Strengthening Global Market Access and Supporting Sustainable Energy, SUCOFINDO Expands to Japan
PT SUCOFINDO (PERSERO) continues to strengthen its role as a Testing, Inspection and Certification (TIC) company by expanding its service expansion to international markets, especially Japan. This step is part of the company’s strategy to encourage national industrial competitiveness, expand exports, and support the harmonization of global standards and sustainable business practices.
This expansion was realized through strategic collaboration between PT SUCOFINDO (PERSERO) and the Japan Quality Assurance Organization (JQA). This collaboration includes developing certification services and market access, testing and inspection collaboration, as well as increasing capacity and strengthening joint certification schemes.
President Director of PT SUCOFINDO (PERSERO) Sandry Pasambuna, said that this collaboration was a strategic step in strengthening Indonesia’s position in the global market.
“SUCOFINDO acts as an enabler for national industry to meet international standards. Through this collaboration, we want to open wider market access, especially to Japan, and increase global trust in Indonesian products,” said Sandry.
As a BUMN operating in the TIC sector, SUCOFINDO has an important role in supporting the implementation of government regulations, ensuring industry compliance, and strengthening national quality infrastructure. This collaboration is also expected to facilitate trade flows between Indonesia and Japan and strengthen international recognition of Indonesian TIC services.
PT SUCOFINDO (PERSERO) Operations Director, Dani Pramantyo, added that this collaboration is part of the company’s transformation in integrating operational processes with global partners.
“Harmonization of standards through this collaboration will improve service quality, operational efficiency and resource readiness in facing global competition,” explained Dani.
Apart from strengthening trade access, PT SUCOFINDO (PERSERO) also shows its commitment to supporting the global agenda for sustainable energy transition. This is realized through strengthening services to ensure palm oil biomass is part of the green energy ecosystem.
At the International Biomass Expo in Tokyo Big Sight, Japan, SUCOFINDO emphasized its capabilities in 68 laboratories, 29 branch offices and 93 service points throughout Indonesia.
“SUCOFINDO has the capability to ensure palm oil biomass meets international standards, increases global market confidence, and strengthens sustainable energy supply chains,” said Sandry.
The services provided include sampling and testing, quantity verification, sustainability verification, and traceability assurance to ensure supply chain transparency. This is important in responding to increasingly stringent global demands for ESG (Environmental, Social and Governance) practices.
Furthermore, PT SUCOFINDO (PERSERO) also continues to develop various sustainability-based services, including technology-based environmental monitoring and management, environmental audits, ESG consultancy, as well as support for green mining, green smelter, sustainable procurement, eco-label, green building, green port, to the development of new renewable energy (EBT) and Carbon Capture, Utilization and Storage (CCUS) services.
Through this step, PT SUCOFINDO (PERSERO) not only strengthens its role in increasing the competitiveness of national industry, but also contributes to accelerating the transition to a low-carbon energy system and strengthening Indonesia’s position in the global supply chain.
In the future, PT SUCOFINDO (PERSERO) is optimistic that this collaboration will have a real impact, both in increasing exports, strengthening national industry, and developing a sustainable energy ecosystem.
“SUCOFINDO is ready to become a strategic partner for the government and industry in encouraging sustainable economic growth and strengthening Indonesia’s position on the global stage,” concluded Sandry.
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