Indocement

Indocement, formally PT Indocement Tunggal Prakarsa Tbk, is one of Indonesia's largest cement producers. Founded in 1975 and headquartered in Jakarta, the company developed around the manufacture and sale of cement and has expanded its business scope into related construction-material activities. Its operations include cement production and marketing, ready-mix concrete, aggregates, and trass. These activities give Indocement a broader position in the construction-materials value chain than a cement-only manufacturer. The company's production footprint is concentrated in Indonesia. Its industrial network comprises 13 factories with stated total annual cement-production capacity of approximately 24.9 million tonnes. Ten factories are located at the Citeureup complex in Bogor, West Java; two are at the Cirebon complex in West Java; and one is at the Tarjun complex in Kotabaru, South Kalimantan. The locations provide access to major construction markets and to different regional sources of raw materials, while the company's cement-sales business connects its plants with customers across Indonesia. Indocement's core offering consists of cement sold in bagged and bulk forms for construction and infrastructure applications. Its related businesses support concrete production and construction projects that require aggregates or trass. The company therefore serves a range of customers, including building-material distributors, contractors, ready-mix operators, infrastructure developers, and other construction-sector participants. Indocement is a publicly listed Indonesian company traded on the Indonesia Stock Exchange under the ticker INTP. It operates as part of Heidelberg Materials AG, the international building-materials group formerly known as HeidelbergCement. The affiliation places Indocement within a global construction-materials network while retaining its principal manufacturing and commercial focus in Indonesia. Public reference material identifies the company as employing approximately 6,000 people, although workforce figures may change over time. The brand's market position is based on manufacturing scale, a large domestic plant network, established distribution, and participation in several adjacent construction-material categories. Its principal strategic challenge is characteristic of the cement industry: maintaining plant utilization and efficient distribution while serving demand that can vary by region and by the construction cycle. Available reference material confirms Indocement's broad operating structure and production footprint but does not provide enough information here to document a detailed chronology of product launches, advertising campaigns, executive appointments, financial performance, or controversies.

Indocement was established in 1975 as an Indonesian cement enterprise and subsequently developed into one of the country's largest producers. Its corporate identity is associated with PT Indocement Tunggal Prakarsa Tbk, while the Indocement name functions as the principal commercial brand. The company's development has centered on building an integrated domestic manufacturing and sales platform. Rather than relying on a single plant, Indocement operates a network of factories in three principal locations: Citeureup in Bogor, West Java; Cirebon in West Java; and Tarjun in Kotabaru, South Kalimantan. The Citeureup complex contains ten factories, Cirebon contains two, and Tarjun contains one. Together, the facilities have stated annual total cement-production capacity of approximately 24.9 million tonnes. Citeureup and Cirebon place a substantial part of the production base in Java, Indonesia's most populous and industrially important island, while Tarjun extends the company's manufacturing presence into South Kalimantan. This geographic structure supports regional supply and distribution and reduces dependence on one production site. Indocement's core business remains the manufacture and sale of cement, offered in both bagged and bulk formats for construction, commercial, and infrastructure uses. Over time, the company has also operated businesses adjacent to cement manufacturing. These include ready-mix concrete, aggregates, and trass. The additions broaden Indocement's participation in construction-material supply and allow it to serve customers requiring materials beyond finished cement. The company's activities are carried out through Indocement and its subsidiaries, covering manufacturing, sales, and related business units. Indocement is publicly listed in Indonesia under the ticker INTP. It is part of Heidelberg Materials AG, the international building-materials group previously known as HeidelbergCement. This ownership relationship connects the Indonesian company to a wider global materials group, while Indocement continues to operate primarily in the Indonesian market. Reference material describes Indocement as having approximately 6,000 employees and 13 factories, with annual total cement-production capacity of about 24.9 million tonnes. Because the supplied material does not include a dated corporate chronology, detailed information on acquisitions, plant commissioning dates, leadership changes, financial results, campaigns, disputes, and other turning points cannot be established reliably in this entry.

• 1975

  Indocement founded

  [1]Indocementen.wikipedia.org

  Indocement was established in Indonesia and later developed into a major domestic cement producer.

A large-scale Indonesian construction-materials producer focused on cement manufacturing and sales, supported by ready-mix concrete, aggregates, and trass businesses.

• Construction materials

  Cement

  Cement is Indocement's core product category and the basis of its manufacturing and sales operations. The company supplies cement in bagged and bulk forms for construction, commercial building, and infrastructure applications. Its product portfolio is supported by a large Indonesian factory network spanning Citeureup, Cirebon, and Tarjun.

• Concrete products

  Ready-mix concrete

  Indocement's ready-mix concrete business extends the company beyond the production of cement powder into prepared concrete supplied for construction projects. The business is one of the company's identified operating areas and complements its cement-manufacturing and cement-sales activities.

• Construction materials

  Aggregates

  Aggregates are a related construction-material category operated by Indocement and its subsidiaries. They complement cement and ready-mix concrete by supplying granular materials used in concrete production and other construction work.

• Supplementary cementitious materials

  Trass

  Trass is among Indocement's related business activities. It is a naturally occurring pozzolanic material used in cement and construction applications, and its inclusion in the company's operating portfolio reflects Indocement's participation in supplementary construction-material supply.

1. 1Indocementen.wikipedia.org
2. 2Indocement official websiteindocement.co.id