- Company's main business

PT. Petras Ecotech Nusantara (PEN) engages in property development, infrastructure development, coal resource development, agricultureal business, timber business with plantation and trading of aviation, eco frandly fuel resources in Indonesia.

- Property development business

Jakarta is the capital and most populous city of the Republic of Indonesia that is the country's economic, cultural and political center. The official metropolitan area, known as Jabodetabek (Jakarta, Bogor, Depok, Tangerang and Bekasi), is the second largest in the world, in which total population is more than 30,000,000. One of our main business is Property development in Jakarta.

- Infrastructure development business

Investment in infrastructure to improve connectivity is most effective at delivering long-term growth when it relieves a constraint on productivity. High-quality infrastructure is a precondition for the provision of efficient transport services for both freight and passenger movements, which in turn supports core economic activities and removes geographic barriers to competition. We are developing toll road, railway, monorail project in Indonesia.

- Coal resource development business

Indonesia is one of the world's largest producers and exporters of coal. A significant portion of its exported thermal coal consists of the medium-quality type (between 5100 and 6100 cal/gram) and the low-quality type (below 5100 cal/gram) for which large demand originates from China and India. We have seveal business partners in Sumatra and Kalimantan

- Agriculture business

Food and agriculture are fundamental to human survival and it was the birth of agriculture and farming that laid down the basis for human civilisation. Since the first crops were domesticated around 10,000 years ago, advances in agriculture have been intimately linked with human development and the growing world population. We are operating farm at Kamojang in Bandung Province via agricultural cooperative.

- Timber business with plantation

PT. PEN is involved plantation and timber business in Indonesia, these are large-scale, intensively-managed, mostly of exotic trees like fast-growing eucalyptus and acacia species, destined for industrial processes that produce pulp and paper, or timber for other products.

- WORLDCOPTER exclusive authorized Agent business

Aeronautical industry is a bright prospect industry with a forward future technology that leads major several high-tech industries such as raw materials industry, new material development industry, information industry, etc. Aeronautical industry provides a huge employment opportunities because of its industrial characteristics of a mass items and small production. as PT. PEN is exclusive authorized agent of WORLDCOPTER that is developed by Korea manufacturer we negotiating one of major group in Indonesia

[ 1st Indonesia-Korea Energy forum ]

Korea needs most of its energy from overseas resources Thus, it needs to find stable and efficient supply sources by participating in energy development projects, as other countries, either advance or developing ones, do. Energy experts say that there will be no drastic drop in oil prices from the current level, as overall supply is short of demand. Many Korean businesses, particularly big companies, have made diversified efforts for participation in development of energy resources. As a Korean engaged in the energy business in Indonesia, I'd like to express my opinion on a desired direction to be taken by Korean energy business enterprises based on my experience particularly in the sector of coal mine development in Indonesia. I would welcome any comments and criticisms made on this opinion with the hope of improving it through joint efforts. When can we talk about a success story? What with current high oil prices and China’s cut down on its export of bituminous coals to Korea, bituminous coal produced in Indonesia has emerged as an attractive alternative for the nation for the geographical proximity and relatively good prices. Many Korean business attempt to benchmark KIDECO-Samtan in Pasir, East Kalimantan, Indonesia in their search for a possibility in the business of coal mine development. I wonder whether they pay full attention to the fact that KIDECO is an old and that has been in the business in 1982 rather than one with fresh innovative ideas. What I am trying to say is that no coal field exist that meets all requirements, such as sufficient reserves, quality, and location and transportation advantage, for Korean business. We all know that participation in a resource development project in a foreign country is a daring adventure. Uncertainty over such a daring adventure can be reduced with good preparations, expertise and capital. Korean business enterprises have entered the business of development of overseas resources just recently and lack their own information sources concerning local situation in foreign countries, with many of them depending on information provided by Koreans in relevant countries. Perhaps, it is too natural that they haven't been able to make a success story in coal mine development in foreign countries under such circumstances. (extracted from full presentation)