PT Bukit Asam Tbk 2013 SR
The report highlights PT Bukit Asam's transition to an energy company while maintaining its commitment to "Green Mining" and environmental stewardship. In 2013, the company increased production to 15.08 million tons and achieved a net profit of Rp1.85 trillion despite global economic challenges. Key environmental initiatives included the development of the Enim Forest Park (Tahura Enim) and the restoration of 74.5 hectares of land. Socially, the company launched the BidikSIBA scholarship program and empowered local communities through the Bukit Asam Industrial Center (SIBA). The report also notes the achievement of the PROPER Gold rating for environmental excellence.
Company: PT Bukit Asam Tbk
Sector: Energy
Country: Indonesia
Year: 2013
Type: SR
Pages: 174
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PT Bukit Asam Tbk
Sustainability Report
The report highlights PT Bukit Asam's transition to an energy company while maintaining its commitment to "Green Mining" and environmental stewardship. In 2013, the company increased production to 15.08 million tons and achieved a net profit of Rp1.85 trillion despite global economic challenges. Key environmental initiatives included the development of the Enim Forest Park (Tahura Enim) and the restoration of 74.5 hectares of land. Socially, the company launched the BidikSIBA scholarship program and empowered local communities through the Bukit Asam Industrial Center (SIBA). The report also notes the achievement of the PROPER Gold rating for environmental excellence.
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Document Details
Report Year
2013
Reporting Period
Jan 1, 2013 - Dec 31, 2013
Fiscal Year
2013
Published
Mar 1, 2014
Type
Sustainability Report
Language
English, Indonesian
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Women on Board
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