PT Plaza Indonesia Realty Tbk (PLIN), led by Rosano Barack, will distribute dividends to its shareholders worth Rp 304.07 billion.

Each shareholder will receive Rp 86/share of cash dividends for the 2020 financial year. This dividend distribution is carried out even though the company has pocketed losses last year. This dividend is taken from the company's retained earnings. Based on the information disclosure released by the company on the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX), the dividend distribution was decided at the Annual General Meeting of Shareholders (RUSPT). Based on the company's financial statements ending on December 31, the company has a total retained earnings of Rp 10.65 trillion. The value of 284 billion is retained earnings that have been determined for use and Rp. 9.34 trillion which has not been determined. Throughout last year, the company recorded a net loss attributable to the parent entity, aka a net loss of Rp. 575.18 billion from 2019, which still recorded a net profit of Rp. 532.69 billion. PLIN's revenue fell 37.24% last year to Rp 927.50 billion from the previous Rp 1.48 trillion. In fact, the company was able to reduce expenses, especially the financial burden which was drastically reduced from Rp 117.65 billion to Rp 4.88 billion. However, this loss pressure was also due to the adjustment of the fair value of investment properties which reached minus Rp 1.02 trillion from the previous positive Rp 87.95 billion. The investment property appraisal was carried out by KJPP Rengganis, Hamid & Partners, an independent appraiser registered with the OJK.

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PT Bank Sinarmas Tbk. (BSIM) will hold an Annual General Meeting of Shareholders (AGMS) at the end of the first semester of this year.

Based on the disclosure of information to the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX), the company will hold an AGMS with 6 agendas. The first agenda is the approval of the annual report of the board of directors for the financial year ending on December 31. Second, ratification of the annual calculation (balance sheet and calculation of loss/profit) for the financial year ending on December 31 and granting waiver of responsibilities to members of the board of directors and board of commissioners for the management and supervision that have been carried out for the financial year ending on December 31. For information, Bank Sinarmas posted a net profit of Rp. 118.52 billion at the end of 2020. Third, the meeting will discuss the use of profit for the 2020 financial year. However, the company has not clearly stated that it will use it for dividend distribution or retained earnings. Fourth, the appointment of a public accounting firm to conduct an audit (audit) of the books in 2021. Then, the fifth is the determination of the salaries of the members of the board of directors and the honorarium of the board of commissioners and the sharia supervisory board in 2021.

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Advisor to the Forum for the National Action Plan for Sustainable Palm Oil, Rusman Heriawan, assessed that the acceleration program for Indonesian Sustainable Palm Oil (ISPO) certification was not optimal.

"In fact, ISPO is a necessity and a quantitative indicator of how far palm oil plantations apply aspects of sustainability and environmental protection that are assessed by other countries," he said yesterday. According to Rusman, in 2020, only 682 oil palm plantations have ISPO certificates. Only 5.78 million hectares of land have been certified, or 35 percent of the total 16.38 million hectares of oil palm plantations. Certification of large private companies reached 62.75 percent. However, state-owned plantations that have ISPO are only 32.53 percent. The sad thing, said Rusman, is that smallholder plantations, both plasma and independent, are only certified at 0.19 percent. Senior Advisor to the Kehati Foundation, Diah Suriadiredja, said that Indonesian palm oil still has problems, one of which is the 3.4 million hectares of plantations located in forest areas. According to him, this issue will continue to suppress the prestige of Indonesian palm oil products in the market. Meanwhile, senior economist from the Institute for Development of Economics and Finance (Indef), Fadhil Hasan, regrets that ISPO has not been recognized by the world. In fact, he said, ISPO has undergone significant improvements, strengthening, and changes so that it should be able to resolve the bad assessment of national palm oil products. Sinarmas Head of Sustainability Policy and Compliance, Haskarlianus Pasang, said the industry needed support from the government to implement ISPO. To increase the credibility of ISPO-certified products, Haskarlianus assessed that the government needs to initiate more tangible incentives, such as campaigns for the good impact of ISPO implementation for the achievement of sustainable development goals (SDGs).

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Modalku's Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Reynold Wijaya, for example, said that so far his party has disbursed loans of more than Rp 23.4 trillion with 4.3 million total loan transactions in Southeast Asia, including Indonesia.

"We are trying to continue to expand the reach of financial services for the community and small businesses that have not been served by financial institutions," he said yesterday. One of the factors driving the growth of lending is the increasingly widespread collaboration between fintech lending and formal financial service institutions and finance companies. Modalku has just signed a cooperation agreement with BRI Agro using a channeling scheme. The channeling strategy is also implemented by the Akseleran platform, which has collaborated with more than 10 banks and finance companies, one of which is PT Bank Jago Tbk. Cooperation with formal financial institutions is one of the a solution to ensure the availability of liquidity and sustainable loan distribution.Before Ramadan, the Financial Services Authority (OJK) recorded the total accumulated industrial loan disbursement until March 2021 reached IDR 181.67 trillion, growing 43.56 percent compared to the position in March 2020 which amounted to IDR 102 .53 trillion. The achievement of te This is inversely proportional to the growth of bank credit which actually contracted minus 3.77 percent in the same period.

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Most of the largest oil palm producing areas in Indonesia are located on the islands of Sumatra and Kalimantan.

Tropical climate conditions in these areas are very suitable for oil palm cultivation. Launching the IDX Channel page, here are the five largest palm oil producing provinces in Indonesia, which are located on the islands of Sumatra and Kalimantan. 1. Riau Riau has about 2,806,349 hectares of oil palm land. With an area that exceeds a quarter of the area of ​​Riau Province, these oil palm plantations can produce as much as 9.5 million tons of oil palm annually. 2. North Sumatra The area of ​​oil palm plantations in North Sumatra reached 1,773,049 hectares in 2019. This area has increased quite significantly compared to 2016 which only reached 1,342,523 hectares. Oil palm plantations in North Sumatra could produce more than 5.6 million tonnes of palm oil in 2019. 3. West Kalimantan Oil palm plantations in West Kalimantan have existed since the 1980s and are managed by PTPN XIII. The area of ​​oil palm plantations in West Kalimantan reached 1,570,675 hectares in 2019 and produced at least 5.2 million tonnes of oil palm.

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General Chairperson of the Indonesian Peasant Union Henry Saragih said that before

the Employment Copyright Act was issued, the mandate of a number of laws related to food and agriculture had not been implemented properly. In addition to the Food Law, there is Law No. 19/2013 on Protection and Empowerment of Farmers, Law No. 13/2010 on Horticulture, Law No. 39/2014 on Plantations, and Law No. 41/2009 on Protection of Agricultural Land for Sustainable Food. "Now, with its conditionally unconstitutional status, (the Job Creation Law) cannot be used as a reference in policy making, for example, when you want to import, of course you must refer to the Food Law," he said. The President of the Indonesian Fishermen's Farmers' Society (Wamti) Agusdin Pulungan assessed that although it had been decided that it was problematic from a legal perspective, the implementation of the activities was still considered to be ongoing. The feared impact, among others, is related to trade partnership agreements that have the potential to harm domestic farmers. According to Agusdin, one of the aims of the agreement is for partnering countries to open the import faucets by reducing import barriers as much as possible. According to him, the threat of the Job Creation Act in the agricultural sector is real. That's because, in fact, the competitiveness of farmers in Indonesia is somewhat lacking. Head of the Legal Bureau of the Secretariat General of the Ministry of Agriculture, Eddy Purnomo, said that related to food imports, it has been regulated in Government Regulation Number 5 of 2021 concerning Implementation of Risk-Based Business Licensing and its derivatives. "The substance has not changed with the conditions before the work creation law was enacted,"

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The Indonesian Palm Oil Association (GAPKI) responded to the notion that the implementation

of the biodiesel program disrupted the supply of crude palm oil (CPO) as a raw material so that the price of cooking oil soared. Regarding this matter, the Secretary General of GAPKI, Eddy Martono said, "the cause of high cooking oil prices is because international vegetable oil prices are high". In addition, Eddy also denied that entrepreneurs are more interested in providing supplies for biodiesel than for cooking oil. "The B30 program is mandatory and the volume is determined by the government," said Eddy. Meanwhile, according to LPEM FEB-UI Senior Researcher Mohamad Revindo, the cooking oil problem is caused by the Ministry of Trade (Kemendag) being ineffective in regulating distribution. “The Ministry of Commerce should carry out a comprehensive distribution operation at points identified as being severely in short supply with super tight supervision. We don't necessarily accept the producers' reasons for granted,” he said.

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The Jambi Natural Resources Conservation Agency (BKSDA) together with the Conservation Partner Society (MMK)

the Frankfurt Zoological Society (FZS), SOS Indonesia, and the supplier company APP Sinar Mas, radio-tracked a male elephant named Ozzy. At that time, Ozzy was visiting the oil palm plantation of a resident of RT 03, Sungai Landai Hamlet, which is located in a production forest area. Ozzy also regularly explores the buffer area of ​​Bukit Tigapuluh, Jambi. According to the Head of the Jambi BKSDA Tebo Conservation Resort, Hefa Edison, human-elephant conflict is a negative interaction that arises due to the use of the same space in the habitat of Sumatran elephants. About 70 percent of elephant habitat is outside conservation areas. "Unfortunately, agricultural land and plantations that are managed by humans are elephants' favorite forage crops such as oil palm, rubber, and secondary crops," he said. Ozzy, continued Hefa, is one of about 120 Sumatran elephants from five groups that live in and buffer areas of Bukit Tigapuluh National Park. Its habitat is sandwiched between plantations and community-owned fields. Head of the Social Security Department of PT Wirakarya Sakti (WKS) Jambi, Faisal Fuad, supports social forestry programs through community empowerment programs. The company, he said, was ready to cooperate and provide support in the form of training, procurement of seeds and market opening or distribution of harvested produce. "It's like the cultivation of honey bees which feed on nectar and pollen from the flowers of woody plants. Cooperation is an alternative to conflict mitigation with Sumatran elephants," he said.

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GOVERNMENT

Develop policies, strategies, and regulations related to security development Cyber ​​in Indonesia

and plays a role leadership in terms of formulation and implementation of Indonesia's National Cyber ​​Security Strategy

BUSINESSMAN

Encouraging the security of Vital Information Infrastructure (IIV), improve Cybersecurity for Micro-enterprises Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs), providing products and secure services in cyberspace, improve capabilities of workers, and counteracting cyber crime on an industrial scale

ACADEMY

As the backbone of scientific progress, innovation and technology of the Indonesian nation through the quality of education that can produce research results, technology, and quality human resources, transformative, and competitive in context deal with developing threats and cybersecurity challenges at the global level

COMMUNITY

Applying guidelines and information regarding cybersecurity, report cyber crime, as well as gaining access and support from the government as needed

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1. Vulnerability identification and monitoring cyber attack via NSOC

2. IT Device Security Certification based on ISO/IEC common criteria 15408 and ISO/IEC 18045

3. Monitoring dark web, data leakage and Children Online Protection

4. Digital forensic laboratories and Cyber ​​security innovation

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1. Strengthening Cybersecurity and resilience:

- Cybersecurity and Resilience Act
- National Cybersecurity Strategy
- Infrastructure Protection Framework Vital Information
- Cyber ​​Security Policy for SPBE, Digital Economy, and Manufacturing Industry
- Industrial ecosystem development Cyber ​​Security

2. Strengthening Information Security Governance
- Implementation of Management System Standards Information Security, Security standards Industrial Control System, standard cryptography and others
- Establishment of Computer Security Incident Response Team

3. Supervision - Monitoring compliance with regulations legislation
- Monitoring and Evaluation of Risk Profile Sectoral and national Cybersecurity

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The government and cellular operator operators have implemented 5G technology commercially since 2021.

Director General of Resources and Equipment for Post and Information Technology at the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology, Ismail, hopes that the implementation of 5G telecommunication networks will be evenly distributed by 2025. about six to seven years which continues to grow in Indonesia until now. So, of course, we hope that 5G will be faster than that, the time since it will be implemented in 2021. We hope that from 2024 to 2025 it will be able to expand and be evenly distributed, as is the case with 4G as it is now, "he said in the Road to Indonesia 5G Security Readiness Webinar which took place virtually from Jakarta. At the center, Director General Ismail emphasized that the key to starting the use of 5G was timely and right on target. "The key word is in time, on time and on target, which is always an issue and discussion, both from the ministry or government and regulators with operators," he said. According to the Director General of SDPPI, Ministry of Communications and Informatics, if the implementation of 5G is fast, it means that Indonesia will most likely bear the learning costs of a 5G technology. However, on the other hand, if it is too slow, it will only become a market for not being able to participate and become the host in their own country.

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Credible certification will increase the export competitiveness of the national palm oil industry. Exploration of the status of ISPO (Indonesian Sustainable Palm Oil) and RSPO (Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil)

certifications is increasingly important in today's green economy era. Moreover, in 2022 it is estimated that the price of palm oil will continue to be high. With ISPO and RSPO certification, Indonesia's market share can continue to be expanded. Indonesian Sustainable Palm Oil (ISPO) Certification, hereinafter referred to as ISPO, is a business system in the field of oil palm plantations that is economically viable, socially viable, and environmentally friendly based on the prevailing laws and regulations in Indonesia. ISPO is mandatory. In response to the global push for sustainable palm oil management, the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO) was formed in 2004 with the aim of promoting the growth and use of sustainable palm oil products through credible global standards and stakeholder engagement. Voluntary. To face a green economy, the RSPO should also be mandatory, so that the strength of the national palm oil industry is getting stronger in the ESG (environment, social, and governance) era. ISPO is a technical regulation set by the government and enforced obligatory for oil palm plantation companies. Meanwhile, the RSPO initiative is a member agreement, where membership is voluntary, but the implementation of standards is mandatory for members. Thus, RSPO membership is mandatory as well as mandatory to prevent the European Union from attacking the national palm oil industry.

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The Ministry of Trade has issued export permits for crude palm oil or CPO and olein for six companies. They have fulfilled the obligation to supply the domestic market obligation/DMO for CPO and olein

Director General of Foreign Trade at the Ministry of Trade (Kemendag) Indrasari Wisnu Wardhana said there were six companies with seven export applications that had been approved for export. The total export volume of CPO and olein (refined bleached and deodorized palm olein/RBDPO) from the six companies was 310,000 tons and 18,178 tons, respectively. “They have complied with the DMO requirements for CPO and olein of 20 percent of their total export volume. For other companies, export permits have not yet been issued because they have not met the DMO requirements," said Wisnu when contacted in Jakarta. domestic demand has fallen, although it is still high. Based on data from the Ministry of Trade's Market Monitoring System and Basic Needs as of February 4, 2022, the national average price of bulk cooking oil in traditional markets is IDR 17,300 per liter. The price fell 1.14 percent compared to the previous week which reached Rp 17,500 per liter.

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The Ministry of Environment and Forestry (KLHK) emphasized that palm oil is not a forest plant. Until now, there is no plan to revise the regulations related to palm oil.

"From various regulations, historical values, academic studies, general discourse and practice, palm oil is clearly not a forest plant and the government has no plans to revise these regulations," said Director General of Sustainable Forest Management (DG PHL) KLHK, Agus Justianto in a written statement. . Agus stated that oil palm was also not included as a forest and land rehabilitation plant (RHL). This refers to the Minister of Environment and Forestry Regulation P.23/2021. His party is currently focusing on solving various problems that have occurred several decades ago due to oil palm plantations. According to Agus, the expansive, monocultural, and non-procedural practice of oil palm plantations in forest areas has caused various legal, ecological, hydrological and social problems. "Given that forests have irreplaceable ecological functions, and oil palm plantations have got their own growth space, it is not currently an option to include oil palm as a type of forest plant or for rehabilitation activities," he said.

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The Sinarmas Group energy and infrastructure issuer, PT Dian Swastatica Sentosa Tbk (DSSA), has rescheduled the extraordinary general meeting of shareholders (EGMS)

which was previously to be held today (7/2/2022) to Wednesday, February 16, 2022. In the EGMS, DSSA will seek shareholder approval for the takeover of all shares of Dampier Coal (Queensland) Pty Ltd (as the owner of 80% shares of BHP Mitsui Coal Pty Ltd) by Stanmore SMC Holdings Pty Ltd. For information, the company through Stanmore SMC Holdings Pty Ltd, plans to take over all shares of Dampier Coal (Queensland) Pty Ltd (as the owner of 80% shares of BHP Mitsui Coal Pty Ltd), with a purchase price of up to US$ 1.35 billion or equivalent to Rp. 19.44 trillion (assuming an exchange rate of Rp. 14,400/US$). Stanmore SMC Holdings Pty Ltd is a direct subsidiary of Stanmore Resources Limited which is an indirect subsidiary of the Company, both of which are legally established companies under Australian law.

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PT Smartfren Telecom Tbk officially entered into a joint venture (JV) agreement with a Chinese technology giant, Aliaba Group, on December 22, 2021.

The joint venture company in question is PT Nuri Gaya Citra (NGC). Smartfren created NGC through its grandson or PT SF Digital Commerce (SFDC). Meanwhile, Alibaa's ownership in the JV is represented by an affiliated company of one of its subsidiaries, namely Fonixtree Digital Singapore Ltd (FDSL). needed, will be determined at a later date," wrote Smartfren Director Antony Susilo in a disclosure on the official website of the Indonesia Stock Exchange, Antony explained that there was no material impact on operational activities, financial law, or the sustainability of the company. In addition, SFDC and FDSL are not affiliated.

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The share price of PT Smartfren Telecom Tbk (FREN) is rumored to be going to the level of Rp 200 in the near future. This price increase was supported by a number of corporate actions, improved financial performance, and an increasingly healthy telecommunications industry ecosystem.

Until September 2021, Smartfren recorded growth in financial performance with revenue growing from Rp. 6.84 trillion to Rp. 7.64 trillion. The company also started to record an operating profit of Rp 5.12 billion, compared to the same period last year with an operating loss of Rp 1.05 trillion. The company also managed to cut its current period loss from Rp 1.75 trillion in the third quarter of 2020 to only Rp 441.72 billion for the current period as of September 2021. Meanwhile, the number of customers also showed a significant increase of 18% from 27.5 million to 32 ,5 million subscribers. Meanwhile, this year's revenue growth is estimated to be in double digits with a capital expenditure (capex) budget prepared to reach US$ 200 million.

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Extending the active period of the Smartfren card is one of the things that must be done so that the number is no longer forfeited. How not, Smartfren itself is not a provider that is the main choice of mobile phone users in the country.

Many of them prefer to use a GSM provider, although basically, Smartfren also has various positive values ​​for its users. If you forget to check the active period of your Smartfren card, the expired Smartfren card will become a postpaid card. Meanwhile, for the problem of the Smartfren card grace period, there are 2 types that you need to understand. One Way Block, in the first 30 days after Smartfren's active period expires you will not be able to call or send messages but you can still receive incoming calls or messages, cannot access the internet, and others. Two Way Block, this 30 day grace period is after the One Way Block grace period, while you can't call or send messages, even you can't receive incoming calls or messages, internet access can't be used either. Well, before you have to deal with the various problems above, it's a good idea to extend the active period of the Smarfren card before it expires.

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The government decided to extend the application of restrictions on community activities (PPKM) after conducting an in-depth evaluation of the implementation of the previous policy.

The PPKM extension was announced directly by President Joko Widodo through the Presidential Secretariat's Youtube channel. This time the government no longer uses the term Emergency PPKM, but only refers to the policy as PPKM. In his statement, the Head of State said that if the trend of adding Covid-19 cases continued to decline, the government would ease it gradually. "We always monitor, understand the dynamics in the field and listen to the voices of the people affected by PPKM," said the President. Related to this, the government will allow traditional markets that sell basic daily needs until 20.00, while those that do not sell basic needs until 15.00. Both with a maximum capacity of 50%. The government has prepared an additional social protection budget of IDR 55.21 trillion. The government also provides incentives for informal micro-enterprises worth IDR 1.2 million for around 1 million micro-enterprises. General Chairperson of the Indonesian Employers' Association Hariyadi B. Sukamdani appreciated the easing given by the government in extending the PPKM. However, he stressed the importance of consistency in terms of handling Covid-19. "Treatment related to 3T needs to be the focus because in recent times the national death case has been high." In addition, according to him, the government needs to accelerate vaccination and evaluate the distribution system

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