DataPump imp: Re-organization a Heap table to IOT compressed table

Hello,
I'd like to re-organize a heap table to IOT TABLE the heap table has a size of 25GB.
After do the expdp table I drop the heap table and create the table as IOT using the compress 2 option. Because this table has a 9 PK columns the compress prefix optimal is 2.
After, I run the impdp with the option accesss_method=direct_path (to avoid UNDO generation). The IOT index is not compressed. I doing a alter table TAB_IOT move compress, the compress work becasuse the segment reduction.
The question is exists any way to force the compression at import phase to reduce steps and storage resources.
My env is Oracle 11.1.0.7 on LInux-x64.
Many thanks
Arturo

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