Commission III of the West Java Regional Parliament (DPRD) firmly requested the management of PT Jasa Sarana to immediately conduct a comprehensive evaluation and shut down all unproductive business lines. This step is taken as an emergency measure to save deteriorating regional assets and restore the financial condition of the infrastructure BUMD (Regionally-Owned Enterprise).
Chairman of Commission III of the West Java DPRD, Jajang Rohana, highlighted the company's significant drop in asset value. From previous records that once exceeded IDR 1 trillion, the assets are now reported to remain at around IDR 500 billion. This condition is exacerbated by debt obligations amounting to IDR 170 billion to IDR 180 billion, leaving the company's net asset value at only around IDR 400 billion.
In addition to asset shrinkage, the company faces an annual operational deficit of IDR 3 billion. According to Jajang, current revenue generated is still insufficient to cover operational expenses. Therefore, his commission encourages management to break the cycle of losses by terminating unprofitable business units and shifting focus to sectors with more promising business prospects.
As a tactical solution, the West Java DPRD suggested asset optimization through the divestment of unproductive or idle assets. Funds from this step are expected to serve as fresh capital for higher-potential business units, enabling the company to resume its function as a source of Regional Original Revenue (PAD) for the West Java Provincial Government.
Jajang emphasized that this strict oversight aims to promote governance professionalism within PT Jasa Sarana. Through more disciplined and strategic management improvements, the council is optimistic that the company can overcome the crisis and resume making maximum financial contributions to regional development, rather than being a burden on the Regional Revenue and Expenditure Budget (APBD).
