Djarum Group Annual Report [portable] Full Official

| Section | Content Found | Strategic Insight | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | Clove procurement costs, excise tax impact, export figures | Predicts inflation pressure on BCA's consumer loan portfolio. | | Consolidated Revenue | Rp 120+ Trillion (~$8B USD) estimate | Ranking: #2 in Indonesia behind Astra Group. | | Investments | Holdings in GOTO (Gojek Tokopedia), Solari (ATC) | Reveals digital economy bet vs. traditional retail. | | Property Assets | Grand Indonesia, Hotel Indonesia, PFN (TVRI) | Shows transition from manufacturing to rent-seeking. | Key Metric: The Clove Tax Indicator In the notes of the manufacturing section, look for "Cukai Hasil Tembakau" (Tobacco Excise). Djarum controls roughly 45% of the SKM (Machine-Made Clove Cigarette) market. A 10% rise in excise reported here signals a warning for Q3 consumer spending. A Deep Dive into the 2022-2023 Edition While the full 2023 report is not yet publicly accessible via free portals (as of this writing), leaked summaries and BCA fillings indicate three major shifts: 1. The Digital Pivot (GoTo Investment) The 2022 report likely shows a mark-to-market loss on Djarum’s multi-billion dollar stake in GoTo. However, savvy readers will note the cash flow statement—Djarum is holding these shares for strategic synergy (payment processing via BCA's BLU), not quick profit. 2. Property Resilience vs. Office Glut The "Real Estate" segment (PT Bukit Mulia) owns the Grand Indonesia mall and Hotel Indonesia Kempinski . The annual report’s occupancy rate and rental renegotiation clauses are the best leading indicator for luxury retail spending in Jakarta. 3. ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) Pressure For the first time, the 2022 full report allocated 15 pages to "Sustainability." Why? Because European export laws are changing. Djarum is shifting from "harmful" tobacco reporting to "positive" technology/banking reporting to soothe international bond investors. How to Use This Data for Investment Decisions You have the PDF. Now what? Do not just read it; compare it.

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Published: October 2023 | By The Investment Desk | Section | Content Found | Strategic Insight

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