Press Release

Lawang Kidul, February 12, 2026 – PT Bukit Asam Tbk (PTBA) officially handed over Social Facilities (Fasos) and Public Facilities (Fasum) to the community of RT 40, Bara Lestari Housing Complex, Dusun 5, Keban Agung Village, Lawang Kidul Subdistrict.

PTBA’s Community Engagement & Partnership Department Head, Mustafa Kamal, stated that the handover of these social and public facilities reflects the Company’s responsibility to ensure that the assets that have been developed can be optimally utilized and sustainably managed by the community.

“This handover represents the Company’s commitment to supporting the development of proper, well-organized, and sustainable residential areas,” said Mustafa.

On the same occasion, Acting Head of Lawang Kidul Subdistrict, Yudha Pratama, expressed his appreciation for PTBA’s contribution in supporting the provision of public infrastructure and facilities. He emphasized the importance of synergy between the Company, the local government, and the community in creating a conducive and productive residential environment.

The handover ceremony also received appreciation from the Head of Keban Agung Village, Fajrol Bahri, who expressed gratitude for PTBA’s support and hoped that the facilities would be optimally utilized to enhance social services, healthcare, education, and community economic development.

The event was attended by representatives of the subdistrict and village administrations, local security officials including Babinsa (Indonesian Army territorial officer) and Bhabinkamtibmas (community police officer), the Head of Dusun 5, the Head of RT 40, as well as representatives from the local Posyandu (integrated health service post), PAUD (early childhood education center), and community leaders.

The social and public facilities handed over include Bara Lestari 2 Village Hall, residential roads complete with street lighting, one drilled well unit along with its installation system, former land designated for a water storage tank, two shop-house units comprising a total of six buildings for Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs), and a house for the mosque caretaker (marbot).

Mustafa added that through this handover, PTBA hopes to further strengthen the synergy between the Company, the local government, and the community in supporting the development of organized, proper, and sustainable residential areas.

“The Company also encourages that all facilities that have been handed over be optimally utilized and properly managed to improve the welfare of the local community,” Mustafa concluded.