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PT JIEP Bakal Kembangkan Kawasan Industri Pulogadung

PT JIEP to Develop Pulogadung Industrial Estate

PT Jakarta Industrial Estate Pulogadung (JIEP) is going to transform the Pulogadung Industrial Estate into a modern and integrated area.

We'll provide 94 hectares of green open space in the area as the lungs of the capital city of Jakarta

PT JIEP President Director Landi Rizaldi Mangaweang said his management initiated the plan in order to provide added value to the Pulogadung industrial Estate, which is now 47 years.

"We'll provide 94 hectares of green open space in the area as the lungs of the capital city of Jakarta," he expressed, Sunday (7/26).

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He stated the plan had been reported to the vice governor when he visited to PT JIEP on Saturday (7/25).

According to him, the company had filed the master plan to the Ministry of BUMN and Jakarta Provincial Government as the holder of PT JIEP's commitment. The concept of integrated industrial zones, among others, was illustrated in seven zones, media hubs, green hubs, cultural hubs, digital (business), halal hubs, logistics and social hubs," he said.

As for the information, PT JIEP is a company whose shares are 50 percent owned by the Ministry of BUMN and 50 percent owned by the city government.

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