Indonesia

The company strengthened energy resilience through fast cut-back and house load systems that prevented blackouts during grid disturbances.

The company secured the recognition for integrating clinical devices with electronic health records and expanding patient access through a digital appointment service.

The company introduced a PEGA-powered loan origination platform that reduced manual workloads by 74%, improved accuracy by 80%, and accelerated approvals for customers.

The company was commended for its Cyber-Integrated Device Protection Programme and its Erafone Bebas Tukar initiative.

The awards programme lauded breakthrough achievements in digital transformation across the nation.

It plans to stay ahead in Indonesia’s renewable transition through AI.

Many Indonesians do not see insurance as a priority.

Fitch expects modest premium growth through 2026.

The rejuvenation appeals to Gen Zers, who value experiences more than transactions.

The company seeks to halve carbon emissions across the full value chain by 2030.

The number of people insured rose 8.8% to 123.7 million.

It is time for Indonesia to consider a regulatory breakthrough.

Its B2B enterprise marketplace LAMPU has become the new sales channel for all company products and solutions.

The new MyPertamina app continues to enhance and develop a more integrated digital experience for its users.

The company has shown exemplary efforts in transforming health insurance experience through digital innovation.

With over 50 years of experience, Sinar Mas Land was recognised for its diversified portfolio spanning townships, residential,  commercial, retail, and industrial estates.