PT Jawa Satu Power is a joint venture entity between PT Pertamina Power Indonesia ("PPI"​), Garuda Power Holdings B.V. and Sojitz Global Investment B.V. Established on December 05, 2016 as a special purpose company in running, controlling and managing the assets of Jawa-1 power plant business activities, which serves as the largest gas-fired power plant with CCGT technology in Southeast Asia.
The company runs its business professionally by upholding an effective and efficient Corporate Governance principles in order to provide continuous added values to shareholders.
PT Jawa Satu power deals with more than 20 companies involved, 3 main consortium members, 2 additional members in FSRU (PT Jawa Satu regas), 3 senior lenders (JBIC, NEXI, ADB) plus 5 commercial banks (Mizuho, MUFG, societe generale, OCBC bank, credit agricole), 3 main EPC contractors, and advisories on the financial, legal, and technical. Companies involved come from Indonesia, Japan, Korea, America, and Europe, which is connecting almost the whole continents of the globe.

PT Freeport Indonesia is a mineral mining company affiliate of Freeport-McMoRan (FCX) and MIND ID Indonesia's Mining Industry. PTFI mines and process ores produces concentrates containing copper, gold and silver. We market concentrates all over the world, and mainly to domestic copper smelter, PT Smelting. We operates in the remote highlands of the Sudirman Mountain Range in Mimika Regency, Papua Province, Indonesia
Our mines in Grasberg minerals district, Papua - Indonesia is one of the world’s largerst copper and gold deposits. We currently mining the final phase of the Grasberg open pit, which contains high copper and gold ore grades. We have been working on several projects in the Grasberg minerals district related to the development of its large-scale, long-lived, high-grade underground mines. In aggregate, these underground mines are expected to produce large-scale quantities of copper and gold following the transition from the Grasberg open pit.

PT Patra Drilling Contractor (PDC) is a national company in Indonesia that specializes in providing drilling services for the oil and gas industry. Established on September 11, 1981, PDC was the first Indonesian company to offer offshore drilling services, marking a significant milestone in the country’s energy sector. Headquartered in Jakarta, PDC has grown into a reputable service provider with a workforce ranging from 1,001 to 5,000 employees. Over the years, the company has expanded its capabilities to include onshore drilling support, auxiliary well services, and integrated support functions such as catering and logistics.

PT Krakatau Posco is a joint venture established in 2010 between PT Krakatau Steel (Persero) Tbk, Indonesia’s foremost state-owned steel company, and POSCO, a global steel manufacturer based in South Korea. This partnership was formed to bolster Indonesia’s domestic steel production capabilities and reduce dependence on imports. Headquartered in Cilegon, Banten, the heart of Indonesia’s steel industry, PT Krakatau Posco represents a landmark achievement in industrial collaboration between Indonesia and South Korea.
Construction of the integrated steel mill began in 2011 and reached completion within three years. By December 2013, PT Krakatau Posco commenced commercial operations, marking a significant milestone in Indonesia’s industrial development. The facility was the first in Indonesia to utilize blast furnace technology and has an initial production capacity of 3 million tons annually. Its primary products include steel slabs, plates, and hot rolled coils, which are essential to industries such as automotive manufacturing, shipbuilding, infrastructure development, and heavy construction.

Bank Syariah Nasional is a sharia-based financial institution that represents a new chapter in Indonesia’s banking industry. Established on October 2, 2025, the bank operates as a subsidiary of Bank Tabungan Negara and is headquartered at Menara Bank BTN, Jakarta. The institution was created to strengthen the presence of Islamic banking in Indonesia, offering financial services that comply with sharia principles while addressing the needs of both individual and business customers. Its foundation reflects the growing demand for ethical and faith-based financial solutions in the country, positioning itself as a trusted partner for communities seeking transparency, fairness, and inclusivity in financial transactions.

The Australian Embassy in Indonesia, located in Jakarta, represents Australia’s diplomatic, economic, and cultural interests, serving as a vital bridge between the two nations. It plays a central role in strengthening bilateral relations, supporting Australians in Indonesia, and fostering cooperation across education, trade, security, and development.
The Australian Embassy in Jakarta is the official diplomatic mission of Australia to Indonesia. Situated at Jalan Patra Kuningan Raya Kav. 1-4, South Jakarta, the embassy is strategically positioned to engage with Indonesian government institutions, businesses, and civil society. Its primary function is to represent Australia’s interests, manage diplomatic relations, and provide consular services to Australian citizens residing in or visiting Indonesia. The embassy is led by the Australian Ambassador to Indonesia, who serves as the head of mission and oversees the embassy’s wide-ranging activities.

PT Sarana Multi Infrastruktur (Persero) (PT SMI) is a state-owned enterprise in Indonesia that plays a crucial role in financing and supporting infrastructure development across the country. Established on February 26, 2009, PT SMI operates under the Ministry of Finance and serves as a Special Mission Vehicle (SMV) to accelerate infrastructure projects that contribute to Indonesia’s economic growth and sustainable development.
PT SMI provides various financial solutions, including project financing, advisory services, and project preparation assistance. Its primary focus is on infrastructure sectors such as transportation, energy, water supply, telecommunications, and social infrastructure. By offering innovative and flexible financing schemes, PT SMI helps bridge the gap between government funding and private sector investment, ensuring that critical infrastructure projects can be realized efficiently.

PT Jawa Satu Power is a joint venture entity between PT Pertamina Power Indonesia ("PPI"​), Garuda Power Holdings B.V. and Sojitz Global Investment B.V. Established on December 05, 2016 as a special purpose company in running, controlling and managing the assets of Jawa-1 power plant business activities, which serves as the largest gas-fired power plant with CCGT technology in Southeast Asia.
The company runs its business professionally by upholding an effective and efficient Corporate Governance principles in order to provide continuous added values to shareholders.
PT Jawa Satu power deals with more than 20 companies involved, 3 main consortium members, 2 additional members in FSRU (PT Jawa Satu regas), 3 senior lenders (JBIC, NEXI, ADB) plus 5 commercial banks (Mizuho, MUFG, societe generale, OCBC bank, credit agricole), 3 main EPC contractors, and advisories on the financial, legal, and technical. Companies involved come from Indonesia, Japan, Korea, America, and Europe, which is connecting almost the whole continents of the globe.