ALSI Strengthens Certification Role to Boost Industrial Competitiveness

New Leadership and Strategic Direction

The Indonesian Association of Conformity Assessment (ALSI) recently held its national conference, marking a significant milestone in the organization's efforts to enhance Indonesia's industrial landscape. The event culminated in the appointment of Irham Budiman as the new Chairman for the 2026-2028 term. Budiman, currently serving as Operational Director at PT Mutuagung Lestari Tbk, brings extensive experience in the Testing, Inspection, and Certification (TIC) sector.

Industry Representation and Membership

ALSI serves as a comprehensive umbrella organization for the TIC industry in Indonesia, representing 83 Conformity Assessment Institutions (LPK) across various sectors. The membership includes a diverse mix of state-owned enterprises such as Sucofindo, global TIC leaders like SGS, TÜV Rheinland, Intertek, TÜV NORD, and Bureau Veritas, as well as national players including PT Carsurin Tbk, PT Qualis Indonesia, and EGS. This broad representation underscores ALSI's critical role in shaping Indonesia's conformity assessment landscape.

Strategic Objectives and Industry Impact

The national conference served as a strategic forum for industry stakeholders to discuss and formulate the organization's direction. Irham Budiman emphasized ALSI's commitment to supporting the development of sustainable, climate-resilient, and globally competitive Indonesian industries. The strengthened certification processes are expected to play a crucial role in enhancing the country's industrial competitiveness in the global market.

Future Prospects

With its enhanced leadership and broad industry representation, ALSI is well-positioned to drive positive change in Indonesia's TIC sector. The organization's efforts are anticipated to contribute significantly to the country's industrial development goals, particularly in areas related to quality assurance and international compliance.