina Sejahtera in expanding its international product market.
The first export to Sri Lanka, with R.G. Wilson Stores (PVT) LTD as the importer, was witnessed by Nyoman Widiasa, Head of the Jepara Campus Management Agency (BPKJ) UNDIP, and Agus Subagyo, Deputy Head of BPKJ UNDIP, together with Dwi Daruma, Director of CV Karimun Mina Sejahtera, and the team involved in the shipment process.
BPKJ UNDIP Strengthens Business Ecosystem and Market Access
CV Karimun Mina Sejahtera’s success in entering the Sri Lankan market is a tangible example of BPKJ UNDIP’s role in developing and strengthening the business incubation ecosystem. The support provided is directed not only at building business capacity but also at creating sustainable market access and business opportunities.
The export of 19.56 tons of jengki anchovies demonstrates the potential of fishery products from Jepara’s coastal areas to compete in international markets.
For BPKJ UNDIP, the achievement demonstrates how the presence of a university campus in the region can make a tangible contribution to the development of local economic potential, particularly through business incubation, enterprise development, and the expansion of market networks.
From Jepara Regency to Sri Lanka
For CV Karimun Mina Sejahtera, its first export to Sri Lanka is a strategic step toward opening new markets while strengthening the position of Indonesian jengki anchovies in the international market.
For BPKJ UNDIP, the achievement is part of its ongoing efforts to foster businesses that can grow, become independent, and compete globally.
From Jepara, 19.56 tons of jengki anchovies set sail for Sri Lanka. Through the BPKJ UNDIP incubation process, a local product has taken its next step toward the global market. BPKJ UNDIP: Incubating Potential, Growing Businesses, Opening Access to Global Markets. (Public Communication/UNDIP)
