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Pusaka Ecosystem launches its new corporate website

One place to get to know the legal entities, business units, projects and sustainability commitment of the Pusaka ecosystem.

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Pusaka Ecosystem now has a new corporate website at pusakaecosystem.com. It introduces the four legal entities and five business units that work within one ecosystem: Pusaka Project Partner and Artha Karya Studio under PT Pusaka Artha Pasifik, Futura Foods under PT Futura Agro Nusantara, Sewaguna under PT Radar Artha Mitra, and Pandu Adya Consulting under CV Pandu Adya Merdeka.

Visitors can explore the ecosystem map, learn about each business unit's services, browse project documentation, read our sustainability commitment and send business inquiries straight to the relevant team. All of our Insights articles on strategy, operations, food, people and governance are now collected on the Insights page.

The site is available in Indonesian and English.

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