JAKARTA (ISL News) - As part of its commitment to creating inclusive and sustainable economic growth, PT Indonesia Kendaraan Terminal Tbk (IDX: IPCC) has integrated ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) principles directly into its Social and Environmental Responsibility (TJSL) program. In line with Danantara's vision to measurably strengthen the pillars of community welfare, business entities within the Pelindo port ecosystem are marking the strengthening of their business performance by expanding their social impact around their operational areas.
The solemn momentum of Eid al-Adha 1447 H is a real proof of synergy and a form of togetherness, where IPCC distributed social blessings in the form of 21 cows and 5 goats in the IPCC Shares Qurban program which aims to ensure that corporate progress goes hand in hand with the resilience and prosperity of the surrounding community.
For IPCC, building harmonious and sustainable relationships with the social environment is an integral strategic pillar in achieving the company's long-term targets. This affirms Danantara's spirit as a State-Owned Enterprise Super Holding focused on strengthening an inclusive national economy, viewing communities surrounding its operational areas as key growth partners. Through the momentum of Eid al-Adha 2026, IPCC orchestrated a sacrificial animal sharing program as a social investment instrument that strengthens ties while strengthening the stability of local communities around the company in a sustainable manner.
"We believe that business sustainability can only be achieved through a healthy and harmonious social ecosystem. Through this sacrificial offering, IPCC is here to strengthen the integration of the company's ESG values with humanitarian aspects. We hope this contribution will not only ease the burden on others but also strengthen the spirit of mutual cooperation and inclusive shared prosperity," said Endah Dwi Liesly, IPCC Corporate Secretary.
The distribution of sacrificial animals to several mosques, social institutions, and communities living around the port and IPCC's operational area is expected to provide direct benefits to 1,450 families with each bag weighing 1.5 kg. The distribution process is carried out transparently and equitably, prioritizing the principles of accountability and social responsibility. Through this TJSL program, IPCC not only focuses on economic and operational aspects, but also remains committed to building positive and sustainable relationships with the community and supporting social development in the surrounding area. IPCC ensures that the distributed sacrificial animals meet high quality standards with an Animal Health Certificate (SKKH) certificate from the local Animal Husbandry Office.
Meanwhile, Marsilam Tambunan, Head of Kalibaru Village, expressed his appreciation for the trust and concern shown by PT Indonesia Kendaraan Terminal Tbk, a member of the Pelindo Group, in distributing sacrificial animals in his area. "We are very grateful for this sacrificial animal assistance, so that the benefits of the Eid al-Adha celebration can truly be felt, especially by the people of Kalibaru Village, Cilincing," said Marsilam.
"For us, the surrounding community is an integral part of the IPCC business journey. Through this accountable and sustainable initiative, as well as building togetherness, we want to spread the essence of sharing and celebrating Eid al-Adha more widely and equitably. This step is proof that behind the company's lofty targets, there is a strong social commitment to continue being present and making a real impact on those in need," Endah concluded.
(ISL News Editorial/Corcom IPCC).
