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PT Gunung Raja Paksi Tbk (GGRP), a private steel producer, has officially changed its status from a domestic investment company to a foreign investment company (PMA) effective December 15, 2025. This change follows the entry of PT Apollo Visintama Putra, a foreign investment company, into GGRP's capital structure, making it the controlling shareholder. The status change reflects the company's evolving ownership structure and strategic direction.
PT Gunung Raja Paksi Tbk (GGRP), listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange, has officially transitioned from a domestic investment company (PMDN) to a foreign investment company (PMA) status as of December 15, 2025. This significant change in the company's legal status follows the incorporation of PT Apollo Visintama Putra, a foreign investment entity, into GGRP's capital structure, effectively making it the controlling shareholder.
The transition to PMA status reflects the evolving ownership dynamics within GGRP. Management explained that this change aligns with the company's strategic direction following the entry of the new foreign investor. The shift is expected to potentially bring in new capital and business strategies that could enhance GGRP's competitive position in the steel industry.
As a prominent player in Indonesia's steel production sector, GGRP's change in status could have significant implications for its operations and market positioning. The company's transition to a foreign investment company status may provide opportunities for technology transfer and international market access, potentially strengthening its market presence both domestically and internationally.
While specific details about Apollo Visintama's plans for GGRP are not yet available, industry observers are closely watching how this change in ownership structure and company status will impact GGRP's future business strategies and financial performance. The development marks an important milestone in the company's history and could set a precedent for similar moves in the industry.
Change to Foreign Investment Status
New Controlling Shareholder