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                                    DISCLOSURE OF INFORMATION
                                RELATED TO AFFILIATED TRANSACTIONS

THIS DISCLOSURE OF INFORMATION HAS BEEN MADE TO COMPLY WITH THE FINANCIAL SERVICES AUTHORITY (“OJK”)
REGULATION NO. 42/POJK.04/2020 DATED 2 JULY 2020 ON AFFILIATED TRANSACTIONS AND CONFLICT OF INTEREST
TRANSACTIONS (“POJK 42”) IN CONNECTION WITH THE EXECUTION OF BUSINESS TRANSFER AGREEMENT.
THE INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THIS DISCLOSURE OF INFORMATION IS IMPORTANT TO BE READ AND NOTED BY THE
COMPANY’S SHAREHOLDERS. IF YOU FIND DIFFICULTIES IN UNDERSTANDING THE INFORMATION SET FORTH IN THIS
DISCLOSURE OF INFORMATION, YOU ARE SUGGESTED TO CONSULT WITH YOUR BROKER, INVESTMENT MANAGER, LEGAL
COUNSEL, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT OR OTHER PROFESSIONAL ADVISORS.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS ARE, JOINTLY AND SEVERALLY, FULLY RESPONSIBLE FOR
THE TRUE AND CORRECTNESS, AND COMPLETENESS OF THE INFORMATION DISCLOSED HEREIN AND IN ANY ADDITIONAL
DISCLOSURE, IF ANY, AND HEREBY CONFIRM THAT THE INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THIS DISCLOSURE OF
INFORMATION IS CORRECT, AND THERE IS NO SIGNIFICANT, MATERIAL AND RELEVANT FACT THAT HAS NOT BEEN
DISCLOSED OR HAS BEEN REMOVED SUCH THAT THE DISCLOSURE OF INFORMATION HEREIN BECOMING INCORRECT
AND/OR MISLEADING.
AFTER CAREFUL EXAMINATION, THE COMPANY'S BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, JOINTLY AND
SEVERALLY STATES THAT THESE AFFILIATED TRANSACTIONS ARE NOT CONSTITUTE A MATERIAL TRANSACTION AS MEANT
BY POJK 17 (AS DEFINED IN THIS DISCLOSURE OF INFORMATION) AND DO NOT CONTAIN ANY CONFLICT OF INTEREST AS
MEANT BY POJK 42.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE COMPANY, BOTH JOINTLY AND SEVERALLY STATES THAT THESE AFFILIATED
TRANSACTIONS HAVE WENT THROUGH ADEQUATE PROCEDURES TO ENSURE THAT THESE AFFILIATED TRANSACTIONS
ARE IMPLEMENTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE GENERALLY APPLICABLE BUSINESS PRACTICES.




                                 PT HANJAYA MANDALA SAMPOERNA Tbk.
                                           (the “Company”)

                                             Domiciled in Surabaya
                                                 Business Line:
                                               Cigarette Industry
                                                  Head Office:
                        Jl. Rungkut Industri Raya No. 18, Surabaya 60293, Indonesia
                            Telephone: 031 – 843 1699, Facsimile: 031 – 843 0986
                                                Factory Location:
                      Surabaya, Pasuruan, Malang, Karawang, Probolinggo, Blitar, Tegal
                                      Corporate Representative Office:
                       One Pacific Place, 18th Floor, Sudirman Central Business District,
                                        Jl. Jend. Sudirman Kav. 52-53,
                                            Jakarta 12190, Indonesia
                            Telephone: 021 – 515 1234, Facsimile: 021 – 515 2234

                 This Disclosure of Information is published in Jakarta on July 2, 2024
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                                              DEFINITIONS


HMS Service Amendment Contract: means an amendment to the service agreement between the
Company and PMSISC, under which PMSISC also provides Services to the Company and its subsidiaries
which was signed on June 28, 2024, and effective as of July 1, 2024.

PMSISC Service Amendment Contract: means an amendment to the service agreement between the
Company and PMSISC, under which the Company provides services to PMSISC, excluding Services, which
was signed on June 28, 2024, and is effective as of July 1, 2024.

Services: means business activities for the provision of financial business partnering and controlling
services for the purposes of the PMI group of companies.

Disclosure of Information: means the disclosure of information related to affiliated transaction as
specified in the announcement and/or disclosure of information and any additional information that may
or will be made available.

Fairness Opinion Report: means a report submitted by the Independent Appraiser No. 00071/2.0095-
00/BS/04/0269/1/VI/2024 dated 28 June 2024 regarding fairness opinion on the Transaction.

The Financial Services Authority or OJK: means the independent institution as set forth under Law No.
21 of 2011 on the Financial Services Authority (“OJK Law”), who has the regulatory and supervisory duties
and authorities over the sectors of banking, capital market, insurance, pension fund, financing and other
financial institutions, and as of December 31, 2012, OJK is the institution that has replaced and accepts
the rights and obligations to run the regulatory and supervisory functions from Bapepam and/or Bapepam
and LK pursuant to Article 55 of the OJK Law.

Independent Appraiser: means the public appraiser firm of KJPP Ruky, Safrudin & Rekan, an independent
appraiser registered with OJK that has been appointed by the Company to appraise the fairness of the
Transaction.

Agreements: jointly, the Employment Agreement and Business Transfer Agreement.

Employment Agreement: means a Permanent Employment Agreement signed by PMSISC with each
employee transferred from the Company to PMSISC effective as of July 1, 2024.

Business Transfer Agreement: means a master agreement signed by the Company and PMSISC on June
28, 2024, effective as of July 1, 2024, regarding the transfer of business to provide financial business
partnering and controlling services.

Company: means PT Hanjaya Mandala Sampoerna Tbk., a publicly listed company incorporated under and
subject to the laws of Indonesia, domiciled in Surabaya, Indonesia.

PMID: means PT Philip Morris Indonesia, the major shareholder of the Company, a limited liability
company incorporated under the laws of Indonesia, engaged in the white cigarette industry.




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PM International: means Philip Morris International Inc., a business entity incorporated under the laws
of the Commonwealth of Virginia, United States, engaged in the manufacturing and trading of cigarettes,
other tobacco products and other nicotine-containing products marketed outside the United States, and
owns, directly or indirectly, 100% of the issued shares in Philip Morris Products SA and PMID.

PMSISC: means PT Philip Morris Sampoerna International Service Center, a limited liability company that
is a subsidiary of the Company's major shareholder, namely PMID, which was incorporated under the laws
of Indonesia, engaged in management consulting and computer programming.

POJK 17: means The Financial Services Authority Regulation No. 17/POJK.04/2020 dated April 21, 2020,
on Material Transactions and Changes in Main Business Activities.

POJK 42: means The Financial Services Authority Regulation No. 42/POJK.04/2020 dated July 2, 2020, on
Affiliated Transactions and Conflict of Interest Transactions.

Transaction: means the business transfer activity under the Business Transfer Agreement.

Capital Market Law: means Law No. 8 of 1995 dated 10 November 1995 on Capital Market.


                                             INTRODUCTION

This Disclosure of Information is made in connection with the Transaction. The Agreements are Affiliated
Transaction according to POJK 42. However, the Agreements are not Transactions with Conflict of Interest
as defined under POJK 42 and are not Material Transactions as defined under POJK 17, based on an
assessment report from the Independent Appraiser regarding the fairness of the Transaction, the
summary of which is presented in Section III of this Disclosure of Information.


                                 I. DESCRIPTION ON THE TRANSACTION


A.     Background and Reasons for Conducting the Transaction


       Since the acquisition of the Company by PM International through PMID in 2005, the Company
       has been providing management and technical services to PMI group of companies. Such services
       transactions obtained the approval of the Company’s independent shareholders in 2006, in
       accordance with the capital market regulations on conflict of interest applicable at the time.

       For purpose of restructuring of the PMI group of companies, the Company transferred certain of
       its service business to PMSISC in 2018 which its disclosure of information was submitted on July
       3, 2018, based on the applicable provisions at that time. Further, based on the Business Transfer
       Agreement as defined in this Disclosure of Information, the Company again transfers the Services
       (as defined in this Disclosure of Information) to PMSISC, with effect from July 1, 2024.

       The purpose of the Transaction is for efficiency within the Company, so that it can focus more on
       its main business activities, namely manufacturing and selling cigarettes.


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     The Transaction was not carried out by the Company with non-affiliated party of the Company
     because the provision of Services by an affiliated party can be provided more quickly, effectively,
     efficiently and better coordinated than if similar transactions were carried out with non-affiliated
     party.

B.   Object of the Business Transfer Agreement

      1. Object of the Transaction

         Based on the Business Transfer Agreement, the Company transferred the Services to PMSISC.
         This Transaction also includes the transfer of 6 (six) local employees of the Company to
         PMSISC.

         In the transfer process, all rights (including benefits) and obligations of the employees
         concerned, namely compensation and benefits, grade, job status and responsibilities, remain
         unchanged. The period of service of such employees will still be taken into account from the
         first time the employees start working at the Company. The Company and PMSISC have signed
         a mutual agreement for the transfer of employees with each transferred employee, and
         PMSISC has also signed an Employment Agreement.

         Furthermore, with the effective transfer of business of the Services to PMSISC, PMSISC will
         provide the Services to the Company and its subsidiaries, as outlined in an HMS Service
         Amendment Contract. At the same time, the Company continues to provide management,
         human resources, legal, information system services as well as general and administrative
         services to PMSISC but no longer includes the Services as referred to in this Disclosure of
         Information, which are outlined in an PMSIC Service Amendment Contract.

         Based on the foregoing, the closing of the Business Transfer Agreement is subject to the
         fulfillment of several conditions (unless waived by the parties), including those mentioned
         below, on or before July 1, 2024:
         a. the execution of Employment Agreement;
         b. the execution of HMS Service Amendment Contract; and
         c. the execution of PMSISC Service Amendment Contract.

         At the latest 10 (ten) working days after the closing date of the Business Transfer Agreement:
         a. the Company shall issue an invoice on the business transfer price related to the Services
             to PMSISC; and
         b. the Company shall issue a notification letter to PMSISC regarding the amount of employee
             post-employment benefit payment obligations (including deferred taxes) based on the
             actuarial report as of December 31, 2023, for the employees’ service period with the
             Company, which shall be transferred by the Company to PMSISC.

         The payment date based on the Business Transfer Agreement is no later than 30 (thirty)
         calendar days after the receipt of the invoice and notification letter referred to above.

     2. Value of the Transaction


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        The value of the Transaction consists of value of Business Transfer Agreement, in the amount
        of IDR 4,868,000,000 (four billion eight hundred and sixty-eight million Rupiah), in accordance
        with the fair market value of the business as of December 31, 2023, based on a business
        appraisal carried out by the Independent Appraiser.

        The total value of the Transaction is 0,016% of the equity of the Company based on the
        Company's audited consolidated financial statements as at December 31, 2023. Accordingly,
        the Transaction does not constitute a Material Transaction as defined under POJK 17, since
        the value of the Transaction is less than 20% (twenty percent) from the Company’s equity.

     3. Description of each of the relevant agreements signed by the Company and PMSISC are as
        follows:

        (1)   HMS Service Amendment Contract, signed on June 28, 2024, effective as of July 1, 2024,
              and shall continue indefinitely unless terminated by either party with no less than 90
              (ninety) calendar days prior written notice.
              PMSISC provides Services to the Company and its subsidiaries by imposing the costs
              which are actually incurred by PMSISC on behalf of the Company and its subsidiaries,
              supplemented with a fee at 5% (five percent) of the costs.

        (2)   PMSISC Service Amendment Contract, signed on June 28, 2024, effective as of July 1,
              2024, and shall continue indefinitely unless terminated by either party with no less than
              90 (ninety) calendar days prior written notice.
              The Company provides management, human resources, legal, information system also
              general and administration services to PMSISC by imposing the costs which are actually
              incurred by the Company on behalf of PMSISC, supplemented with a fee at 5% (five
              percent) of the costs.

C.   Parties to the Transaction and Their Relationships with the Company

     The chart below shows the Company's share ownership and the parties conducting the
     Transaction:

                                        PT Philip Morris Indonesia



                           92,44%                                       99,9%


              PT Hanjaya Mandala Sampoerna Tbk.               PT Philip Morris Sampoerna
                                                              International Service Center

     Information on the parties who entering Transaction with the Company:

     PT Philip Morris Sampoerna International Service Center
     PMSISC is a limited liability company established under the laws of the Republic of Indonesia,
     engaged in management consulting and programming activities, is a subsidiary of PT Philip Morris
     Indonesia which is the major shareholder of the Company. PMSISC was established based on the
     Deed of Establishment of a Limited Liability Company No. 3 dated January 18, 2018, made before
     Dorothea Nawang Wulan, SH, MKn, Notary in the Administrative City of East Jakarta which has

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     been approved by the Minister of Law and Human Rights of the Republic of Indonesia No. AHU-
     0003602. AH.01.01. Year 2018 dated January 25, 2018 ("Deed No.3/2018").

     The capital structure and shareholding composition of PMSISC based on Deed No.3/2018 are as
     follows:

           Authorized Capital             : Rp. 40.400.000.000     Nominal value : IDR 10,100,000/shares
           Issued and Paid-Up Capital     : Rp. 10.100.000.000

           No                            Name                    Number of       Nominal Value         %
                                                                  Shares            (IDR)

            1   PMID                                                      999    10,089,900,000      99,9

            2   Park Tobacco Limited                                         1       10,100,000        0,1

                                        Total                          1.000     10,100,000,000       100



     The current composition of members of the Board of Directors and the Board of Commissioners
     of PMSISC is as follows:

     Commissioner       :       Celicia Sari
     Director           :       Salomo L. Gaol

D.   Nature of Affiliated Relation between Parties to the Transaction

     The relationship between the parties carrying out the Transaction is an Affiliate relationship as
     stipulated in the Capital Market Law and POJK 42, which is a relationship between two companies
     that are controlled, either directly or indirectly, by the same party.


                                         II. DESCRIPTION ON THE COMPANY


A.   History

     The Company is a publicly listed limited liability company established under the laws of the
     Republic of Indonesia within the framework of the Indonesian Capital Investments Law. The
     Company was established on October 19, 1963, by virtue of Deed No. 69 dated October 19, 1963,
     which was amended by Deed No. 46 dated April 15, 1964, both drawn up before Anwar
     Mahajudin, S.H., Notary in Surabaya, which have been approved by the Minister of Justice of the
     Republic of Indonesia by virtue of his Decree No. J.A.5/59/15 dated April 30, 1964, and have been
     published in the State Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia No. 94 dated November 24, 1964,
     Supplement No. 357. The articles of association of the Company have been amended several
     times, lastly by virtue of Deed No. 41 dated June 9, 2022, drawn up before Notary Aulia Taufani,
     S.H., which has obtained approval from the Minister of Law and Human Rights of the Republic of
     Indonesia by virtue of his Decree No. AHU-0044445.AH.01.02.TAHUN 2022, dated June 29, 2022.


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B.   Capital Structure and Shareholding Composition

     The capital structure and the shareholding composition of the Company based on Shareholders’
     Register of the Company as June 21, 2024, are as follows:


       Authorized Capital: IDR 630,000,000,000                         Nominal Value   : IDR 4/share
       Subscribed and Issued Capital: IDR 465,272,307,600


        No                      Name                       Number of             Nominal Value           %
                                                             Shares                   (IDR)
        1    Public shareholders holding more than 5% - 107,523,239,925          430,092,959,700       92.44
             PMID
        2    Other public shareholders                    8,794,836,975           35,179,347,900       7.56
                               Total                    116,318,076,900          465,272,307,600       100


C.   Management and Supervisory Boards of the Company


     The compositions of members of the Board of Commissioners and of the Board of Directors of the
     Company pursuant to Deed No. 4 dated June 7, 2024, drawn up before Aryanti Artisari, S.H.,
     M.Kn., Notary in Administrative City of South Jakarta, which has obtained the Receipt of the
     Notification of Changes in the Company's Data from the Minister of Law and Human Rights No.
     AHU-AH.01.09-0215933 dated June 20, 2024, are as follows:


     The Board of Commissioners
     President Commissioner           :          John Gledhill
     Vice President Commissioner      :          Paul Norman Janelle
     Independent Commissioner         :          Justin Guy Mayall
     Independent Commissioner         :          Luthfi Mardiansyah

     The Board of Directors
     President Director               :          The Ivan Cahyadi
     Director                         :          Sergio Colarusso
     Director                         :          Elvira Lianita
     Director                         :          Andre Dahan
     Director                         :          Gunnar Beckers
     Director                         :          Johan Bink
     Director                         :          Sharmen Karthigasu
     Director                         :          Yohan Lesmana




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                        III. SUMMARY OF OPINION OF THE INDEPENDENT APPRAISER


To ensure fairness of the Transaction and also to ensure that the Transaction do not have a conflict of
interest element, the Company has appointed Ruky, Safrudin & Rekan as the Independent Appraiser
carrying out the assessment of the fairness of the Transaction.

The Independent Appraiser states that it does not have affiliated relationship either directly or indirectly
with the Company as defined under the Capital Market Law.

Summary of Opinion of the Independent Appraiser
A.    Summary of Business Valuation
      Identity of the Valuer
      KJPP Ruky, Safrudin dan Rekan has a business license from the Ministry of Finance of the Republic
      of Indonesia No. 2.11.0095 based on the Decree of the Minister of Finance of the Republic of
      Indonesia No. 1131/KM.1/2011 dated October 14, 2011 and registered as capital market supporting
      professional in OJK according to Registered Letter of Capital Market Supporting Professional
      (Business Valuer) No. STTD.PB-23/PJ-1/PM.02/2023.

      Object of Valuation
      Object of this valuation is the company’s Service Business that will be transferred as of 31 December
      2023.

      Valuation Purpose
      The purpose of the valuation is to conduct business valuation for transactions in public companies.

      Assumptions and Disclaimer Limitations
      Assumptions
      This Valuation Report is a non-disclaimer opinion, we have reviewed the documents used in the
      process of preparing the valuation, data and information obtained from both management of the
      Company and other reliable sources that can be trusted for accuracy.
      This valuation was prepared using financial projections provided by management that reflects the
      fairness of its achievability.
      We are responsible for the valuation process and in our opinion that the financial projections are
      reasonable. However, we are not responsible for its achievability.
      We are responsible for opinion and Valuation Conclusion.
      We have obtained information on the legal status of the Valuation Object from the Company
      Disclaimers Limitations
      This valuation is prepared based on the integrity of the information and data. In preparing this
      valuation, we have relied and based on the information and data prepared by management of the
      Company, which we deem to be true, complete, reliable and not misleading.
      We do not conduct audit or due diligence on explanation or data given by management of the
      Company, both verbally and written, hence we shall not be liable for the correctness and
      completeness of such information or explanation.

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As a basis for us to conduct analysis in the Valuation, we use the data as listed in the Data Sources
and Information section as material for review, calculation and analysis.
Any changes to the aforementioned data may materially affect the results of our Valuation.
Therefore, we cannot accept responsibility for the possibility of differences in conclusions due to
such changes in data.
This assessment is prepared only by considering the viewpoint of the Company's shareholders and
does not consider the viewpoints of other stakeholders and other aspects.
The World Health Organization (WHO) has officially announced that the Coronavirus disease
(COVID-19) outbreak is a global pandemic and has spread to almost all over the world including
Indonesia. This was announced on Wednesday night (11/3/2020) as reported on the official WHO
website through a press conference at WHO headquarters in Geneva.
On December 30, 2022, the government officially lifted the Enforcement of Community Activity
Restrictions ("PPKM") throughout Indonesia and on June 21, 2023, the government decided to
revoke the pandemic status and we began to enter the endemic period.
COVID-19 pandemic indirectly affected global and Indonesia economy, and subsequently would
affect companies' business operation in Indonesia.
Indonesia's economic conditions or economic growth after the COVID-19 pandemic are influenced
by the global economy and national macroeconomic policies.
The Valuation is prepared by taking into account market and economic conditions, general business
and financial conditions, and government regulations on the date this Valuation is issued.
This Valuation is conducted only for the valuation purpose as described above.
We consider that since the valuation date until the issuance of the valuation report there have been
no material extraordinary events, both macro-economically and industrially, presently or in the
future, which could affect the Company's business and the Company's business plan and budget.
We hereby declare that our assignment does not include analyzing transactions outside the
Valuation Purpose that may be available to the Company and the effects of these transactions on
the Valuation Purpose, and is also not an analysis of the most likely and optimal use of the Valuation
Purpose.
We would like to emphasize that the result of our analysis and review is spesifically limited to
financial aspects of the Proposed Transaction. We do not research over the legality of the Proposed
Transaction in term of legal and tax aspects of implication of the Proposed Transaction, because it
is outside the scope of our assignment.
The use of part or all of the report must obtain approval from the Company’s management
considering the possibility of confidential information and may affect the competition and the
Company’s operations.
Considering that there is a possibility of a time difference from the date of this report and the
implementation of the Proposed Transactions, the conclusion of the fairness report that is informed
above, only applies if there are no significant changes that will have a material impact on the
fairness of the Proposed Transactions. These changes include changes both internally at each
company and externally covering: market and economic conditions, general business and financial
conditions, as well as Indonesian government regulations after the issuance date of this report. If


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     after the issuance date of this report, the above changes occur, then the fairness opinion on this
     Proposed Transactions may differ.
     The denomination of business value is stated in Rupiah based on the understanding that the
     Company's Service Business Financial Statements are in Rupiah. The review, calculation, and
     analysis are based on the data and information provided by the management of the Company as
     stated in Data and Information Sources.
     We have further relied upon the representation letter from Company’s management to provide the
     valuation, that they have provided all important and relevant information related to the Proposed
     Transaction and they believed there were no material facts provided to us incomplete or
     misleading.
     Valuation Approach and Methodology
     We applied 2 (two) approaches to value the the company’s Service Business, income approach using
     Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) with Free Cash Flow to the Firm (FCFF) and market approach using
     Guideline Publicly Traded Company Method (GCM).

     Valuation Conclusion
     Using DCF method from income approach and GCM from market approach, we are in our opinion
     that the Market Business Value of the company’s Financial Division as of 31 December 2023 is
     amounted to Rp4.868.000.000,00 (rounded).


B.   Summary of Fairness Opinion

     Identity of the Valuer
     KJPP Ruky, Safrudin dan Rekan has a business license from the Ministry of Finance of the Republic
     of Indonesia No. 2.11.0095 based on the Decree of the Minister of Finance of the Republic of
     Indonesia No. 1131/KM.1/2011 dated October 14, 2011 and registered as capital market supporting
     professional in OJK according to Registered Letter of Capital Market Supporting Professional
     (Business Valuer) No. STTD.PB-23/PJ-1/PM.02/2023.
     Object of The Fairness Opinion Analysis
     The object of fairness analysis is the Company plan to transfer Business Services to PMSISC including
     (i) transferring 6 (six) local employees of the Company to PMSISC; and furthermore, with the
     effective transfer of business for services to PMSISC, (ii) PMSISC will provide services to the
     Company and its subsidiaries, and at the same time, (iii) the Company will continue to provide
     management services, personnel, legal, information system and general and administrative services
     (but not including Services).
     The Purpose of This Fairness Opinion
     The purpose of this Fairness Opinion report is to provide opinion on the fairness of the Company
     plan to transfer Business Services to PMSISC including (i) transferring 6 (six) local employees of the
     Company to PMSISC; and furthermore, with the effective transfer of business for services to
     PMSISC, (ii) PMSISC will provide services to the Company and its subsidiaries, and at the same time,
     (iii) the Company will continue to provide management services, personnel, legal, information
     system and general and administrative services (but not including Services), as outlined in this
     report in order to comply with POJK 42/2020, not for taxation purpose, banking and not for other
     forms of transaction plan.


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      Assumptions and Disclaimer Limitations
      Laporan Pendapat Kewajaran ini disusun dengan menggunakan Inkremental Proyeksi Keuangan
      yang disiapkan oleh manajemen Perseroan dengan mencerminkan kewajaran proyeksi dan
      kemampuan pencapaiannya (fiduciary duty).

      This Fairness Opinion Report is a non-disclaimer opinion, we have reviewed the documents used in
      the process of preparing the fairness opinion, data and information obtained from both
      management of the Company and other reliable sources that can be trusted for accuracy.

      This Fairness Opinion Report has been prepared using Incremental Financial Projection provided by
      management of the Company by reflecting the fairness of the projections and the ability to achieve
      them (fiduciary duty).

      This fairness opinion is prepared based on the integrity of the information and data. In preparing
      this fairness opinion, we have relied and based on the information and data prepared by the
      Company’s management, which we deem to be true, complete, reliable and not misleading.

      Methodology for Fairness Analysis
      In evaluating the fairness of the Proposed Transactions, we used the following methodology
      analysis:
        1. Proposed Transactions Analysis: identification of parties involved in the Proposed
           Transactions, and analysis of benefit and risk of the Proposed Transactions;
        2. Qualitative analysis: analysis of background of the Proposed Transactions, brief explanation
           of the Company and business activities, industry analysis, operational analysis, business
           prospect, advantages and disadvantages of the Proposed Transactions;
        3. Quantitative analysis: historical analysis, analysis of proforma financial statements, and
           incremental financial projections analysis;
        4. Analysis of other relevant factors, in the form of analysis of relevant costs and revenues,
           relevant non-financial information that can provide confidence in providing a fairness opinion;
        5. Analysis on the Fairness of the Proposed Transactions Price;

      Fairness Opinion of the Transactions
      By considering the fairness analysis of the Proposed Transactions which includes analysis of the
      Proposed Transactions, qualitative analysis and quantitative analysis, analysis of the fairness of the
      transaction price and other relevant factors, in RSR's opinion, the Proposed Transactions are fair.



           IV. STATEMENT OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS



In connection with the Transaction, the Board of Directors and the Board of Commissioners of the
Company declare that, after conducting a reasonable examination and to the best of their knowledge and
belief, all material information has been disclosed in this Disclosure of Information and such information
is not misleading.




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                                    V. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION


Shareholders who have questions about this Disclosure of Information or who wish to have additional
information are invited to contact:



                          The Corporate Secretary and Investor Relations
                             PT HANJAYA MANDALA SAMPOERNA Tbk.
                                    One Pacific Place, 18th Floor,
                                 Sudirman Central Business District,
                                   Jl. Jend. Sudirman Kav. 52-53,
                                       Jakarta 12190, Indonesia
                                     Telephone: 021 – 515 1234
                                      Facsimile: 021 – 515 2234

                                                                                  Jakarta, July 2, 2024
                                                                The Board of Directors of the Company




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linked org PT Philip Morris Indonesia p.2 ×5
linked org Philip Morris p.3
linked org Philip Morris Products p.3
linked person John Gledhill p.7
linked person Paul Norman Janelle p.7
linked person Justin Guy Mayall p.7
linked person Luthfi Mardiansyah p.7
linked person The Ivan Cahyadi p.7
linked person Sergio Colarusso p.7
linked person Elvira Lianita p.7
linked person Andre Dahan p.7
linked person Gunnar Beckers p.7
linked person Johan Bink p.7
linked person Sharmen Karthigasu p.7
linked person Yohan Lesmana p.7
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unresolved org FINANCIAL SERVICES AUTHORITY p.1 ×5
unresolved org Bapepam p.2 ×4
unresolved org KJPP Ruky p.2 ×3
unresolved org Safrudin & Rekan p.2 ×2
unresolved org Philip Morris International Inc. p.3
unresolved org PT Philip Morris Sampoerna International Service Center p.3
unresolved org PT Philip Morris Sampoerna International Service Center Information p.5
unresolved org PT Philip Morris Sampoerna International Service Center PMSISC p.5
unresolved person Dorothea Nawang Wulan · Notaris p.5
unresolved org Minister of Law and Human Rights p.6 ×2
unresolved — PMID p.6
unresolved org Park Tobacco Limited p.6
unresolved person Anwar Mahajudin · Notaris p.6
unresolved org Minister of Justice p.6
unresolved person Notary Aulia Taufani p.6
unresolved person Aryanti Artisari · Notaris p.7
unresolved org Safrudin dan Rekan p.8 ×2
unresolved org Ministry of Finance p.8 ×2
unresolved org Minister of Finance p.8 ×2

Extraction attempts how the parser did, and what it refused

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

Rule parser Needs review confidence 0.091 5839 ms 12 Sep 2026 23:01
Raw output
{'appraiser_exempt': None,
 'appraiser_name': '',
 'assets': [],
 'currency': None,
 'fact_type': '',
 'issuer_name': '',
 'kind': 'MATERIAL_FACT',
 'kjpp_name': '',
 'letter_number': '',
 'object_text': '',
 'object_truncated': False,
 'parties': [],
 'pct_of_equity': None,
 'reference_period': '',
 'requires_rups': None,
 'rups_date': None,
 'ticker': '',
 'transaction_date': None,
 'valuation_date': None,
 'value': None}
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