PT Telkom Indonesia (Persero) Tbk. (TLKM) is actively pushing forward with streamlining its corporate organizational structure. This strategic step was taken in compliance with a mandate from Danantara Indonesia, the state-owned institutional shareholder, which instructed the simplification of the business portfolio to make it more focused and efficient.
President Director of Telkom Indonesia, Dian Siswarini, revealed that the company is committed to cutting its number of subsidiaries from 67 entities to fewer than 20 companies. This move aims to eliminate overlapping operational functions that have been deemed a burden on group performance.
As of mid-2026, Telkom has officially divested two subsidiaries in the healthcare sector, namely AdMedika and Telkomedika. Ownership of both entities has now been transferred to Fullerton Health, a healthcare provider based in Singapore.
In addition to the divestment actions, Telkom has also taken a firm decision to liquidate six subsidiaries deemed not aligned with the company's core competencies. The closed entities include PT Citra Sari Makmur, PT Media Nusantara Data Global, PT Omni Inovasi Indonesia, Sigma AIT Bhd, PT Alam Pesona Wisata, and PT Pojok Celebes Mandiri.
This liquidation process includes transferring services and operations to parent business units to continue providing added value for the company's ecosystem. For instance, connectivity services from PT Citra Sari Makmur have been transferred to Telkomsat, while data center services from PT Media Nusantara Data Global have been integrated into the Telkom Group data center ecosystem. This step is expected to strengthen the company's competitiveness in the national digital and telecommunications market.
