Strengthening Synergy with the Community, PT Transcoal Pacific Tbk Distributes 50 Trash Bins in Makmur Mulia Village

20 January 2026

TANAH BUMBU, December 11, 2025 – As a tangible manifestation of its commitment to environmental preservation and community welfare around its operational areas, PT Transcoal Pacific Tbk (“TCPI”) Asam Asam site once again carried out its Social and Environmental Responsibility (TJSL) program on Thursday, December 11, 2025. In this CSR activity, the Company distributed 50 trash bins to residents of RT 04, Makmur Mulia Village, Satui District, Tanah Bumbu Regency. The handover of assistance was centered around RT 04, in connection with the presence of TCPI’s Mess in the area, so that this program is expected to provide direct benefits to the surrounding community.

Handover Ceremony and Community Support
The symbolic handover of the assistance was carried out by representatives of TCPI Asam Asam site management to Mr. Sutrisno, Head of RT 04 Makmur Mulia Village. The event, held in the yard of the Company’s Mess, proceeded in an orderly and smooth manner. In his remarks, the representative of the Asam Asam site conveyed that this program is part of the Company’s ongoing efforts to encourage the creation of a clean, healthy, and well-organized environment for the local community.

Commitment to Sustainable Environment
The distribution of trash bins is expected not only to serve as physical assistance, but also as a reference for the community to increase awareness of the importance of waste management. Through close collaboration between the Company, the community, and the environment, this initiative reflects the principles of sustainable development.

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