Pabangbon, October 31 and November 1, 2024 – In an effort to improve the knowledge and skills of posyandu cadres, PT Komatsu Marketing and Support Indonesia (KMSI) held the inauguration of ILP posyandu cadres in Pabangbon Village, Leuwilang District. This training activity lasted for two days. The training of posyandu cadres was attended by Mrs. Entin, as the Head of Pabangbon Village and dr. James, as the Head of the Posyandu in Pabangbon Village. This training involved a team from the local health center as presenters. The material presented included basic health, balanced nutrition, socialization of the importance of immunization, and the health of pregnant women and the elderly. In addition, practical simulations were carried out to strengthen the participants' understanding in applying the material provided.  Posyandu Cadres Training Activities Posyandu cadres training in Pabangbon Village The first day of training was attended by 20 participants accompanied by five facilitators. The activity began with an introduction to the basic health concept and the importance of providing balanced nutrition. The participants also received a simulation on how to provide health education to the community effectively.  On the second day, November 1, 2024, the number of participants increased to 25 people with the support of six facilitators. The focus of the second day of training was on the socialization of immunization and the health of pregnant women and the elderly. Participants were invited to understand the importance of immunization as a preventive measure in maintaining public health, as well as improving their ability to support health programs for pregnant women and the elderly. The enthusiasm of the participants was extraordinary in this training event. This can be seen from the many questions during the question and answer session with the facilitators. Through this training, it is hoped that posyandu cadres in Pabangbon Village can play a more optimal role in providing sustainable community health services. (FMW)

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Banjarmasin, October 29, 2024 – PT Komatsu Marketing and Support Indonesia (KMSI) conducted a Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiative at SDN Kayu Bawang 2 in Banjarmasin, reflecting the company's commitment to supporting education and promoting sustainable practices. "Through this activity, Komatsu aims to create a positive impact on the local community, particularly the younger generation, in fostering environmental awareness," said Agus Salam, a representative of KMSI's General Manager, during his speech. This CSR activity includes several main agendas, namely Komatsu Class, providing educational assistance, and renovating teachers' rooms. This event was attended by representatives of the managerial ranks and staff of Komatsu, the Education Office, village heads, regional coordinators, babinsa, as well as school principals, teachers, and 35 students of SDN Kayu Bawang 2. Agenda of Komatsu CSR Activities at SDN Kayu Bawang 2 Banjarmasin Teaching activities (left), providing educational assistance (right), and providing stationery to students (bottom) In the Komatsu Class session, Pritalisa, a representative of KMSI staff, provided education about waste management with the concept of 3R (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle) to 35 students representing the school. This education aims to instill environmental awareness in the younger generation about the importance of reducing, reusing, and recycling waste. On this occasion, the students also received stationery which is expected to support their learning activities. In addition to education, KMSI also distributed education funds to 15 outstanding students at SDN Kayu Bawang 2. With this assistance, it is hoped that outstanding students will be more motivated in pursuing education and can meet their learning needs. In addition, this assistance is expected to spur the enthusiasm of other students to study more actively. In order to create a better working environment, KMSI also provides assistance in renovating the ceiling of the teacher's room which is in inadequate condition. This renovation aims to make teachers feel safe and comfortable in carrying out teaching and administrative activities, so that the working atmosphere in the school environment becomes more conducive. This series of CSR activities was welcomed by teachers and the surrounding environment. The enthusiasm of the students was very extraordinary in this Komatsu Class event. With this CSR activity, KMSI hopes to have a positive impact on the school environment to improve the quality of education and benefit the surrounding community. (FMW)

Jakarta, November 7, 2024 – Komatsu and United Tractors held  Customer In-House Training 2024 batch 2 at Corporate University United Tractors. This training highlights the importance of equipping participants with in-depth knowledge about optimal maintenance of Komatsu engines. By understanding how to properly maintain the machine, participants can ensure their machine has a longer lifespan. The event was also attended by Ayukawa-san as a representative from Komatsu and Mr. Hamdan Aziz, a representative from United Tractors who gave a speech so that participants could make  the most of their training time. This activity was attended by 44 participants representing 30 companies from various cities in JABODETABEK. The Excitement of  Komatsu Customer Training Komatsu Training material delivery session This training emphasizes the importance of using Komatsu Genuine Parts to maintain optimal engine performance and minimize damage. In addition, participants were also given education about  the KOMTRAX (Komatsu Machine Tracking System) monitoring system. There are two main topics discussed in  this training, namely engine low power and hydraulic overheat. Through case studies, participants gained knowledge about CMIP (Customer Maintenance Improvement Program), how to analyze error codes on KOMTRAX and tips for proper machine maintenance. Participants also had the opportunity to discuss to find solutions to various problems that often occur in machines. This training not only presents theoretical material, but also provides an opportunity for participants to see firsthand machine simulations while working in the workshop. In addition,  interactive booths such as service, parts, and UT School are also provided that can be visited by participants. The enthusiasm of the participants was very extraordinary in this training event. This can be seen from the many participants' sharing about the experience of caring for Komatsu engines and questions during the question and answer session with the trainers. Session of participant visits to United Tractors booths and workshops Through this collaboration, Komatsu and United Tractors hope to provide more value in the form of  balanced training between theoretical knowledge and hands-on practice on the importance of Komatsu unit maintenance to customers. So that customers can maximize their investment in Komatsu engines by ensuring that the unit is always in excellent condition, has a long service life, and the productivity of the unit is maintained. (FMW)

Nusantara Capital City (IKN), November 8, 2024 - Komatsu Group Indonesia participated in marking an important milestone in the development of Nusantara Capital City (IKN) by realizing Komatsu Edupark. This project is in line with Komatsu's vision to create a sustainable future through innovation and technology. Komatsu Ltd's CEO, Hiroyuki Ogawa, was present in person, who affirmed the company's commitment to Indonesia. "We are committed to supporting the future of Indonesia. The construction of Edupark in IKN is a tangible manifestation of our commitment, which will become a center for learning and innovation," he said. Mr. Ogawa, further explained that in running business in Indonesia, especially in the IKN development project, Komatsu will continue to adhere to the five main pillars, namely Safety, Legal Compliance, Quality, Delivery, and Cost (SLQDC). "These five things are the basis of our success," he said. As part of the series of inauguration events, Mr. Ogawa, also planted Iron Trees at Komatsu Edupark. He expressed his hope that Edupark can be an example for other companies in implementing sustainability principles in business. With this Edupark, Komatsu is committed to continuing to contribute to the sustainable development of the archipelago's capital city. Also present was Mr. Jamalludin, President Director of PT. Komatsu Indonesia, Mr. Koji Yanagi, President Director of PT Komatsu Marketing and Support Indonesia, Mr. Loudy Irwanto Ellias, Director of PT United Tractors Tbk and along with the board of directors and managers in planting trees at Komatsu Edupark. Get to know Komatsu Edupark The concept of "Creating value through manufacturing and technology innovation to empower a sustainable future" is the main foundation for the development of Komatsu Edupark, which is located in the capital city of the archipelago, North Penajam Paser, East Kalimantan. This Edupark is built on an area of 5,700 m² and is designed as an education and inspiration center for the community in understanding the important role of technology and innovation for a more sustainable future. Through various educational programs and interactive activities, Komatsu Edupark provides insight into the importance of environmental conservation and efforts to develop environmentally friendly technology. This facility is also a means for the community, especially the younger generation, to take a closer look at how innovation in the manufacturing sector can support sustainability and make a positive contribution to industrial development in Indonesia. Activities offered at Komatsu Edupark: Education Zone: Provides complete information about the history of Komatsu and learning spaces for hands-on activities such as nursery and compost management. Recreation Zone: Equipped with various recreational facilities such as jogging track, children's play area, and green open area. This zone is designed to be a comfortable place for visitors to relax and enjoy nature. Conservation Zone: Komatsu Edupark is committed to preserving Kalimantan's biodiversity by planting endemic trees. This zone also serves as a research and development area to support environmental conservation efforts. Komatsu Edupark Design Concept In the development of this Edupark, Komatsu collaborated with Mulawarman University. This collaboration takes place from the early stages of planning, planting, to maintaining the park. It takes a period of five years from the initiation of the project. With the participation of students, Edupark becomes a center for continuous learning and a forum to create a green environment. This program is a tangible symbol of Komatsu's commitment to providing a positive impact that is not only designed to provide short-term benefits, but also to enrich the environment. (FMW)

East Kalimantan, November 8, 2024 – Mr. Hiroyuki Ogawa, CEO of Komatsu Ltd, arrived in Balikpapan to attend a series of activities. Mr. Ogawa made his visit in order to attend an invitation to the Nusantara Capital City (IKN) to review the Komatsu Edupark project, visit the expansion of the work area at PDC KMSI Balikpapan, and see the development of the Smart Construction project in the construction of the VVIP IKN airport. Mr. Ogawa's arrival was greeted with a typical East Kalimantan regional dance accompanied by the President Director of PT. Komatsu Indonesia, Mr. Jamalludin, President Director of PT Komatsu Marketing and Support Indonesia, Mr. Koji Yanagi, and Director of United Tractors Tbk, Mr. Loudy Irwanto Ellias along with the board of directors and managers of Komatsu Group Indonesia. The presence of these leaders further strengthens the collaboration and synergy of Komatsu Group Indonesia in advancing the heavy equipment and mining industry in Indonesia. Speech by Hiroyuki Ogawa "I feel very honored to be in Kalimantan with all of you," said Ogawa in his speech. "Thank you for your tireless dedication and hard work", he continued. On this occasion, Mr. Ogawa advised to stay focused on Komatsu's top priorities, namely Safety, Legal compliance, Quality, Delivery, and Cost (SLQDC). These five pillars are not just our guiding principles, they are the foundation of our success and our commitment to excellence. Agenda of Hiroyuki Ogawa's Visit While in Indonesia Starting his visit to Indonesia, Mr. Ogawa together with the board of directors and managers of Komatsu Group Indonesia and United Tractcors started the agenda by planting Elai Trees in the Komatsu Remanufacturing Asia area as a symbol  of sustainability. Planting Elai Trees  Furthermore, the executives visited and discussed the potential for Komatsu's business development in the future, focusing on the expansion of the work area at PDC KMSI Balikpapan. This project is expected not only to increase production capacity, but also open up new job opportunities and contribute to regional economic growth. Visit to the new PDC of KMSI Balikpapan The group continued its journey to IKN)to directly review the development of the smart construction project in the construction of the IKN VVIP Airport. This technology has received appreciation from PT PP because it has been proven to be able to improve work time efficiency, especially for projects that require high accuracy in a limited time. Its application in the IKN is expected to be an example of the use of advanced technology to support national infrastructure development with higher standards.   Visit to IKN    The group also visited Komatsu Edupark to plant Ulin Trees. Mr. Ogawa said that the establishment of Edupark is a form of Komatsu's support for the development of IKN and reflects the company's commitment to education and sustainability. It is hoped that Komatsu Edupark will continue to be an inspiration and example for other companies and the wider community in an effort to maintain a balance between business and environmental sustainability.   "This project is in line with Komatsu's vision of creating a sustainable future through innovation and technology. The construction of Edupark in IKN is a tangible manifestation of our commitment, which will become a center for learning and innovation," said Mr. Ogawa. Planting ironwood trees in IKN CEO Hiroyuki Ogawa's visit marks a new chapter in sustainability for the communities and environments in which Komatsu operates. With the spirit of collaboration and innovation based on a shared commitment, Komatsu will continue to strive to make the best contribution to sustainable development in Indonesia. (FMW)

Jakarta, September 10, 2024 – PT Komatsu Marketing and Support Indonesia (KMSI) won the Adi Niti 2024 award from the Ministry of Environment and Forestry (KLHK) at the 2024 Environmental and Forestry Standards (PeSTA) event, at the Manggala Wanabakti Auditorium in Jakarta. This award was obtained as a form of appreciation for KMSI's commitment and sustainable contribution to the Gunung Dahu Experimental Forest (GDEF) based on a cooperation agreement with the Center for the Standardization of Sustainable Forest Management Instruments (PuSTARhut) dated May 26 for the 2023 – 2028 period to support the Ministry's work in standardizing environmental and forestry instruments. This award was handed over directly by the Minister of Environment and Forestry, Prof. Dr. Ir. Siti Nurbaya Bakar, M.Sc., to Emil Rahadian, Vice President Director of KMSI. This achievement is a form of recognition of KMSI's commitment and sustainable contribution to sustainable development and in line with environmental goals in Indonesia. (Komatsu booth at the PeSTA 2024 event) The PeSTA 2024 event, which lasted for three days with the theme "Standardization of LHK Maintains the Sustainability of Natural Resources", not only gave awards but also featured various activities such as exhibitions, bazaars, and talk shows that discussed the importance of standardization in supporting environmental and forestry sustainability in Indonesia. Getting to Know the Gunung Dahu Project that Won the KLHK Award The Gunung Dahu Forest Project is a collaborative initiative between Komatsu and PuSTARhut under the auspices of the Ministry of Environment and Forestry which has been running since 1997. The project aims to regreen degraded land through tree planting and building a sustainable ecosystem. This project uses an area of ± 250 hectares to plant ± 33 types of dipterocarp plants on two large plots as a test area for meranti planting. Of the total planting area of ± 160.7 hectares, this project divides the land into a meranti experimental plot covering an area of ± 75 hectares and a dipterocarp collection garden plot covering an area of ± 85.7 hectares. Gunung Dahu Experimental Forest (GDEF) The Gunung Dahu project is not only a conservation area but also a source of benefits for the world of education and research. This forest supports academic and research activities involving interns from various universities. This location is a destination for academics, scientists, and environmental practitioners to learn first-hand about land rehabilitation and forest management. The Gunung Dahu Forest Project also provides significant ecological benefits. Initially, the land in this area was degraded. However, thanks to greening efforts, the region has now been transformed into a fresh and cool forest and helps in the absorption of carbon dioxide, which makes a positive contribution to reducing carbon emissions and combating climate change. Komatsu and PuSTARhut are committed to reviving degraded land and building sustainable ecosystems through critical land rehabilitation and ecosystem protection. In the spirit of this collaboration, we hope to create a greener and more sustainable future for future generations. (FMW)

Jakarta, September, 18th 2024 – Komatsu together with its exclusive distributor United Tractors, is proud to participate in Mining Indonesia 2024 – The 22nd International Mining & Minerals Recovery Exhibition. With the theme "Driving the Future of Mining: Sustainable, Efficient, and Productive Heavy Equipment Solutions", this event is an  important platform to introduce Komatsu's latest innovations in providing environmentally friendly and efficient heavy equipment solutions. Driving Productivity, Ensuring Sustainability During the four days of the event, visitors were presented with various products and the latest technology from Komatsu, including the launch of superior products such as Komatsu PC01, PC300, PC350LC, PC1250, and GD955. One of the things that attracts attention is  William Racing's special livery, as a form of collaboration between Komatsu and the F1 team, William Racing, where Komatsu is the Principal Partner. "Komatsu Genuine Parts vs Non-Genuine" Campaign Comparison of Komatsu Genuine Parts vs Non-Genuine In addition to displaying heavy equipment, Komatsu also held an awareness campaign for Komatsu Genuine Parts to visitors. At the  United Tractors Product Support booth, visitors can see various displays of spare parts such as Filter cutting, Tooth cutting, Oil, MF battery, Undercarriage, Turbocharger, Viscosity Oil, Starting motor, Injector, Fuel Pump, and Alternator. Komatsu also provides information for general parts and remanufacturing as part of our commitment to providing efficient maintenance solutions to industry players. Komatsu Genuine Filter Demonstration Not only that, Komatsu also held a filter demonstration to provide technical education about the importance of using Komatsu Genuine Filter for the unit in maintaining optimal performance of heavy equipment. Komatsu not only supports productivity, but is also committed to operational sustainability. Through the Komatsu Genuine Parts vs Non-Genuine campaigns, we educate visitors by distinguishing between Komatsu Genuine Parts and Non-Genuine and the great risks posed by the use of counterfeit parts, such as engine breakdowns to decreased work productivity. Komatsu ensures that genuine parts provide the best performance and maintain operational safety and sustainability. Driving Productivity, Ensuring Sustainability Komatsu together with its exclusive distributor, United Tractors, demonstrates a long-term commitment to supporting the mining industry through greener, more efficient, and more productive technologies and solutions. Komatsu would like to thank all visitors who have come and participated in this event. Komatsu will continue to innovate and inspire this industry towards a better future. (FMW) Stay tuned for the next  Komatsu event next year, Komatsu friends!