Pertamina Announces New Board of Directors for Key Subsidiaries and Subholding Units
Jakarta. State-owned oil company Pertamina has announced the appointment of a new board of directors for its subholding and subsidiary companies.
The changes include its refinery unit Kilang Pertamina Internasional (KPI), upstream sub-holding Pertamina Hulu Energi (PHE), shipping company Pertamina International Shipping (PIS), and renewable energy unit Pertamina New Renewable Energy (PNRE). Additionally, two subsidiaries, namely hotel and property unit Patra Jasa and consultant firm Pertamina Training & Consulting (PTC), are also affected.
"The change in the board of directors is a common occurrence in companies and is part of the efforts to refresh leadership within sub-holding and subsidiary companies, with the hope of improving the performance of the Pertamina Group," said Fadjar in a statement received on Wednesday.
Fadjar said Pertamina remains committed to continuing the transition towards clean energy and decarbonization to achieve the target of net-zero emissions (NZE) by 2060 or even earlier. In addition to expanding business, efforts in clean energy and decarbonization are also a focus for the Pertamina Group.
"Pertamina must continue to innovate and adapt more flexibly to face future business challenges to achieve national energy resilience, independence, and sovereignty," he said.
The new directorate lineup for sub-holding and subsidiary companies within Pertamina is as follows:
Pertamina Hulu Energi:
a. Chalid Said Salim (CEO)
b. Whisnu Bahriansyah (Director of HR & Business Support)
c. Dannif Danusaputro (Director of Finance)
Kilang Pertamina Internasional:
a. Isanto Nugroho S (Director of Planning & Business Development)
b. Tenny Elfrida (Director of HR and Business Support)
Pertamina New Renewable Energy:
a. John Eusebius Iwan Anis (CEO)
b. Irzan Noor Rizki (Director of HR & Business Support)
c. Nelwin Aldriansyah (Director of Finance)
Pertamina International Shipping:
a. Eka Suhendra (Director of Business Planning)
Pertamina Training Consulting:
a. Yudi Somantri (Director of Operations & Marketing)
Patra Jasa:
a. Dani Noor Achmad Sulaeman (Director of Property Management)
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