Sunday, November 24, 2024

Gudang Garam committed to developing Kediri-Tulungagung toll road

Reading Time: 2 minutes
Audina Nur

Journalist

Editor

Interview

PT Gudang Garam (GGRM) has established a Toll Road Business Entity (BUJT) named PT Surya Sapta Agung Tol (SSAT) to undertake the Kediri – Tulungagung Toll Road project.

 GGRM Director Heru Budiman said the BUJT was founded on February 12, 2024, along with PT Surya Duta Investama. In detail, GGRM holds 1.99 million shares of SSAT, accounting for 99.9 percent with a value of Rp1.99 trillion (US$127 million). Meanwhile, PT Surya Duta Investama holds 1 share worth Rp1 million.

“The purpose and objective of establishing SSAT are to carry out business activities as a BUJT, including toll road activities, civil road construction, as well as supporting activities for development, improvement, and maintenance,” Heru said.

It’s worth noting that GGRM was officially declared the winner of the tender for the Kediri – Tulungagung Toll Road project on December 14, 2023, as stated in the Decree of the Minister of Public Works and Housing No. PB0201-Mn/2954.

Previously, Tulus Abadi, a member of the Toll Road Regulatory Agency (BPJT) at the Ministry of Public Works and Housing, revealed that the investment value of the project was reported to reach Rp10.26 trillion. In the future, the Kediri – Tulungagung toll road project will support access to the Dhoho Airport, also owned by GGRM.

The development of the Kediri-Tulungagung Toll Road will be carried out under a Government-Business Cooperation Scheme (KPBU) with a build-operate-transfer (BOT) scheme with a concession period of 50 years. Based on BPJT projections, the daily traffic volume on the Kediri-Tulungagung Toll Road could reach 10,421 vehicles in 2023, 27,335 vehicles in 2033, 56,069 vehicles in 2043, 96,840 vehicles in 2053, 112,535 vehicles in 2063, and 117,229 vehicles in 2073. The Kediri-Tulungagung Toll Road will have a length of 44.51 kilometers designed with a speed limit of 100 km per hour. It will have a lane width of 3.6 meters, inner shoulder width of 1.5 meters, outer shoulder width of 3.0 meters, median width of 2.5 meters, with an initial lane count of 2×2 lanes and a final lane count of 2×2 lanes.

Audina Nur

Journalist

 

Editor

 

Interview

SUBSCRIBE NOW
We will provide you with an invoice for your reimbursable expenses.

Free

New to Indonesian market? Read our free articles before subscribing to the premium plan. If you already run your business in Indonesia, make sure to subscribe to the premium subscription so you won’t miss any intelligence & business opportunities.

Premium

$550 USD/Year

or

$45 USD/Month

Cancelation: you can cancel your subscription at any time, by sending us an email inquiry@ibp-media.com

Add keywords to your market watch and receive notification:
No topics
Schedule a free consultation with us:

We’ll contact you for confirmation.

FURTHER READING

Seamless steel tube producer PT Rainbow Tubulars Manufacture (RTM), a subsidiary of PT Sunindo Pratama (SUNI), has set the target for the new plant under construction to operate commercially in third quarter of 2025.
Cement and building material company Siam Cement Group (SCG) says it is not interested in producing ammonia and green hydrogen in the near future upon learning form results of the company’s own study that the production cost of the two gases is still too costly.
Krakatau Chandra Energi (KCE), a subsidiary of PT Chandra Asri Pacific (TPIA), has planned to expand into a number of renewable energy projects, through the acquisition of hydropower plants (PLTMH) in Java. This acquisition aims to increase the capacity of the green energy mix in supporting the sustainability of the company’s operations.
The President Prabowo Subianto administration has plans to increase electricity capacity by 103 gigawatts (GW) in 15 years, some 75 GW of which will come from new and renewable energy plants, 5 GW from nuclear power plants, and the rest from gas-powered plants.
State-owned telecommunicatiion company PT Telekomunikasi Indonesia (Telkom) has set an ambitious target to build data centers with a total capacity of 500 megawatts (MW) by 2030 in line with the company’s commitment to environmental sustainability.
Telecommunications company Indosat Ooredoo Hutchison has expressed commitment to establish an AI center in Central Java, with further plans to expand to Jakarta and Jayapura, noting that the company has requested three key areas of support from the Prabowo Subianto administration.