Cleo Pure Water Shares Purity with 1,000 Mosques, Supports Orphans for Ramadan
Solo. Welcoming the blessed month of Ramadan 2026, Cleo (PT Sariguna Primatirta Tbk) once again reinforces its social commitment through a nationwide initiative.
This year, through its notable program “Berbagi Kemurnian” or “Sharing Purity”, Cleo expands its outreach by distributing drinking water to more than 1,000 mosques across Indonesia.
This large scale initiative reflects the company’s appreciation for the trust of the community, while also ensuring that worshippers’ hydration needs are fulfilled with the highest quality drinking water during the fasting month.
The program is expected to reach hundreds of thousands of worshippers, enabling them to break their fast with water that is Truly Pure (Beneran Murni) and Truly Light (Beneran Ringan).
It is because choosing the right drinking water when breaking the fast is crucial to help the body stay refreshed and avoid feeling heavy while continuing daily activities and worship.
As genuinely pure water, Cleo is processed using nano-filtration technology that filters out inorganic minerals and other substances not needed by the body. The result is truly pure water with a Total Dissolved Solids (TDS) level below 10 ppm, making Cleo truly light, helping reduce the burden on the kidneys while delivering an instant refreshing taste that feels smooth in the throat. This makes Cleo an ideal choice for breaking the fast without causing discomfort or heaviness in the stomach.
“For us, purity is not only about product quality, but also about the sincerity of sharing,” said Melisa Patricia, President Director of PT Sariguna Primatirta Tbk.
“Through our outreach to more than 1,000 mosques and this charitable program, we want to ensure that Cleo’s presence creates a meaningful social impact for Muslim believers across Indonesia.”
In addition to distributing drinking water, Cleo also continues its annual tradition of providing charitable support for orphans. This year, the assistance is dedicated to orphaned children under the care of Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque in Solo.
Farid Hidayat, a representative of the mosque’s management, expressed his appreciation. “This mosque serves around 7,000 worshippers every day for communal iftar during Ramadan. We are very grateful for Cleo’s support in providing truly pure and light drinking water for thousands of worshippers breaking their fast here. In addition, Cleo has also provided special support for the orphans under the care of Sheikh Zayed Mosque. We deeply appreciate Cleo’s contribution and hope this synergy can continue in the future, both during Ramadan and beyond,” he said.
Through the spirit of “Sharing Purity During Ramadan”, Cleo hopes this initiative will strengthen togetherness while creating a positive and sustainable social impact for communities across Indonesia
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