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PT ADARO ENERGY INDONESIA TBK (IDX: ADRO) 1H23 ACTIVITIES
REPORT
President Director and Chief Executive Officer, Mr. Garibaldi Thohir commented:

“Our achievements in 1H23 put us on track to reach the company’s 2023 targets and
sustainable business growth in the long-term. Despite market fluctuations, demand for our
products remained strong – emphasizing Adaro’s reputation as a reliable partner to our
customers. Furthermore, the financial close for our aluminum smelter and related ancillary
facilities is a milestone in our business expansion to minerals processing.”

“We strive to reach the optimum balance between shareholder returns and business
expansion. This quarter we extended our share buyback program, whilst demonstrating
our commitment to dividends.”


1H23/2Q23 HIGHLIGHTS
   •   Production volume of ADRO and its subsidiaries (Adaro Group) reached 33.41 Mt in H123,
       corresponding to a 19% increase from 1H22. Sales volume in the period of 32.62 Mt was
       19% higher than in 1H22. We are tracking our FY23 sales volume target of 62 – 64 Mt.
   •   Sales of metallurgical coal through subsidiary PT Adaro Minerals Indonesia Tbk (ADMR)
       were up by 42% to 1.82 Mt in 1H23. ADMR is maintaining its sales volume target of 3.8 –
       4.3 Mt in FY23.
   •   Overburden removal reached 129.83 Mbcm in 1H23, 27% higher than in 1H22. Our strip
       ratio reached 3.89x, 7% higher than in 1H22 and in line with our target of 4.2x for FY23.
   •   Indonesia remains our largest market, accounting for approximately 25% of our thermal
       coal sales in 1H23. While quarterly sales to the domestic market may fluctuate, our annual
       volume-based contracts keep us on target to contribute more than 25% of sales to the
       domestic market.
   •   We achieved financial close for our aluminum smelter and related ancillary facilities in May
       2023, securing a total of $1.585 billion and Rp 2.5 trillion.




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Historical Quarterly Production Volume (Mt)




Historical Quarterly Sales Volume (Mt)
 20.0
                                                                                                                      16.7 17.2          16.9
                      15.5 15.1          15.4 15.9                                                             15.3               15.7
                                                     14.5 14.4
 15.0                             13.4                                  13.6 13.4
               12.9                                              12.7               12.6 13.2 13.1 12.7 12.2
        10.9
 10.0


  5.0


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Historical Quarterly Overburden Removal Volume and Strip Ratio




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SUMMARY OF 1H23 OPERATIONS




ADARO GROUP SALES BY DESTINATION IN 1H23


Thermal Coal Sales


                  India
                   11%
                           Indonesia
                              25%

 Northeast Asia
      19%




                              China
                               23%
          Southeast Asia
               23%




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Sales of ADMR’S Metallurgical Coal (for steelmaking)



                        Korea
                         8%
            Indonesia
               10%
                                               Japan
                                                35%



      China
       20%




                                India
                                 28%




ADARO ENERGY PILLAR
   1. MINING
   PT Adaro Indonesia (AI)
        •     AI’s production volume in 1H23 reached 24.98 Mt, 9% higher than in 1H22. Sales
              volume in the period reached 28.86 Mt, 14% higher than in 1H22.
        •     Total overburden removal from AI’s three pits reached 102.00 Mbcm, up 19% from
              1H22, resulting in a strip ratio of 4.08x in 1H23.
                                                             2Q23 vs.         2Q23 vs.                  1H23 vs.
                                Units   2Q23       1Q23                 2Q22             1H23     1H22
                                                              1Q23             2Q22                      1H22
Overburden Removal              Mbcm    57.02          44.98     27%    44.53     28%    102.00   85.38     19%
Production Volume                Mt     13.17          11.81     12%    13.06      1%     24.98   22.88      9%
Sales Volume                     Mt     14.79          14.06      5%    14.23      4%     28.86   25.27     14%



   Balangan Coal Companies (BCC)
        •     Balangan Coal Companies produced 4.04 Mt of coal in 1H23, 61% higher than in
              1H22. Total overburden removal of 14.54 Mbcm was 22% higher from 1H22, this
              resulted in a strip ratio of 3.59x in 1H23.




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                                                   2Q23 vs.           2Q23 vs.                   1H23 vs.
                          Units    2Q23     1Q23               2Q22              1H23     1H22
                                                    1Q23               2Q22                       1H22
Overburden Removal        Mbcm       8.27     6.27     32%       6.52     27%     14.54    11.92     22%
Production Volume          Mt        2.15     1.89       14%     1.36     58%      4.04     2.51     61%



    PT Mustika Indah Permai (MIP)
        •    MIP recorded a 67% increase in production volume vs 1H22, reaching 1.84 Mt. 1H23
             sales volume reached 1.95Mt, an increase of 107% vs 1H22.
        •    Overburden removal volume in 1H23 of 5.75 Mbcm was 360% higher than in 1H22.
             MIP’s overburden removal increased on the back of increased physical availability of
             heavy equipment and higher heavy equipment utilization supported by good weather
             condition. Strip ratio in 1H23 increased to 3.12x.
        •    MIP continues to grow its market share in the region, and during the quarter MIP added
             Malaysia as one of its customers. China was its largest export destination in the period,
             followed by The Philippines and India.


                                                   2Q23 vs.           2Q23 vs.                   1H23 vs.
                           Units   2Q23     1Q23               2Q22              1H23     1H22
                                                    1Q23               2Q22                       1H22
Overburden Removal         Mbcm      3.84     1.91    101%       0.76    407%      5.75     1.25    359%
Production Volume           Mt       1.08     0.77     40%       0.53    104%      1.84     1.11     68%
Sales Volume                Mt       1.14     0.81     41%       0.37    211%      1.95     0.94    108%




    Kestrel Coal Mine (Kestrel)
        •    In 1H23, Kestrel recorded saleable coal production volume of 2.52 Mt, 21% lower than
             in 1H22. Kestrel’s sales volume in 1H23 were 2.24 Mt, 29% decline from 1H22.
        •    The saleable production during 1H23 was less than forecast due to lower processing
             capacity as a result of high clay or dilution content in stocks being processed in the
             plant. This condition affected 1H23 performance and may result in FY saleable
             production being slightly lower than initially forecasted.
        •    Kestrel’s sales destinations are dominated by customers in major Asian markets.
             Japan was Kestrel’s largest sales destination in 1H23 followed by India and Korea.
             Adaro Capital Ltd (48%), a subsidiary of ADRO, and EMR Capital Ltd (52%) own 80%
             of interest in Kestrel.
                                                   2Q23 vs.           2Q23 vs.                   1H23 vs.
                           Units   2Q23     1Q23               2Q22              1H23     1H22
                                                    1Q23               2Q22                       1H22
Saleable Production         Mt       1.57     0.96     64%       1.42     11%      2.52     3.19    -21%
Sales Volume                Mt       1.59     0.65    143%       1.53      4%      2.24     3.18    -29%




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    2. SERVICES
    PT Saptaindra Sejati (SIS)
         •     In 1H23, SIS’s overburden removal volume increased 18% y-o-y to 100.04 Mbcm.
               SIS’s production volume in 1H23 reached 31.12 Mt, a 16% increase from in 1H22 –
               in-line with Adaro Group’s higher production output.
         •     Despite wet weather, SIS produced higher volume mainly from its sister companies in
               Adaro Group.
                                                    2Q23 vs.           2Q23 vs.                   1H23 vs.
                          Units     2Q23      1Q23               2Q22              1H23     1H22
                                                     1Q23               2Q22                       1H22
Overburden Removal        Mbcm      55.49     44.55     25%      44.45     25%     100.04   84.55     18%
Production                 Mt       16.32     14.80     10%      15.24      7%      31.12   26.85     16%




    3. LOGISTICS
    PT Maritim Barito Perkasa (MBP)
         •     MBP’s barging volume in 1H23 increased by 21% to 31.51 Mt compared to 1H22. The
               volume from the Adaro Group constituted almost the entire portion of MBP’s total
               barging volume in 1H23.
         •     MBP continues to execute its plan to increase capacity to support the Adaro Group’s
               higher sales target in 2023. Recently, the construction of the barge-to-barge transfer
               facility for ADMR’s hard coking coal in North Kelanis has been completed.
                                                      2Q23 vs.          2Q23 vs.                   1H23 vs.
                            Units    2Q23      1Q23              2Q22              1H23     1H22
                                                       1Q23              2Q22                       1H22
Coal barging                 Mt       16.51     15.00     10%     14.74     12%     31.51    25.96     21%




    4. POWER
         •     Our power plants booked a solid performance in 2Q23. After the planned outage in
               1Q23, the availability factor for PT Makmur Sejahtera Wisesa (MSW) reached 99.99%,
               averaging 80% up until June 2023. The availability factor for PT Tanjung Power
               Indonesia (TPI) was 99.26% in 2Q23, reaching 94.3% for YTD up to June 2023.
               Meanwhile, the availability factor for PT Bhimasena Power Indonesia (BPI) was
               87.66% during the quarter, as BPI unit 1 has been undergoing planned outage from
               June until August 2023, bringing its availability factor to 87.22% for YTD up to June
               2023.
         •     MSW’s Solar PV in Kelanis produced 207.5 MWh in 2Q23, reaching 395.26 MWh for
               1H23. Other carbon emission reduction initiatives include the continuation of biomass
               co-firing at MSW in 2Q23, which equals a 715 Ton CO2e (1.79%) reduction of CO2
               equivalent, reaching 1,393 Ton CO2e (1.73%) for 1H23. PT Adaro Power and PT
               Adaro Clean Energy Indonesia (ACEI) continue to support the Group’s green
               initiatives.

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   5. WATER
       •   In 2Q23, PT Drupadi Tirta Intan, PT Adaro Tirta Mentaya, PT Adaro Tirta Gresik, and
           PT Dumai Tirta Persada continued to support the Indonesian government in its goal
           to increase distribution of clean water. Its water treatment businesses have been able
           to maintain operational and financial performance in line with projections.
       •   Meanwhile, development is ongoing for three other projects around Indonesia: the
           non-revenue water (NRW) project in Bandung with the installation of water meters by
           PT Adaro Tirta Wening in the designated District Meter Zones / Areas, the construction
           of a 200 lps water treatment plant in Bekasi by PT Grenex Tirta Mandiri and the signing
           of Effective Date Minute with the regional water utility company of Medan, Perumda
           Tirtanadi.
       •   In the mine water business, PT Adaro Tirta Sarana’s slurry and dewatering pump
           operations continued to be expanded to support the Adaro Group’s mining activities.
           PT Adaro Tirta Sarana has also built a 5-lps WTP in the area of PT Kalimantan
           Industrial Park Indonesia (KIPI) to support the smelter construction. The WTP has
           been operating since June 16th, 2023. In the same area, Adaro Water was in the pre-
           construction stage for 2x100 lps WTP expected to be ready by Q1 2024.


ADARO MINERALS PILLAR
PT Adaro Minerals Indonesia Tbk (IDX: ADMR)
   •   ADMR’s production volume in 1H23 reached 2.54 million tonnes (Mt), a 66% increase
       over the period, with sales reaching 1.82 Mt, 42% higher than in 1H22. Production and
       sales increased in-line with the higher sales target for FY23. All production and sales in
       the period came from PT Maruwai Coal, which produces hard coking coal with ultra-low
       ash, low phosphorus and high vitrinite content.
   •   Overburden removal volume reached 7.55 Mbcm in 1H23, 116% higher than in 1H22,
       leading to a 1H23 strip ratio of 2.97x, 30% increase from 1H22. The good performance
       from our contractor and supportive weather conditions drove the higher overburden
       removal volume in the period.
   •   In 1H23, ADMR sold the majority of its coal to the export market with Japan as its largest
       sales destination. ADMR plans to expand its customer base by tapping into other key
       markets in the region. The positive feedback from customers and the increasing interest
       for its coal is expected to drive market expansion for ADMR’s coal in 2023 with a sales
       volume target of 3.8 to 4.3 Mt in FY23.




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                                                 2Q23 vs.           2Q23 vs.                   1H23 vs.
                         Units   2Q23     1Q23               2Q22              1H23     1H22
                                                  1Q23               2Q22                       1H22
Overburden Removal       Mbcm      4.25     3.30     29%       2.02    110%      7.55     3.50    116%
Production Volume         Mt       1.32     1.22       8%      0.91     45%      2.54     1.53     66%
Sales Volume              Mt       0.97     0.85       14%     0.69     41%      1.82     1.28     42%




PT Kalimantan Aluminium Industry (KAI)
   •    In May 2023, KAI – a subsidiary of ADMR, was able to secure financing for the
        development of its aluminum smelter project with the capacity of 500,000 tons per annum
        located in the industrial park being developed by PT Kalimantan Industrial Park Indonesia,
        in North Kalimantan, Indonesia.
   •    In 2Q23, KAI completed the land preparation, earthworks, and construction of a temporary
        jetty. KAI continues to work on the construction of a temporary camp and other
        infrastructure facilities.


ADARO GREEN PILLAR

   •    The Adaro Green pillar is set up to accommodate our aspiration to build a bigger and
        greener Adaro by seizing opportunities in Indonesia’s green economy. Through ACEI, the
        Adaro Group is undergoing feasibility studies to develop multiple renewable sources of
        energy.
   •    Post groundbreaking in 1Q23, pre-construction activities of PT Kayan Hydropower
        Nusantara, which will provide green electricity to the North Kalimantan industrial park, are
        progressing, with COD planned for 2030.
   •    In May 2023, PT Adaro Power with Total Eren S.A. (Total Eren) and PT Pembangkitan
        Jawa Bali Investasi (PJBI) signed a Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) with PT PLN
        (Persero) for the 70 MW Tanah Laut Wind Farm with Battery Energy Storage (BESS) 10
        MW/MWh in Tanah Laut, South Kalimantan (Tanah Laut Wind Farm). The realization of
        Tanah Laut Wind Farm is also expected to support the renewable energy mix target and
        contribute to reduce CO2 emission by 220,000 tons per year. Tanah Laut Wind Farm will
        be the first wind power plant in Kalimantan, and the third in Indonesia. Adaro Group looks
        forward to developing more green projects with experienced and reputable partners.
   •    ACEI through its subsidiary PT Adaro Sarana Energi Terbarukan (ASET), is reducing
        some of the diesel generators used at PT Maruwai Coal with a 4MW mini-hydro power
        plant. The project is now tendering for EPC contractor and turbine manufacturer. ASET is
        also conducting technical study in preparation to develop a hybrid of solar PV and battery
        storage to reduce the diesel consumption at Kelanis coal terminal. ASET will continue
        developing renewable projects within Adaro Group to demonstrate the commitment to
        transform to green.



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HEALTH, SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENT (HSE)
In 1H23, we experienced six lost-time injuries (LTI) throughout Adaro Group’s operations. We
recorded a lost-time injury frequency rate (LTIFR) of 0.10 in 1H23, and severity rate (SR) of 2.35,
with total man-hours worked in 1H23 of 60,548,562.


CORPORATE ACTIVITIES AND AWARD
May 2023:
    •    PT Adaro Energy Indonesia Tbk (ADRO) held its Annual General Meeting of Shareholders
         (AGMS) on May 11th 2023. Six agendas were discussed at the AGMS, which were the
         approval of the Company’s Annual Report and ratification of the Company’s Consolidated
         Financial Statement for the fiscal year of 2022, approval for the appropriation of the
         Company’s net income for the fiscal year of 2022, approval for the appointment of the
         public accounting firm to audit the Company’s Consolidated Financial Statements for the
         fiscal year of 2023, approval for the determination of the honorarium or salary and other
         benefits for the members of the Company’s Board of Commissioners and Board of
         Directors for the fiscal year of 2023, approval for the reappointment of the Company’s
         Board of Commissioners and Board of Directors, and approval for the share buyback by
         the Company.
    •    PT Adaro Power, together with Total Eren and PT Pembangkitan Jawa Bali Investasi
         (PJBI), signed Power Purchase Agreement with PT PLN (Persero) for the Tanah Laut 70
         MW Wind Farm with Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) 10 MW/10 MWh.
    •    PT Adaro Energy Indonesia Tbk (ADRO) was one of the eight companies rated by CNBC
         Indonesia Research with Best Green Business rating during the Green Economic Forum.
June 2023:
    •    PT Adaro Energy Indonesia Tbk (ADRO) received an award from Tempo and IDN
         Financials during “Issuers Appreciation Night – Launching of the Tempo-IDNFinancials 52
         Index”. ADRO is one of the issuers with trusted track record in the capital market that are
         included in the Tempo IDN Financials 52 Index in 4 categories, namely Main Index, High
         Dividend, High Growth and High Market Capitalization.
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These materials have been prepared by PT Adaro Energy Indonesia Tbk (the “Company”) and have not been
independently verified. No representation or warranty, expressed or implied, is made and no reliance should be placed
on the accuracy, fairness or completeness of the information presented or contained in these materials. The Company
or any of its affiliates, advisers or representatives accepts no liability whatsoever for any loss howsoever arising from
any information presented or contained in these materials. The information presented or contained in these materials
is subject to change without notice and its accuracy is not guaranteed.
These materials contain statements that constitute forward-looking statements. These statements include descriptions
regarding the intent, belief or current expectations of the Company or its officers with respect to the consolidated results
of operations and financial condition of the Company. These statements can be recognized by the use of words such
as “expects,” “plan,” “will,” “estimates,” “projects,” “intends,” or words of similar meaning. Such forward-looking
statements are not guarantees of future performance and involve risks and uncertainties, and actual results may differ



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from those in the forward-looking statements as a result of various factors and assumptions. The Company has no
obligation and does not undertake to revise forward-looking statements to reflect future events or circumstances.
These materials are for information purposes only and do not constitute or form part of an offer, solicitation or invitation
of any offer to buy or subscribe for any securities of the Company, in any jurisdiction, nor should it or any part of it form
the basis of, or be relied upon in any connection with, any contract, commitment or investment decision whatsoever.
Any decision to purchase or subscribe for any securities of the Company should be made after seeking appropriate
professional advice.



For further information please contact:

Investors

Thomas Coombes | Thomas.Coombes@adaro.com

Media

Febriati Nadira | Febriati.Nadira@adaro.com




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