The CEO of Badan Pengelola Investasi Daya Anagata Nusantara (BPI Danantara), Rosan Perkasa Roeslani, recently met with representatives from Lubrizol, a chemical company owned by Berkshire Hathaway.

The meeting included Lubrizol CEO Ms. Rebecca Liebert and other senior executives from global and regional offices.

Roeslani emphasized that Danantara remains open to collaborating with the Warren Buffett-owned enterprise.

Through his official Instagram account, he expressed appreciation for Lubrizol’s commitment to Indonesia and their willingness to explore concrete and long-term cooperation that benefits the country’s economic growth.

Aligning Partnership with Indonesia’s Economic Transformation

Discussions focused on Indonesia’s development roadmap toward 2030 and Lubrizol’s global and Asia Pacific growth strategies.

Roeslani noted that the talks aligned well with the ongoing economic transformation in Indonesia.

The conversation highlighted mutual interest in playing a more active role in supporting the national energy, mining, and food industry sectors.

Both parties discussed how technology innovation and stronger supply chains could boost these key industries.

Leveraging Innovation and Supply Chain Strengthening

Roeslani also pointed out that the collaboration aims to deliver tangible impacts on Indonesia’s economic development.

He stated that Danantara is keen to pursue strategic initiatives with Lubrizol that can drive innovation and reinforce the nation’s industrial ecosystem.

This partnership represents a significant opportunity for Indonesia to leverage global expertise while aligning with national goals for sustainable growth by 2030.

PHOTO: BPMI SETPRES

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