Strengthening the Safety Culture to Support Sustainable Operations at Indah Kiat Serang
Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) is not only about rules and procedures, but also reflects a commitment to caring for oneself and others. At Indah Kiat Serang, OHS continues to be strengthened as part of the company’s work culture, ensuring that every employee and business partner can perform their duties safely, comfortably, and return home unharmed. This commitment serves as one of the key foundations for maintaining the sustainability of the company’s operations.
Building Stronger People, Driving Indah Kiat Serang Operational Excellence
In today’s fast-changing world, technology continues to evolve, industries become more competitive, and customer expectations keep growing. At Indah Kiat Serang, we believe that our success is not only driven by machines, technology, or production capacity, but most importantly by the people behind them. That is why developing employee competencies has become one of our key priorities. By continuously investing in our people, we aim to build a workforce that is skilled, adaptable, and ready to take on future challenges.
IKPP Serang Receives Waste Bank Support Award
PT Indah Kiat Pulp & Paper (IKPP) Serang received the Waste Bank Support Award from the Serang Regency Government in recognition of its contribution to community-based waste management initiatives. Through the development of Waste Banks, the provision of direct paper waste collection channels, and educational programs carried out in collaboration with local authorities, IKPP Serang continues to promote circular economy practices and waste reduction at the source, contributing to a more sustainable environment.
Indah Kiat Serang and Its Role in Strengthening National Industrial Competitiveness
PT Indah Kiat Pulp & Paper Tbk. - Serang Mill contributes to strengthening Indonesia's industrial competitiveness through its paperboard production capacity, human resource development initiatives, implementation of international standards, and commitment to sustainable industrial practices that support economic growth.
From Waste Fiber to New Packaging: Circular Economy at Indah Kiat Serang
Serang — PT Indah Kiat Pulp & Paper Tbk. Serang Mill is strengthening its circular economy practices by reintegrating recovered materials into its production processes. Paper waste generated from manufacturing activities, such as trimming and broke, together with collected used carton boxes, is reprocessed through a repulping process and converted into raw materials for paper and packaging products. The reuse of production paper scraps, recovered carton boxes, and energy generated from waste treatment enhances resource efficiency while supporting customers’ growing demand for more sustainable packaging solutions.
Court Cancels “MICE” Trademark, PT The Univenus Secures Legal Victory
The Commercial Court at the Central Jakarta District Court granted PT The Univenus’s lawsuit, resulting in the cancellation of the "MICE" trademark owned by PT Azkia Diva Nusantara. The court determined that the “MICE” tissue brand closely resembled PT The Univenus’s pre-existing and well-established “NICE” brand, leading to consumer confusion in the marketplace.
APP’s Young Innovators reach Top 6 at the SDGI Young Professionals Program
In a world grappling with pressing issues such as climate change and waste pollution, four innovators emerged from the heart of APP Sinar Mas’ PT Indah Kiat Pulp & Paper Tbk - Serang Mill (IK Serang). Dina Ferydsa Verdiana, Andre Aldrin, Sjamsul Rijal, and Agustinus Rheza had their unique expertise, but shared a common vision - to combat the ever-growing menace of waste and its detrimental impact on our environment.
From hobby to harvest: Dini Jayanti’s women-run “Good Farm” wins praise at Business Incubation program
Last week Asia Pulp & Paper (APP) Sinar Mas took you through the inspiring journey of Trisna Wardah Ningsih, the creator of ‘Sabi’s Sweet Potato Pizza.’ Today we share the final winner of the ‘Best Progress’ award at our Business Incubation Program - Dini Jayanti’s ‘Good Farm.’
Pirlisae handicrafts among five best MSMEs at Business Incubation program
The owner of “Pirlisae” handicraft business, 44-year old Lenirawati Susila Fitri, is among the five women recognized for achieving “Best Progress” at the Batch 2 Business Incubation program, a continuation of Asia Pulp & Paper (APP) Sinar Mas’ collaboration with Yayasan Doktor Sjahrir (YDS) – Womenpreneur Community (WPC). The program, which is aimed at nurturing and advancing women-led Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs), contributes to their financial independence and overall regional economic growth.
Mangrove Planting Activities Across Indonesia Initiated by TNI: Multisectoral Collaboration for Mangrove Rehabilitation as a Climate Change Mitigation
The Indonesian National Army (TNI) carried out mangrove planting activities which were carried out simultaneously across Indonesia. The peak event, which was held at Angke Tourism Park, North Jakarta, was attended by President of the Republic of Indonesia Joko Widodo.