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Bukit Asam Received the Predicate of Indonesia's Most Trusted Company
PT Bukit Asam Tbk (PTBA) was once again awarded the title of Indonesia Most Trusted Company at the Corporate Governance Perception Index (CGPI) Award 2022 in Jakarta on Tuesday, December 20, 2022. This was the eighth consecutive time the company received the award since 2015.
PTBA Director of Finance and Risk Management Farida Thamrin while receiving the award said, “This award is a manifestation of PTBA's commitment to implementing the principles of Good Corporate Governance in every operational activity. We will definitely continue to make improvements in consistent and sustainable manner for better quality of GCG implementation.”
This year's CGPI’s theme was "Building Corporate Resilience Within the GCG Framework" and its assessment focused on the company's resilience system to the dynamics of change according to the values, principles and rules of governance in order to create added value for stakeholders to ensure sustainable growth in an ethical and dignified manner.
Participated by 34 companies, CGPI was organized by The Indonesian Institute for Corporate Governance (IICG) and SWA magazine. Each company followed the stages of analysis and observation, receiving scores and indexes which are then grouped into three categories of levels of trust, namely most trusted (85-100), trusted (70-84), and fair trusted (55-69).
PTBA Director of Finance and Risk Management Farida Thamrin while receiving the award said, “This award is a manifestation of PTBA's commitment to implementing the principles of Good Corporate Governance in every operational activity. We will definitely continue to make improvements in consistent and sustainable manner for better quality of GCG implementation.”
This year's CGPI’s theme was "Building Corporate Resilience Within the GCG Framework" and its assessment focused on the company's resilience system to the dynamics of change according to the values, principles and rules of governance in order to create added value for stakeholders to ensure sustainable growth in an ethical and dignified manner.
Participated by 34 companies, CGPI was organized by The Indonesian Institute for Corporate Governance (IICG) and SWA magazine. Each company followed the stages of analysis and observation, receiving scores and indexes which are then grouped into three categories of levels of trust, namely most trusted (85-100), trusted (70-84), and fair trusted (55-69).
