PT Pertamina (Persero) has officially completed the streamlining program for 31 subsidiary entities during the first semester of 2026. This strategic step is part of the company's ongoing transformation efforts to refocus on its main business lines while improving corporate governance to be more agile in facing future energy challenges.
The process of streamlining the group's structure was carried out through a series of corporate actions, including mergers, divestment of non-core business units, and the liquidation of non-operating entities. Pertamina's Director of Business Transformation and Sustainability, Agung Wicaksono, emphasized that this policy is aligned with the government's aspirations and supports national energy security through increased operational efficiency.
Agung added that one of the main focuses of this restructuring is to liquidate several entities in the upstream oil and gas sector that have been inactive or dormant. Although these entities did not incur operational costs, the liquidation was still carried out to create a cleaner, more transparent, and measurable Pertamina Group organizational structure.
This transformation carried out by Pertamina refers to Presidential Instruction Number 7 of 2026 regarding the acceleration of state-owned enterprise restructuring. In addition to the efficiency aspect, the company is committed that this program will have a direct impact on strengthening the energy supply chain and improving the quality of public services, ensuring that each business unit provides optimal added value to the national economy.
