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INFORMATION DISCLOSURE
REGARDING THE PLAN TO ADD NEW BUSINESS ACTIVITY
THIS INFORMATION DISCLOSURE IS SUBMITTED BY THE COMPANY IN ORDER TO
COMPLY WITH THE PROVISIONS OF THE FINANCIAL SERVICES AUTHORITY ("OJK")
REGULATION NUMBER 17/POJK.04/2020 ON MATERIAL TRANSACTIONS AND
CHANGES IN BUSINESS ACTIVITIES AND THE REGULATION OF THE CENTRAL
BUREAU OF STATISTICS ("BPS") NUMBER 7 OF 2025 ON THE INDONESIAN STANDARD
CLASSIFICATION OF BUSINESS FIELDS ("KBLI").
THE INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THIS INFORMATION DISCLOSURE IS IMPORTANT
TO BE READ AND NOTED BY THE PUBLIC.
IF YOU HAVE DIFFICULTY UNDERSTANDING THE INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THIS
INFORMATION DISCLOSURE, YOU SHOULD CONSULT WITH A LEGAL ADVISOR,
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT, FINANCIAL ADVISOR OR OTHER PROFESSIONAL.
PT MITRA PEDAGANG INDONESIA Tbk ("Company")
Domiciled in Bangkalan, East Java
Business Activity:
Engaged in the field of technology platform and e-commerce for MSMEs
Head Office:
Ruko Khayangan Residence Blok RA-11, 2nd Floor
Jalan Halim Perdana Kusuma, Bangkalan 69119
East Java, Indonesia
Phone: (031) 35901999 / (081) 998983991
Email: corpsec@mpstore.co.id
Website: www.mpstore.co.id
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE
COMPANY, BOTH INDIVIDUALLY AND JOINTLY, ARE FULLY RESPONSIBLE FOR THE
ACCURACY AND COMPLETENESS OF INFORMATION AS DISCLOSED IN THIS
INFORMATION DISCLOSURE, AND AFTER CONDUCTING A THOROUGH REVIEW,
CONFIRM THAT THERE ARE NO MATERIAL IMPORTANT FACTS THAT HAVE NOT BEEN
DISCLOSED OR OMITTED IN THIS INFORMATION DISCLOSURE THAT WOULD CAUSE
THE INFORMATION PROVIDED IN THIS INFORMATION DISCLOSURE TO BE
INCORRECT AND/OR MISLEADING.
This Information Disclosure was published on 21 May 2026
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I. INTRODUCTION
1.1 Background
PT Mitra Pedagang Indonesia Tbk ("Company" or "MPIX") is a publicly listed company whose
shares are listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) under the stock code MPIX,
domiciled in Bangkalan, East Java. The Company was established based on Deed No. 2 dated
10 July 2019 before Notary Ika Anggraini, S.H., M.Kn., in Bangkalan, which was ratified by the
Minister of Law and Human Rights of the Republic of Indonesia through Decree No. AHU-
0035057.AH.01.01 Year 2019 dated 22 July 2019. The Company commenced its commercial
activities in 2019 under the trademark "MPStore".
In the context of business expansion, the Company plans to add 1 (one) new business activity,
namely the Payment Services Provider Industry in accordance with the Indonesian Standard
Classification of Business Fields (KBLI) 66141 under KBLI 2025. This addition of business
activity will be carried out through the planned acquisition of 60% (sixty percent) equity of PT
Mobile Coin Asia ("MCA"), a company engaged in the Payment Services Provider (PSP)
sector. In conjunction with the MCA acquisition, the Company will also transfer/divest its land
assets and printing business.
In connection with the aforementioned plan, the Company submits this Information Disclosure
to shareholders and the public as required by Financial Services Authority Regulation Number
17/POJK.04/2020 on Material Transactions and Changes in Business Activities ("POJK
17/2020").
1.2 Legal Basis
This Information Disclosure is prepared based on the following legal provisions:
• Financial Services Authority Regulation Number 17/POJK.04/2020 on Material
Transactions and Changes in Business Activities;
• Financial Services Authority Regulation Number 15/POJK.04/2020 on Plans and
Conduct of General Meeting of Shareholders of Public Companies;
• Financial Services Authority Regulation Number 35/POJK.04/2020 on Business
Valuation and Presentation of Business Valuation Reports in the Capital Market;
• Financial Services Authority Circular Letter Number 17/SEOJK.04/2020;
• Law Number 40 of 2007 on Limited Liability Companies;
• Regulation of the Central Bureau of Statistics Number 7 of 2025 on the Indonesian
Standard Classification of Business Fields (KBLI 2025);
• Indonesian Appraiser Code of Ethics and Indonesian Valuation Standards 2018 7th
Edition (KEPI-SPI Edition VII.2018);
• Articles of Association of the Company and its amendments, last amended based on
Deed No. 15 dated 18 June 2025 by Doctor Susanti, S.H., M.Kn., Notary in Surabaya.
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II. INFORMATION REGARDING THE COMPANY
2.1 Company Data
Description Information
Company Name PT Mitra Pedagang Indonesia Tbk
Stock Code MPIX
Business Activity Technology platform and e-commerce for MSMEs
Address Ruko Khayangan Residence Blok RA-11, 2nd Floor, Jl. Halim
Perdana Kusuma, Bangkalan 69119, East Java
Phone (031) 35901999 / (081) 998983991
Email corpsec@mpstore.co.id
Website www.mpstore.co.id
Business Identification Number 9120209772641
(NIB)
Tax Identification Number 92.211.976.3-644.000
(NPWP)
2.2 Shareholding Structure
Based on the Audited Financial Statements of MPIX as of 31 December 2025 (No.
00091/2.1455/AU.1/05/1577-1/1/III/2026 dated 30 March 2026, audited by KAP Irfan Waluyo
& Partner), the Company's shareholding structure is as follows:
Number of Percentage
Shareholder Total (IDR)
Shares (%)
PT Madura Prima Investama 937,500,000 60% 18,750,000,000
Abdul Muidz 68,750,000 4% 1,375,000,000
Hendra Setiawan 25,000,000 2% 500,000,000
Rio Adetya Rizky 25,000,000 2% 500,000,000
Sahrul Akbariansyah 12,500,000 1% 250,000,000
Public 493,816,088 32% 9,876,321,760
Total 1,562,566,088 100% 31,251,321,760
2.3 Management Structure
Based on the Audited Financial Statements of MPIX as of 31 December 2025, the composition
of the Board of Commissioners and Board of Directors is as follows:
Position Name
President Commissioner Sahrul Akbariansyah
Independent Commissioner Wijanarko
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Position Name
President Director Abdul Muidz
Director Hendra Setiawan
Director Hadiantono
Director Rio Adetya Rizky
2.4 Financial Highlights of MPIX
The following is a financial summary of the Company for the last 5 (five) years based on
audited financial statements (in millions of Rupiah):
Description 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025
Total Assets 9,113 28,381 68,364 160,867 165,307
Total Liabilities 5,538 10,473 21,959 16,828 14,077
Total Equity 3,575 17,908 46,406 144,039 151,230
Net Revenue 168,883 603,669 819,947 1,494,736 1,945,700
Gross Profit 6,474 24,150 31,455 45,076 42,608
Net Profit 3,527 14,340 18,602 20,083 7,922
III. PLAN TO ADD NEW BUSINESS ACTIVITY
3.1 Description of the Plan
The Company plans to add 1 (one) new business activity, namely the Payment Services
Provider Industry under KBLI 66141 in accordance with KBLI 2025. Based on BPS Regulation
Number 7 of 2025, KBLI 66141 covers activities providing payment services to end users of
the payment system on the front-end, which includes:
• Administration of fund sources for payments, including issuing payment instruments or
accounts;
• Forwarding fund transfer instructions (including remittance services) and forwarding
payment transaction data, including acquiring and operating a payment gateway.
This addition of business activity will be implemented through the acquisition of 60.00% (sixty
percent) of the shares of PT Mobile Coin Asia ("MCA"), a company engaged in the Payment
Services Provider (PSP) sector. This new business activity is scheduled to commence
operations in July 2026.
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3.2 Information Regarding PT Mobile Coin Asia (MCA)
PT Mobile Coin Asia ("MCA") is a company engaged in Payment Services. MCA offers an
integrated digital payment solution through four main service pillars:
• Money Transfer: Real-time fund transfer facilitation through MCA's infrastructure
connected to the national banking network (BI-FAST, BNI, BSI via Artajasa);
• Remittance: International money transfer services to Indonesia with efficient digital
settlement routes, targeting Indonesian migrant worker corridors;
• PJP 1 & QRIS: QRIS-based payment services with a dual role as Issuer and Acquirer,
enabling full control over the transaction cycle;
• Wallet Ecosystem: Digital wallet infrastructure (Wallet Layer) as the foundation for all
transaction activities within the MPIX super application (SuperApp).
3.3 Transaction Value and Funding Sources
Description Value (IDR)
Acquisition Cost of 60% MCA Equity 28,700,000,000
Source: Company Cash 6,926,588,787
Source: Company Trade Receivables 21,773,411,213
Total Funding Sources 28,700,000,000
IV. RATIONALE AND CONSIDERATIONS FOR ADDING NEW
BUSINESS ACTIVITY
4.1 Strategic Considerations
The plan to add this new business activity is based on the Company's long-term business
strategy in strengthening the digital ecosystem, with the following main considerations:
• Indonesia's PSP industry shows a consistent positive growth trend; remittances
reached a record high of USD 4,465.04 million in Q4 2025;
• The Company has an ecosystem of 700,000+ active merchants that can be
immediately leveraged as a user base for digital payment services without cold-start
risk;
• The "Revenue Engine" business model enables internalization of the entire payment
flow from payment gateway to fund settlement, capturing revenue that previously
flowed to third parties;
• Regulatory support through the Indonesian Payment System Blueprint (BSPI) 2025
and BI-FAST and QRIS infrastructure creates a conducive environment;
• MCA has an Electronic System Provider Registration Certificate (TD PSE) and a
proven operational track record in handling tens of thousands of daily transactions.
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4.2 Competitive Advantages
The Company's main differentiation lies in its specific mastery of the MSME ecosystem, which
creates far higher user stickiness compared to general payment service providers. High
barriers to entry in the form of PJP licensing requirements from Bank Indonesia, large capital
requirements, and the need for physical networks that cannot be quickly replicated by new
competitors constitute a strong protective moat for the Company.
V. FEASIBILITY STUDY SUMMARY
The Company has engaged the Public Appraisal Firm Ferdinand, Danar, Ichsan and Rekan
("KJPP FDI&R"), based on Offer Letter No. 038/FDI/PB-FS/IV/2026 dated 27 April 2026, to
conduct a Feasibility Study on the plan to add new business activities. The Feasibility Study
Report was issued with number 00100/2.0176-00/BS/10/0453/1/V/2026 dated 20 May 2026,
with a valuation date (cut-off date) of 31 December 2025. The Appraiser acted as an
independent party with no conflict of interest with the Company.
5.1 Market Feasibility Analysis
The market feasibility analysis covers a review of global and domestic macroeconomics, PSP
industry conditions, market competition, marketing strategies, and industry prospects. The
analysis concludes that the market aspect is FEASIBLE, with the following considerations:
• Indonesia's economic growth is projected to be stable at 4.7%–5.5% in 2025 and
increase to 4.9%–5.7% in 2026 (Bank Indonesia);
• CPI inflation in November 2025 was maintained at 2.72% (yoy), with core inflation at
2.36% (yoy);
• Indonesia's remittances reached an all-time record of USD 4,465.04 million in Q4
2025; Bank Syariah Indonesia recorded remittance transaction growth of ~9% YoY
and BNI ~13.15% YoY;
• The rapid digitalization of the economy including e-commerce, ride hailing, and social
commerce is accelerating the penetration of digital payment services;
• Support from BI-FAST and QRIS infrastructure through the Indonesian Payment
System Blueprint (BSPI) 2025 creates a conducive environment for industry growth.
5.2 Technical Feasibility Analysis
The analysis covers operational capacity, business scope, business processes, and human
resource availability. MCA's initial capacity is designed to process an average of 100,000
transactions per day in the Money Transfer segment, with plans to scale up to 1 million active
Wallet users through cloud-based scaling architecture. The technical aspect is concluded
FEASIBLE.
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5.3 Business Model Feasibility Analysis
The applied business model has layered competitive advantages: (1) Revenue Engine based
on an ecosystem of 700,000+ active merchants; (2) Distribution Moat through the physical
network of MPIX outlets as remittance disbursement points; (3) Data Flywheel from daily
MSME transactions; and (4) Vertical integration through dual ownership of Issuer and Acquirer
roles. The business model aspect is concluded FEASIBLE.
5.4 Management Model Feasibility Analysis
The Company is supported by 6 core personnel (2 Board of Commissioners, 4 Board of
Directors) with relevant competencies in information technology, finance, and operational
management. Comprehensive risk management covers compliance, cybersecurity, system
reliability, credit, liquidity, and market risks. The planned addition of a Payment System
Division to the organizational structure strengthens the governance of the new business. The
management model aspect is concluded FEASIBLE.
5.5 Financial Feasibility Analysis
The financial feasibility analysis is based on MCA's financial projections for the period 2026–
2030 prepared by the Company's management and adjusted by KJPP FDI&R to reflect
fairness in accordance with market conditions. The projections are prepared on a stand-alone
basis (without consolidation with the Company's existing business activities).
a. Key Assumptions
Description 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030
GDP (%) 4.95% 5.07% 5.17% 5.19% 5.22%
Inflation (%) 2.67% 2.52% 2.52% 2.52% 2.52%
Revenue Growth (%) - 2.52% 2.52% 2.52% 2.52%
COGS (% to 22% 22% 22% 22% 22%
Revenue)
Tax (%) 22% 22% 22% 22% 22%
Investment Debt 8.44% 8.44% 8.44% 8.44% 8.44%
Interest (%)
The 2026 revenue projection is based on 6 (six) cooperation agreements that have been
signed, with details as follows:
Cooperation Partner Contract Number Projected Revenue 2026 (IDR)
PT Fita Sehat Nusantara 006/MCA- 912,500,000
FITA/DIR/PKS/X/2025 +
Addendum I
PT Solusi Multi Bayar 001/MP-SMB/DIR/PKS/X/2025 2,920,000,000
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Cooperation Partner Contract Number Projected Revenue 2026 (IDR)
PT Mitra Era Teknologi 001/MP- 1,095,000,000
MET/DIR/PKS/XII/2025
PT Mitra Kasih Perkasa 001/MP-MKP/DIR/PKS/X/2025 5,256,000,000
PT Server Pulsa 001/MP-SPM/DIR/PKS/X/2025 4,380,000,000
Masterload8
PT Tata Sarana Media 001/MP-TSM/DIR/PKS/X/2025 7,300,000,000
Total Revenue 2026 21,863,500,000
b. Projected Income Statement (in Rupiah)
Description 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030
Revenue 21,863,500,000 22,977,959,749 24,149,227,444 25,380,198,787 26,673,917,084
COGS (4,866,093,433) (5,114,135,387) (5,374,820,915) (5,648,794,505) (5,936,733,495)
Gross Profit 16,997,406,567 17,863,824,362 18,774,406,529 19,731,404,283 20,737,183,589
Operating (8,655,400,000) (8,990,254,384) (9,339,435,275) (9,703,606,491) (10,083,464,145)
Expenses
Depreciation (163,400,000) (240,600,000) (321,600,000) (406,800,000) (496,200,000)
Operating 8,178,606,567 8,632,969,978 9,113,371,254 9,620,997,791 10,157,519,445
Profit
Interest (151,864,200) (75,932,100) - - -
Expense
Profit Before 8,026,742,367 8,557,037,878 9,113,371,254 9,620,997,791 10,157,519,445
Tax
Income Tax (1,705,315,103) (1,882,548,333) (2,004,941,676) (2,116,619,514) (2,234,654,278)
Net Profit 6,321,427,264 6,674,489,545 7,108,429,578 7,504,378,277 7,922,865,167
c. Projected Statement of Financial Position (in Rupiah)
Description 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030
Cash in 4,656,013,883 9,310,493,171 16,257,109,345 23,659,877,209 31,545,331,214
Bank
Total 6,519,672,697 11,269,149,252 18,315,605,037 25,823,301,692 33,819,033,077
Current
Assets
Total Non- 2,003,600,000 2,149,000,000 2,232,400,000 2,251,600,000 2,202,400,000
Current
Assets
TOTAL 8,523,272,697 13,418,149,252 20,548,005,037 28,074,901,692 36,021,433,077
ASSETS
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Description 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030
Total 400,552,885 420,939,895 442,366,103 464,884,480 488,550,698
Current
Liabilities
Related 1,800,000,000 - - - -
Party
Payables
(Long-term)
TOTAL 2,200,552,885 420,939,895 442,366,103 464,884,480 488,550,698
LIABILITIES
Total Equity 6,322,719,812 12,997,209,357 20,105,638,935 27,610,017,212 35,532,882,379
d. Discount Rate (Cost of Equity)
The discount rate uses the Cost of Equity (CoE) calculated using the Capital Asset Pricing
Model (CAPM) as follows:
Component Value Description
Risk Free Rate (Rf) 6.69% 30-year Government Bond yield as of 31 Dec
2025
Unlevered Beta (βU) 0.92 Damodaran – Money Transfer & Remittance
industry
Industry DER 3.82% Average of comparable S&P industry, December
2025
Levered Beta (βL) 0.95 βL = 0.92 × (1 + (1–22%) × 3.82%)
Market Risk Premium (Rm- 6.69% Total Country Risk Indonesia, Damodaran 2026
Rf)
Country Default Spread 1.62% Indonesia CDS, Damodaran 2026
(CDS)
Alpha (α) 0.00% No company-specific risk applied
Cost of Equity (Ke) 11.40% Ke = 6.69% + (0.95 × 6.69%) – 1.62% + 0%
e. Terminal Value
Terminal Value is calculated using the perpetuity method with an assumed constant growth
rate of 2.50% (referring to the projected inflation rate). The Terminal Value generated is IDR
90,208,091,539.
f. Investment Feasibility Analysis (Present Value of Cash Flows)
DESCRIPTION 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030 Terminal
Net Profit (IDR) 6,321,427,264 6,674,489,545 7,108,429,578 7,504,378,277 7,922,865,167 -
Delta Debt (IDR) 1,800,000,000 (1,800,000,000) - - - -
Depreciation (IDR) 163,400,000 240,600,000 321,600,000 406,800,000 496,200,000 -
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DESCRIPTION 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030 Terminal
Maintenance (2,167,000,000) (386,000,000) (405,000,000) (426,000,000) (447,000,000) -
Capex (IDR)
Changes in (1,463,705,929) (74,610,256) (78,413,405) (82,410,412) (86,611,162) -
Working Capital
(IDR)
Terminal Value - - - - - 90,208,091,539
(IDR)
Total FCFE (IDR) 4,654,121,335 4,654,479,288 6,946,616,173 7,402,767,865 7,885,454,005 90,208,091,539
FCFE – 60% 2,792,472,801 2,792,687,573 4,167,969,704 4,441,660,719 4,731,272,403 54,124,854,923
Portion (IDR)
Initial Investment (28,700,000,000) - - - - -
(IDR)
Discount Factor 0.90 0.81 0.72 0.65 0.58 -
PV of FCFE (IDR) (26,193,382,720) 2,250,196,826 3,014,545,105 2,883,644,320 2,757,232,197 31,542,211,047
g. Financial Feasibility Results
Indicator Value Benchmark Conclusion
Discount Factor 11.40% - -
Net Present Value IDR >0 FEASIBLE
(NPV) 16,254,446,775
Profitability Index 1.52x >1 FEASIBLE
(PI)
Internal Rate of 26.09% > 11.40% FEASIBLE
Return (IRR)
Payback Period 6 Years 11 Months - -
h. Sensitivity Analysis
Revenue Sensitivity:
Scenario Revenue (IDR) NPV (IDR) IRR (%)
Down 15% 18,583,975,000 9,401,765,780 20.65%
Down 10% 19,677,150,000 11,685,708,913 22.51%
Down 5% 20,770,325,000 13,969,569,658 24.32%
Normal (0%) 21,863,500,000 16,254,446,775 26.09%
Up 5% 22,956,675,000 18,539,400,174 27.81%
Up 10% 24,049,850,000 20,823,235,591 29.50%
Up 15% 25,143,025,000 23,107,204,052 31.15%
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Cost Sensitivity:
Scenario Cost (IDR) NPV (IDR) IRR (%)
Down 15% (4,136,179,418) 20,376,080,844 29.22%
Down 10% (4,379,484,090) 19,002,202,821 28.19%
Down 5% (4,622,788,761) 17,628,324,798 27.14%
Normal (0%) (4,866,093,433) 16,254,446,775 26.09%
Up 5% (5,109,398,105) 14,880,568,752 25.02%
Up 10% (5,352,702,776) 13,506,690,730 23.94%
Up 15% (5,596,007,448) 12,132,812,707 22.84%
5.6 Feasibility Study Conclusion
Based on the review, evaluation, and financial analysis conducted by KJPP FDI&R, subject to
the fulfillment of the established assumptions, it is concluded that the business plan to be
implemented by MPIX — namely the addition of KBLI 66141 through the acquisition of 60%
of MCA's shares — is FEASIBLE to execute. The NPV is positive (IDR 16,254,446,775), the
IRR (26.09%) exceeds the Discount Rate (11.40%), and the Profitability Index (1.52x) is
greater than 1.
The Feasibility Study Report was signed by M. Ichsan Suud, S.P., M.B.A., MAPPI (Cert.),
Business Appraiser License No. B-1.16.00453, OJK Registration Certificate No. STTD.PB-
50/PJ-1/PM.021/2025.
VI. EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING OF SHAREHOLDERS
(EGMS)
6.1 EGMS Schedule
No. Activity Date
1 Notification of Meeting Plan to OJK and IDX 12 May 2026
2 Meeting Announcement (eASY.KSEI, www.idx.co.id, 21 May 2026
www.mpstore.co.id) and Submission of Meeting
Announcement Advertisement to OJK and IDX
3 Meeting Recording Date 04 June 2026
4 Meeting Summons (eASY.KSEI, www.idx.co.id, 05 June 2026
www.mpstore.co.id) and Submission of Meeting Summons
Advertisement to OJK and IDX
5 Conduct of EGMS 29 June 2026
6 Announcement of Summary of EGMS Minutes on IDX and 1 July 2026
Company websites, in Indonesian and English
7 Submission of Notarial Deed of EGMS Minutes 29 July 2026
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6.2 EGMS Agenda
The agenda to be discussed at the EGMS is:
Approval of the Amendment to Article 3 of the Company's Articles of Association
Regarding the Purpose, Objectives, and Business Activities of the Company.
Explanation of Meeting Agenda:
In this agenda item, the Company intends to make adjustments to the provisions of Article 3
of the Company's Articles of Association regarding the Purpose, Objectives, and Business
Activities in order to comply with the Indonesian Standard Classification of Business Fields
(KBLI) 2025 as regulated in the Regulation of the Central Bureau of Statistics Number 7 of
2025 on the Indonesian Standard Classification of Business Fields, as well as to fulfill the
Company's obligations as stipulated in OJK Regulation No. 17/POJK.04/2020 on Material
Transactions and Changes in Business Activities.
VII. STATEMENT OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND BOARD OF
COMMISSIONERS
The Board of Directors and the Board of Commissioners of the Company declare that all
information contained in this Information Disclosure is true, accurate, and not misleading, and
has disclosed all material information required in connection with the Company's plan to add
new business activities.
The Board of Directors and the Board of Commissioners of the Company declare that this plan
to add new business activities is implemented solely in the best interests of the Company and
its shareholders, taking into account the Company's long-term growth prospects.
VIII. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Further information regarding this Information Disclosure can be obtained through:
Description Detail
Company PT Mitra Pedagang Indonesia Tbk
Address Ruko Khayangan Residence Blok RA-11, 2nd Floor, Jl. Halim
Perdana Kusuma, Bangkalan 69119, East Java
Phone (031) 35901999 / (081) 998983991
Email corpsec@mpstore.co.id
Website www.mpstore.co.id
Independent Appraiser KJPP Ferdinand, Danar, Ichsan dan Rekan (KJPP FDI&R)
Appraiser Address The Manhattan Square Lt. 16, Suite D, Jl. TB Simatupang,
Cilandak, South Jakarta 12560
Feasibility Study Report No. 00100/2.0176-00/BS/10/0453/1/V/2026 dated 20 May 2026
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IX. CLOSING
This Information Disclosure is submitted to comply with the provisions of Financial Services
Authority Regulation Number 17/POJK.04/2020 on Material Transactions and Changes in
Business Activities. The Company hopes for the support and approval of all shareholders at
the Extraordinary General Meeting of Shareholders to be held on 29 June 2026.
Bangkalan, 21 May 2026
Board of Directors
PT Mitra Pedagang Indonesia Tbk
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