Johor, Malaysia, 12 December 2025 — TransTRACK, a technology enabler focused on digitizing fleet operations through fleet operation optimizer and supply chain integrator solutions based on Internet of Things (IoT) and Artificial Intelligence (AI), through its Malaysian entity, Indo Trans Teknologi Sdn Bhd, announced it has been honored with the Halal Logistics Excellence Award at the World Halal Excellence Awards 2024 (WHEA2024) in Johor, a premier global recognition platform organized annually by Halal Development Corporation (HDC) reaffirms TransTRACK’s position as a strategic partner in driving innovation, leadership, and operational excellence across Malaysia’s and the broader global halal industry.
The awards were presented by Johor Menteri Besar, Datuk Onn Hafiz Ghazi, accompanied by HDC acting chairman, Datuk Azhari Shaari, underscoring TransTRACK’s fast-growing role in strengthening halal integrity and supply chain transparency through technology, particularly via Halal Logistics Platform (HLP), a digital solution designed to safeguard halal integrity across transportation, storage, and distribution through data, verification, and traceability.
Founded in 2023, TransTRACK Malaysia (operating through Indo Trans Teknologi Sdn Bhd) was appointed in 2024 by PIJ Halal Venture Sdn. Bhd. (PHV) as a technology integrator for the development of the Halal Logistics Platform (HLP). The appointment supports Johor’s and Malaysia’s strategic mission to build a globally competitive halal ecosystem.
WHEA2024 reinforces Malaysia’s position in the global halal economy at a time when HDC has projected the halal sector to reach US$5 trillion by 2030. Johor’s strategic location, infrastructure strength, and industrial ecosystem continue to position the state as a key node in the intensifying competition for global halal trade routes—creating strong tailwinds for digital and operational upgrades across halal logistics.
Anggia Meisesari, Founder & CEO of TransTRACK, stated, “Receiving the Halal Logistics Excellence Award at WHEA2024 is a powerful affirmation that halal integrity must now be engineered into operations—measured, auditable, and provable through data. With our Halal Logistics Platform, we are building a digital trust system—one that supports regulators, industry players, and consumers by safeguarding halal compliance end-to-end, from manufacturing and transport to storage and distribution.”
Anggia added that the Johor initiative is a key model for the region. “It is an honor that TransTRACK has been trusted as the technology integrator to support Johor’s halal system, including the future readiness to integrate with broader trade infrastructure and cross-agency workflows. What we build here can become a reference point for scalable halal logistics integrity across the region.”
TransTRACK’s Halal Logistics Platform (HLP) is designed to support halal compliance through digital verification, audit trails, automated alerts for potential protocol violations, and a compliance dashboard that helps stakeholders monitor halal-certified goods movement with greater confidence and speed.
Aris Pujud Kurniawan, Co-founder and Chief Technology Officer of TransTRACK, emphasized the platform’s engineering approach to integrity and governance, “Halal logistics requires more than compliance statements—it requires systemized controls. Our focus is to translate halal requirements into measurable operating parameters, supported by real-time monitoring and verifiable records. With HLP, we’re building the digital rails for halal integrity—so businesses can scale with confidence, and governance can be strengthened through transparency, accountability, and operational discipline.”
TransTRACK’s longer-term vision is to become a regional digital halal integrator, setting a new benchmark for technology-enabled halal logistics systems that can be adopted across multiple markets—supporting stronger international trust, smoother trade readiness, and higher integrity across supply chains.
“Halal is evolving—trust, integrity, quality, and sustainability are becoming inseparable from competitiveness. This recognition encourages us to keep building systems that help halal ecosystems grow not only in scale, but also in credibility.” Anggia concluded.
