Tangerang. Indonesian media group B-Universe has officially launched its newly expanded and modernized broadcast studio, marking a significant step in its efforts to strengthen news and entertainment programming amid a rapidly evolving media landscape.

The state-of-the-art studio, located on the second floor of the B-Universe headquarters in Pantai Indah Kapuk 2, Tangerang, is now home to the group’s flagship channels, Beritasatu TV and BTV.

The launch drew a wave of high-profile visitors, including business leaders, government ministers, and regional officials, many of whom appeared either in person or via video conference to offer their congratulations and participate in on-air segments using the new facility.

“Congratulations to B-Universe on this fantastic new studio,” said Johannes, President Director of Adiwarna Anugerah Abadi, a fire protection solutions company. “I hope it becomes an even more active source of reliable news and a key reference for investors and companies alike.”

Cabinet members who joined the launch remotely or on-site included Youth and Sports Minister Dito Ariotedjo, Migrant Worker Protection Minister Abdul Kadir Karding, Primary and Secondary Education Minister Abdul Mu’ti, and Environment Minister Hanif Faisol. Regional leaders such as Bogor Mayor Dedie Rachim, Bandung Mayor Muhammad Farhan, and East Java Vice Governor Emil Dardak also gave their support.

B-Universe Executive Chairman Enggartiasto Lukita described the studio launch as a milestone in the company’s broader expansion strategy.

“We’re grateful for the launch of this new studio, which strengthens our commitment to delivering the best for the company and society,” Enggartiasto said. “We aim to fill our screen with content that serves as a reference point for both the government and the public.”

In addition to BTV and Beritasatu TV, B-Universe operates several media platforms, including the online portal Beritasatu.com, the business daily Investor Daily, market-focused Investor.id, and the English-language outlet The Jakarta Globe.

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