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Narahubung:
Jayanty Oktavia Maulina (Anty)
Manager of Corporate Communications
Graha Elnusa 16th Floor, Jl. TB Simatupang Kav. 1B, Jakarta 12560
Tel: (021) 7883 0850 | Fax: (021) 7883 0907 | Mob: +62813 1787 1717
E-mail: jayanty.maulina@elnusa.co.id
Press Release
Elnusa Subsidiary, EFK, Inaugurates “Kampung Buah Nongsa” to Promote
Community Empowerment and Environment-Based Circular Economy
Batam, 20 June 2025 — From the fertile land of Bakau Serip at the eastern tip of Batam Island, a new hope
blossoms. It is not merely about planting fruit trees, but sowing the seeds of collaboration between industry and
the community toward a greener, more empowered, and self-sustained future—creating harmony within a shared
ecosystem.
PT Elnusa Fabrikasi Konstruksi (EFK), a subsidiary of PT Elnusa Tbk (Elnusa), which is part of Pertamina Hulu Energi's
Subholding Upstream, officially inaugurated the Kampung Buah Nongsa and the Kelompok Pelestarian Lingkungan
Hidup dan Budaya Indonesia (KPLHBI – Environmental and Cultural Conservation Group of Indonesia) in the Bakau
Serip area, Sambau Urban Village, Nongsa Subdistrict, Batam City.
This initiative forms part of EFK's commitment to support the AKHLAK culture under One Pertamina through the
cultural program “One Kolab – BERSAMA untuk Indonesia” (Collaborative Action for Indonesia), which emphasizes
community empowerment, environmental conservation, and the development of a sustainable circular economy.
In his opening remarks, EFK President Director Ari Wijaya stated that this collaboration is a reflection of the
synergy between the company and the community to create a productive and competitive local ecosystem.
“Kampung Buah Nongsa marks the beginning of our journey with the residents of Bakau Serip. It is not only about
planting fruit trees, but also about forming a youth-based business group that we will mentor into a resilient
MSME—covering aspects from production and finance to marketing of processed fruit chips,” said Ari Wijaya.
Through this program, EFK is planting productive fruit trees that not only strengthen local economic resilience but
also contribute to decarbonization efforts and the enhancement of green cover along Batam’s coastal areas.
Meanwhile, President Director of Elnusa, Bachtiar Soeria Atmadja, who was also present at the event, reaffirmed
that Elnusa Group remains committed to promoting community self-reliance through innovation and multi-
stakeholder collaboration.
“In every program design, we proactively integrate the principles of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG)
into our core business strategies. This approach not only reinforces the company’s sustainability position but also
ensures that each initiative brings tangible and lasting impact to the communities we serve,” Bachtiar explained.
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“Our hope is that this initiative will serve as an inspiration and a catalyst for the emergence of strong local enterprises. We believe that inclusive success can only be achieved through collaboration, empowerment, and the widespread dissemination of sustainability values—creating a positive domino effect across all levels of society to move together toward a better future for the planet, the nation, and future generations,” he concluded. This program also aligns with the Indonesian Government’s Asta Cita vision and Elnusa Group’s commitment to ESG and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly Goal 8 (Decent Work and Inclusive Economic Growth), Goal 13 (Climate Action), and Goal 15 (Life on Land). In addition to the symbolic inauguration, the event featured the handover of a plaque from EFK to the Head of Sambau Urban Village, and the distribution of fruit tree seedlings to the Chief of RW 10 Sambau as a representative of the local community. The event was also attended by Elnusa President Commissioner Eko Ariantoro, Elnusa Director of Operations Endro Hartanto, local traditional leaders from Nongsa Subdistrict, and members of the community and youth involved in KPLHBI. With a spirit of collaboration and sustainability, EFK hopes that this program will become a real example of how the industrial sector and local communities can coexist in preserving the environment while simultaneously strengthening locally driven economic resilience. About Elnusa (IDX: ELSA) Elnusa is a subsidiary of PT Pertamina Hulu Energi (PHE), which is part of the Pertamina Upstream Subholding, operating in the field of integrated energy services to provide total solutions. Elnusa has a DNA of resilience and innovation for over 55 years in the energy industry, with core competencies in upstream oil and gas services, energy distribution and logistics services, as well as support services. The upstream oil and gas services line includes Geoscience & Reservoir services (land, transition zone & marine, as well as data processing), drilling & field maintenance services (drilling & workover), engineering, procurement, construction & operation maintenance (EPC-OM) services. The energy distribution and logistics services line includes fuel transportation services, depot management, and chemical sales. The support services line includes marine support services, fabrication, and data management. Elnusa is committed to implementing Corporate Governance in accordance with GCG principles to realize a highly competitive, continuously growing company and provide sustainability for all stakeholders. For more information, please visit www.elnusa.co.id.
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