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Semen Indonesia (SIG) Posts 363% Profit Surge Driven by Strategic Efficiency and Market Expansion
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Semen Indonesia (SIG) Posts 363% Profit Surge Driven by Strategic Efficiency and Market Expansion

Despite domestic cement overcapacity and geopolitical price pressures, Semen Indonesia (SIG) achieved a 363% net profit surge to Rp532 billion by September 2026. This success stems from strategic initiatives in sales and revenue, operational excellence, and sound financial management.

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