• MEDC Injects USD 435.28M to its subsidiary
Medco Energi Internasional (MEDC) provided a loan with a maximum value of USD 435.28M
or around IDR 7.09T to its subsidiary, namely Medco Bell. This loan increased the receivables
position, although it did not have a negative impact on MEDC’s financial condition. The loan
agreement was signed by MEDC together with Medco Bell on 13 Jan 25. The agreement is
valid until the loan is repaid in full according to the company’s request. This loan will be used
by Medco Bell to tender, refinance, and/or pay its debt. (Bisnis Indonesia)
• PRDA will focus on innovation in 2025
Prodia Widyahusada (PRDA) has prepared several strategies to support performance growth
in 2025. Prodia Business & Marketing Director, Widyahusada Indriyanti Rafi Sukmawati, said
PRDA sees a big opportunity in esoteric tests, as part of precision and preventive medicine.
The company plans to optimize the acquisition of the number of tests for customers to
encourage revenue growth in 2025. In addition, to meet customers’ more comprehensive
health needs, the company will consistently launch innovations with a minimum of 10 tests
yearly. This step was taken as PRDA’s commitment to maintaining personalized and precise
health diagnostic services and also updating the quality of the latest laboratory technology.
Furthermore, PRDA is also committed to expanding the market by reaching new customer
segments. One of them is by intensively optimizing B2B service segmentation through
various partnership opportunities, especially for the third-party channel segment. Currently,
PRDA is also conducting studies to become a reference laboratory in Southeast Asia (SEA
Referral Laboratory) through establishing partnerships and providing superior service to
customers in the Southeast Asia region. (Kontan)
• TAPG conducts affiliate transaction of IDR 150B
Triputra Agro Persada (TAPG) provided loans of IDR 150B to its two subsidiaries. The Loan
Facility Agreement transaction was carried out by the controlled company Triputra Agro,
namely Dwiwira Lestari Jaya. TAPG Corporate Secretary, Joni Tjeng, said Dwiwira Lestari
provided a loan to Muaratoyu Subur Lestari. This transaction occurred on 14 Jan 25. Based on
the agreement made between Dwiwira Lestari and Muaratoyu Subur, the maximum value of
the loan facility provided is IDR 150B. Dwiwira Lestari is a controlled company owned by TAPG
through Agro Multi Persada with ownership of 99.99%. Meanwhile, Agro Multi Persada and
Muaratoyu Subur are controlled by TAPG with ownership of 94.93% and 99.99%, respectively.
(Kontan)