PALMOILMAGAZINE, JAKARTA — Holding Perkebunan Nusantara PTPN III (Persero) continues to strengthen its position as a key player in the global plantation commodities market. At the Trade Expo Indonesia (TEI) 2025, organized by the Ministry of Trade at ICE BSD City, Tangerang, the PTPN Group signed 23 Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) with 22 strategic partners, including companies from Japan and Singapore.
The agreements cover business development across PTPN Group’s main commodity lines—palm oil, rubber, sugar, tea, coffee, tobacco, and their derivative products.
President Director of Holding Perkebunan Nusantara PTPN III (Persero), Denaldy Mulino Mauna, said that PTPN Group’s participation in TEI 2025 marks an important step in expanding market networks and boosting exports of high-value plantation products.
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“Trade Expo Indonesia is a strategic platform for showcasing the immense potential of Indonesia’s plantation sector to the world. We are not just selling products; we bring with us a spirit of self-reliance and sustainability in every partnership we build,” said Denaldy, as quoted by Palmoilmagazine.com from PTPN Holding’s official website.
He added that TEI serves as a meeting point for thousands of business players and international buyers, proving that Indonesia’s plantation commodities are globally competitive and in high demand.
Meanwhile, PTPN III (Persero) Business Director, Ryanto Wisnuardhy, highlighted that the Group’s participation also reflects its ongoing transformation into an integrated plantation service provider driven by innovation and technology.
“We are presenting a complete business portfolio, from upstream to downstream. It’s not just about commodities but also about supporting services such as certification, training, and bio-based agro-input products developed in-house,” he explained.
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During the exhibition, held from October 15–19, 2025, PTPN Group showcased its offerings under the Nusakita brand at Hall 3, Booth 12, adopting the concept of “One-Stop Plantation Services.” The booth featured four main categories:
- Commodities: palm oil, rubber, sugar, tea, coffee, tobacco, edamame, okra, and their derivatives.
- Agro-inputs: superior seeds and bio-based plant protection products.
- Services: certification, training, laboratory analysis, capacity building, auctions, and trading.
- Packaging: industrial and consumer packaging, including polybags.
Visitors were also invited to enjoy interactive experiences such as Coffee Cupping featuring the finest Arabica beans from Java Blawan, Jampit, Kayumas, and Pancoer; Tea Tasting sessions with premium selections like Orange Pekoe Malabar; and Cigar Rolling demonstrations using tobacco from Deli, Connecticut, and Besuki.
In addition, innovative products such as Coconut Ice Cream and Edamame attracted significant attention, underscoring Indonesia’s capability to produce value-added, globally competitive plantation products.
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Under the theme “Discover Indonesia’s Excellence: Trade Beyond Boundaries,” TEI 2025 served as a collaborative platform for government institutions, businesses, and global partners to expand markets for sustainable export products.
Denaldy emphasized that PTPN Group’s participation also represents its commitment to supporting the government’s agenda of promoting national economic growth through domestic resource-based industries.
“We want the world to see that Indonesia’s plantation products are the result of innovation, hard work, and dedication from PTPN’s people across the archipelago. Through these partnerships with 22 companies, we are confident that Indonesian plantation commodities will continue to rise and strengthen their competitiveness on the global stage,” Ryanto concluded. (P3)
