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T op Group s
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AKR Corporindo
Private
Logistics,
infrastructure, power
Haryanto
Adikoesoemo
$ 1.3 billion
The group is one of
the country’s leading
integrated supply chain
providers, specializing
in petroleum and basic
chemicals. It recently
inaugurated the AKR
Way Tenong motor
vehicle refueling station
in West Lampung
district, which will serve
as a distribution agency
under the government’s
one-fuel price policy.
The group has also
announced that PT
Jakarta Tank Terminal –
a joint venture between
Royal Vopak and AKR –
has signed a deed
to increase issued
and paid-up capital
to build additional
storage capacity for
petroleum, biodiesel
and ethanol.
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Mayora Indah
Private
Consumer food
Jogi Hendra Atmaja
$1.4 billion
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Lion Air Group
Private
Aviation
Rusdi Kirana
$1.3 billion
Lion Air has been steadily building up its fleet and developing its airline services.
The group operates Lion Air, Wings Air, Batik Air and Lion BizJet in Indonesia,
while it is currently in the process of establishing more international flights,
including to Japan. The group has also successfully established the country’s first
aircraft maintenance depot. After years of operation, the airline finally passed an
Operational Safety Audit (IOSA) by the International Air Transport Association (IATA).
The group owes much of its significant growth to its extensive
selection of consumer foods and beverage products. Mayora
is a market leader that shows no intention of slowing down its
momentum. The company’s coffee products are major money
spinners and have helped the group bolster its sales this year.
Mayora is planning to purchase more land in Balaraja, Banten,
to expand its production facilities. The land, which the group
hopes to acquire from PT Tedjopratama Mandirigemilang
and PT Lubuk Pertama, will be used to add three biscuit
production lines and 15 wafer production lines.
danung arifin/b1 photo