PT Mora Telematika Indonesia Tbk (“Moratelindo”) (BEI: MORA), a leading fiber-optic telecommunications infrastructure provider in Indonesia, has been awarded as one of the Top 50 Mid-Cap Public Listed Companies at the 16th IICD Corporate Governance Conference and Award 2025. The event was held on September 15, 2025, at the Pullman Hotel Thamrin, Jakarta, organized by the Indonesian Institute for Corporate Directorship (IICD).

The award recognizes companies that successfully implement Good Corporate Governance (GCG) practices. Moratelindo has consistently supported corporate performance development while enhancing value for shareholders and stakeholders.

"Good Governance is the Foundation of Trust"

Moratelindo’s President Director, Jimmy Kadir, expressed his gratitude, saying,

“We are very grateful and proud of this achievement. For us, good corporate governance is not just a regulatory obligation but a critical foundation for building trust with shareholders, business partners, customers, and all stakeholders.”

He added that the award motivates the company to keep raising ethical behavior, accountability, transparency, and sustainability standards in all business processes.

The IICD Award: Emphasizing Resilience in Governance

The IICD Corporate Governance Conference and Award is an annual event honoring Indonesian public companies for applying international best practices in governance. This year’s 16th edition focused on the theme “Building Resilience through Good Governance: Thriving in Turbulent Times.”

Overview of Moratelindo’s Services and Infrastructure

Established in 2000, Moratelindo operates in telecommunications cable services, internet service provision, internet interconnection (Network Access Provider or NAP), and data centers.

It serves various customer segments including telecommunications providers, government, SMEs, and residential sectors.

Moratelindo offers connectivity services such as International Private Leased Circuit (IPLC) and Domestic Leased Circuit (DLC), including Local Loop, Metro-E, and Mobile Operator Interconnection.

Its DWDM cable technology covers regions across Java, Sumatera, Bali, Batam, Bangka, Bintan, Dumai, and Singapore.

The company manages Nusantara Data Centers (NDC) in Jakarta, Batam, Medan, Surabaya, Palembang, and Bali.

These data centers are designed to international standards with high security and reliability. NDC Moratelindo connects with major telecommunications operators, Singaporean data centers (Equinix and Global Switch), APJII Exchange, Open-IXP, POP buildings, LTE networks, and high-rise buildings.

Extensive Network Backbone and Customer Reach

Moratelindo’s network includes nine domestic backbones: Dumai-Medan (DAMAI), Jambi-Batam Cable-system (JIBA), Sumatera Backbone (SBB), Ultimate Java Backbone (UJB), Jayabaya, Palapa Ring Barat (PRB), Palapa Timur Telematika (PTT), Surabaya-Denpasar, and Bali-Nusa Tenggara.

Its international backbones include Jakarta-Bangka-Bintan-Batam-Singapura (B3JS), International Cable-System One (MIC-1), Batam-Dumai-Malaka (BDM), 3rd Route, and Rising8.

The company manages more than 56,000 km of fiber optic backbone networks, serves over 227,000 subscribers, and covers more than 788,000 homepasses. It operates six data centers with a network capacity exceeding 32,000 Gbps.

Moratelindo also offers customer-oriented solutions like Cloud Video Conference, VOIP/IP-PBX/Virtual IP-PBX, IPTV Service, Smart Home & Smart Office, E-Mail Security and Anti-Spam, Cloud Application (SaaS), Managed Services, and BTS Hotel / Micro Cell Pole (MCP).

These services aim to reduce customer operating and capital expenditures while providing affordable, scalable, stable, secure, and easy-to-implement solutions.

PHOTO: BISNIS TEKNO/MORA TELEMATIKA

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