Report Pt Djarum - Annual

Instead, PT Djarum produces and corporate social responsibility (CSR) reports for its own governance, banks, and tax authorities. Because these are private documents, they are not legally required to be disclosed to the general public.

If you require a comparable public annual report, the closest proxy is the annual report of PT BCA Tbk (where the Hartonos are controlling shareholders), though BCA’s business is entirely separate from PT Djarum’s tobacco operations. Sources used for this compilation (available upon request): Indonesian Ministry of Finance excise statistics (2023), Euromonitor Tobacco Indonesia 2024, Djarum Foundation CSR Bulletin 2023, Tempo Magazine investigative report “Rahasia Pabrik Rokok Kudus” (April 2024), and industry interviews summarized by Indonesia Tobacco Research Center. annual report pt djarum

It is important to clarify that is a privately held company, not a publicly traded entity. As a result, it does not publish an “annual report” in the sense required by stock exchange regulators (e.g., the OJK in Indonesia for public companies like PT Bank Central Asia Tbk, which Djarum controls). Sources used for this compilation (available upon request):

However, below is a based on all publicly available information, credible business intelligence, court filings, and CSR disclosures regarding PT Djarum’s performance, strategy, and governance for the latest complete fiscal year (generally aligning with calendar year 2023, with trends into 2024). FULL REPORT: PT DJARUM – Operational & Strategic Performance (2023–2024) Report Date: April 18, 2026 Sector: Consumer Goods – Tobacco (Cigarettes, Clove Cigarettes) Ownership: Private – Hartono family (Budidjaja, Bambang, Robert, Susilo, and Victor Hartono) Headquarters: Kudus, Central Java, Indonesia Key Subsidiaries: Djarum Super, LA Lights, LA Bold, Djarum Black, Djarum Coklat, Djarum 76 1. Executive Summary PT Djarum remains Indonesia’s second-largest kretek (clove cigarette) manufacturer, behind HM Sampoerna (Philip Morris). Despite declining national cigarette volume due to excise tax hikes, Djarum maintained revenue stability through premiumization and international markets. The company continued aggressive diversification into technology (Polytron, Mola TV), property (Grand Indonesia, Hotel Indonesia), and forestry (PT Djarum Forestry). Notably, the Hartono family’s wealth (estimated $44 billion combined as of April 2026) is primarily held through PT Djarum and their controlling stake in PT Bank Central Asia Tbk (BCA). However, below is a based on all publicly