PANGKALAN BUN – PT Korintiga Hutani (PT KTH) held its 2026 Annual Forest Utilization Work Plan (RKTPH) Socialization at the Mercure Hotel, Pangkalan Bun, on Saturday (1/31/2026).
The annual event serves as a platform to communicate operational strategies to fostered villages near the concession area. The goal is to ensure all stakeholders understand the company’s direction for the upcoming year while gathering community aspirations to be integrated into strategic CSR programs.
The session further detailed the company’s vision and mission, 2026 operational targets, protected area management, and non-timber forest product initiatives, presented by Planning Division Assistant Manager Arif Suyono and Environment Head Dinie Vevironica. The event was attended by PT KTH Vice President Director Mr. Park Jong Myung, Operational Director Mr. Hirotaka Sato, management ranks, village heads, contractors, and vendors.
“The RKTPH socialization is more than just a regulatory obligation; it is a manifestation of our transparency,” stated Vice President Director Park Jong Myung, emphasizing the company’s commitment to sustainable forest management. “We want to ensure that every operational step aligns with environmental interests and the welfare of local communities.”
Matius Kukui, the Village Head of Batu Ampar in Lamandau Regency, expressed his appreciation during the event. “PT Korintiga Hutani’s contributions are very tangible. The consortium road construction has ended our isolation and facilitated access to electricity. Additionally, scholarship programs and corn-planting initiatives have provided direct benefits to our people,” he said.
A similar sentiment was shared by Dedi Simson, Village Head of Riam. “PT Korintiga Hutani plays a vital role in opening regional access. Their support for education, construction of houses of worship, and infrastructure has been a great help to the community.”
This harmonious relationship stems from the company’s commitment to open and collaborative communication, as noted by Operational Director Hirotaka Sato. “Through this activity, we hope to establish closer ties with our fostered villages, ensuring our work plans proceed with full community support.”
The event also featured testimonials from employees and vendors, many of whom praised PT KTH’s role in bolstering the local economy. To conclude the day, an evening gathering was held for employees to strengthen the bond between staff and management, filled with various activities to foster a sense of togetherness.
PT Korintiga Hutani remains dedicated to sustainable forest management, operational transparency, and making a meaningful impact on surrounding communities. (PR)
