Skip to content
Back to announcement

20260212_TPIA_Laporan Informasi dan Fakta Material_32027073_lamp1.pdf

Other Text extracted TPIA

Source file signed link, expires in 15 minutes

This browser can't display the PDF inline. Open it in a new tab.

Extracted text 2

Page 1
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE


    Aster, a Chandra Asri Group Company, Wins The Asset Triple A
    Sustainable Finance Award for Best Sustainability-Linked Loan

Jakarta, February 12, 2026 – Aster Chemicals and Energy Pte. Ltd. (“Aster”), part of the Chandra
Asri Group, has been awarded the Best Sustainability-Linked Loan at The Asset Triple A
Sustainable Finance Awards 2026 (Singapore category), in recognition of its landmark USD1
billion sustainability-linked term loan facility.

The award underscores Aster’s commitment to embedding sustainability into its financing strategy
and operational transformation, aligning funding structures with measurable environmental
performance targets. The facility supports Aster’s ongoing investments to enhance feedstock
flexibility, improve energy efficiency, and strengthen long-term operational resilience.

This recognition reflects the Chandra Asri Group’s broader commitment to advancing sustainable
industrial development in Indonesia and the region. As Indonesia accelerates its energy transition
and industrial upgrading agenda, sustainable financing plays a vital role in mobilising capital
responsibly and competitively.

Andre Khor, Group CFO of Chandra Asri Group, said, “We are honoured that Aster’s
sustainability-linked loan has been recognised by The Asset. This award reflects our disciplined
approach to aligning financial strategy with operational performance and sustainability outcomes.

For Indonesia, sustainable financing is not just about capital – it is about credibility, transparency,
and long-term competitiveness. As one of the country’s leading integrated energy and chemicals
platforms, we are committed to setting high standards in governance, operational excellence, and
responsible growth.”

The USD1 billion facility incorporates sustainability performance targets linked to environmental
metrics, reinforcing accountability and aligning stakeholder interests across lenders and the
Group.

Chandra Asri Group remains focused on strengthening Indonesia’s downstream energy and
chemicals ecosystem, enhancing supply chain resilience, and positioning the platform to compete
effectively in evolving global markets.



                                                  ***
Page 2
About Chandra Asri Group
Chandra Asri Group is a leading provider of energy, chemical, and infrastructure solutions in Southeast
Asia, supplying products and services to various manufacturing industries in both domestic and
international markets. Since the Group’s establishment in 1992, Chandra Asri has grown from strength to
build our reputation as a reliable growth partner, with strategically well positioned assets in Indonesia and
Singapore. The Group’s asset base includes a refinery with a capacity of 237,000 barrels per day alongside
a 1.1 million metric ton per annum ethylene cracker on Bukom Island, 2.5 million metric ton per annum
downstream chemicals on Jurong Island and Indonesia’s first naphtha cracker located in Cilegon with a
capacity of 0.9 million metric ton per annum. The Company's business is supported by core infrastructure
assets, including energy, water, ports & storage, and logistics. For more information, visit www.chandra-
asri.com.

For further information, please contact:

Chandra Asri Group
Chrysanthi Tarigan
Head of Corporate Communications
Telp: 021-530 7950
Email: corporate.comm@capcx.com

File

File Open PDF
Source IDX
Size0.2 MB
Published12 Feb 2026
Pages2
Characters3,383
Text sourceEmbedded text layer
OCR confidence—

Names mentioned 0 people and organisations named in the text · linked when the evidence is strong

The name pass has not read this document yet.

Extraction attempts how the parser did, and what it refused

Nothing structured was extracted from this document — the attempts below say why.

No extraction attempted yet.

↑↓ select ↵ open ⇧↵ see every result