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Cadangan awal Katingan Ria 29 juta tonCadangan awal Katingan Ria 29 juta tonMaiden Katingan Ria reserve of 29 million tonnes

Batubara tetap membara di Indonesia

FEATURESSpotlight on IndonesiaA maiden JORC-compliant coal reserve of 29 million tonnes has been established at RealmResources’ Katingan Ria Project in Central Kalimantan.. .........................................................4

Acquisition of a company which holds land near Sakari Resources’ Jembayan project willimprove transport logistics and has potential to create savings in haulages. An agreement topurchase concessions to the north of the mine may also unlock wider reserves. ..............8

Indus Coal aims to initiate drilling on its MukoMuko Coal Project in Western Sumatra bythe end of June. The drilling was delayed while the company focused on completing legaland technical due diligence. .............................................................................................10

Challenger Deep Resources’ subsidiary PT Bestindo Energy has entered an exclusivityagreement relating to the right to mine and market coal from the KEM Coal Project ..........12

Killara Resources is continuing due diligence on the Bengkulu project and is negotiating anextension due to wet weather which prevented measurement of coal seam thicknesses.. ...14

South East Asia Resources has finalized acquisition of a Singapore-based company whichholds interests in a number of Indonesian coal projects. The most recent project acquired bythe new company is Penajam East in East Kalimantan. . ..................................................16

Palace Resources’ subsidiary Paser Pte Ltd has signed an MoU for exclusive rights toexplore, mine and market coal from the Petangis project in East Kalimantan....................17

Acquisition of 33% of an operating East Kalimantan coal mine has transformed AlturaMining from explorer and developer into a producer. . .......................................................19

Indonesian Buyers GuideMining plays a big role in Indonesia’s economy and supporting this are Indonesian-basedequipment and service providers. This guide provides a directory of companies .... 23-32

AROUND THE REGIONPhilippinesCoal Asia Holdings has brought forward production at its Davao Oriental project ................39

AustraliaCuesta Coal will use placement funds to fast-track development of Moorlands .. ...............39

RussiaTigers Realm has been issued with a mining licence for the Amaam project . ...................39

Kyrgyz RepublicCelsius Coal has received funding for exploration and development at its prospects .. .......39

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PT ADARO Energy intends increasing 2013 pro-duction to 50-53 million tonnes from 47.2 milliontonnes in 2012 and says this will come from‘business improvement and cost savings’. Adarois a fully integrated coal mining and energycompany from exploration through to power. It isIndonesia’s second largest thermal coal produc-er, operates the largest single coal mine inIndonesia and is a significant supplier to theglobal seaborne thermal coal market.See article page 5

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Coal is here to stay in IndonesiaDESPITE fluctuating prices, increasing environmental concerns,

promising new gas reserves, a strengthening push for renewable

energy and signs of recovery in nuclear power generation, coal is here

to stay as there is no effective alternative to the large amounts of

power generated from coal, nor is there an effective alternative in

steel-making. This is good news for Indonesia with its large, and grow-

ing, coal industry being a major contributor to the economy.

There have been a few negatives lately with variable prices caused

by global economic fluctuations particularly affecting Indonesia’s major

coal export sources in Asia, and changing government policies which have created

uncertainty for coal miners operating in the country and for foreign investors associated

with the industry. On the positive side has been wet weather in Australia which has hit

coal producing regions, an uncertain political climate in Mongolia and continuing pres-

sures on the industry in North America and Europe.

It remains crucial for the future of the coal industry in Indonesia that the government

plays its cards right in the future, while also balancing domestic demand, environmental,

community and infrastructure issues. With so many conflicting interests this is not an easy

task and there will be mistakes along the way but it appears the government is making

some progress in regards to the industry’s future … and will continue to do so.

This progress is not helped by the Fraser Institute’s recently published survey which

rated Indonesia 96th and last on its index of attractive mining jurisdictions. Although

Indonesia rates as one of the world’s top 10 most prospective places, the number of

respondents who said they would not invest there because of regulatory difficulties and/or

corruption is alarming. This ranking is hard to fathom and difficult to justify as the govern-

ment is making some positive moves, it is the world’s biggest coal exporter, the industry

is growing and there are quite a few foreign companies involved, all of which indicate that

there are much worse jurisdictions for coal investment.

Batubara tetap membara di IndonesiaWALAUPUN sedang menghadapi tantangan harga yang bergejolak, keprihatinan akan

lingkungan, ancer-ancer cadangan gas baru, dorongan meluap-luap untuk menggu-

nakan sumber energi yang dapat diperbaharui dan tanda-tanda pemugaran tenaga nuk-

lir, batubara akan terus hadir karena tidak ada pilihan lain untuk tenaga raksasa yang

diprodusirnya, dan juga tidak ada pilihan lain dalam pembuatan besi. Ini adalah berita

baik bagi Indonesia yang industri batubaranya adalah masokkan utama ekonomi negara.

Memang ada beberapa hal negatif belakangan ini seperti perubahan harga disebabkan

oleh perubahan ekonomi yang berdampak terhadap ekspor batubara di Asia, dan

perubahan kebijaksanaan pemerintah yang mencetuskan ketidakstabilan bagi operator-

operator pertambangan batubara di Indonesia dan bagi para penanam modal asing yang

bersangkutan dengan industri tersebut. Dipihak positifnya ialah cuaca hujan di Australia

yang melanda daerah-daerah pertambangan batubara, situasi politik di Mongolia dan

tekanan-tekanan pada industri ini di Amerika Utara dan Eropah.

Tentunya penting sekali bagi masa depan industri batubara di Indonesia kalau pemer-

intah bertindak adil dengan mempertimbangkan keperluan domestik, lingkungan, komu-

nitas dan hal-hal infrastruktur. Dengan adanya bermacam kepentingan yang berbeda,

sudah pasti tugas ini bukannya mudah dan tentunya akan terjadi kesalahan-kesalahan

dalam pelaksanaannya namun nampaknya pemerintah terus membuat kemajuan dalam

hal masa depan industri ini…dan akan terus berbuat demikian.

Sayangnya hal ini diwarnai oleh penerbitan sebuah hasil survei dari Fraser Institute

yang meletakkan Indonesia pada nomor 96 dan terakhir pada indeks tempat-tempat per-

tambangan yang menarik. Walaupun Indonesia menduduki tempat sepuluh utama seba-

gai negara yang prospeknya tinggi, jumlah responden-responden survei tersebut yang

menyatakan bahwa mereka tidak ingin menginvestasi disini adalah sangat mengejutkan.

Ranking demikian sulit untuk dimengerti karena pemerintah terus bergerak secara

positif, ia adalah pengekspor batubara terbesar di dunia, industri ini terus berkembang

dan ada perusahaan-perusahaan asing yang terlibat didalamnya, yang semuanya ini

menandakan bahwa ada tempat-tempat lain yang jauh lebih buruk untuk investasi

batubara.

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A MAIDEN JORC-compliant reserve of 29 million tonnes has been estab-

lished at Realm Resources’ Katingan Ria Project in Central Kalimantan.

Katingan Ria, which is 51%-owned by Realm, is shaping up as a simple,

open-cut operation that will supply low ash and low sulphur coal suited for

modern Indian and Chinese power generation.

Reserve estimates are based on JORC coal resources of 89 million tonnes.

This was established following phase 3 drilling with 6 million tonnes clas-

sified as measured, 44 million as indicated and 39 million as inferred.

Realm’s chairman Richard Rossiter says, “We are pleased to achieve this

important milestone, with sufficient reserves now defined for well over 10

years of operation. This estimate paves the way for possible financing and

development following the expected receipt of the final Pinjam Pakai

(forestry) operations permit in the second half of 2013.”

The project is planned as a 2.5 million tonne/annum open cut mine. The

planned operation consists of an open cut haul back mining method using

hydraulic loaders and rear dump trucks to dump both in-pit and ex-pit. Coal

is transported by 60 tonne road trucks about 45km to a stockpiling and barge

loading facility on the Katingan River. Barges will then transport coal

435km to river mouth for transhipment to coal ships for delivery to market.

Coal is planned to be sold unwashed, meaning there is no metallurgical

treatment required to achieve a saleable product. The coal is expected to be

predominately sold as a low ash and low sulphur coal ideally suited for mod-

ern Indian and Chinese power generation.

Reserves have been estimated by applying realistic mining, metallurgical,

economic, marketing, legal, environmental, social and government factors

to the coal resources. Mining factors (such as recovery and dilution) have

been defined from the proposed open cut mining method.

The pit optimization study, which delineated the life of mine pit used in

the reserves statement, was based on the area that was economical to mine

at a reasonably low product coal sales price. No metallurgical factors are

applicable as the ROM coal is sold as a raw coal without processing.

In addition, due to the seasonality of the Katingan River, coal mining and

barging has been limited to about 9 months in the year with campaign-style

barging planned to take advantage of periods when river depths are fully

navigable. All coal reserves are classified based on the level of detail com-

pleted in the mine planning and also the level of confidence in the resources.

Resources are reported inclusive of reserves.

CADANGAN awal yang memenuhi kriteria

JORC berjumlah 29 juta ton telah ditemui di

Proyek Katingan Ria milik Realm Resources di

Kalimantan Tengah. Katingan Ria 51% kepun-

yaan Realm akan menjadi operasi tambang terbu-

ka yang memproduksi batubara berkadar abu dan

sulfur yang rendah yang diingini pembangkit

tenaga listrik modern India dan Cina.

Cadangan batubara yang memenuhi kriteria

JORC disini diperkirakan berjumlah 89 juta ton.

Pemastian sumber ini dibuat setelah melak-

sanakan program pemboran Fase Ketiga yang

menemukan 6 juta ton terukur, 44 juta ton

terindikasi dan 39 juta ton taksiran.

Komisaris Realm Richard Rossiter men-

gatakan, “Kami sangat gembira mencapai tahap

penting ini, dengan sebuah sumber yang sudah

nyata untuk operasi sepuluh tahun kedepan.

Perkiraan ini membuka jalan untuk memungki-

nan pendanaan dan pengembangan setelah

menerima izin operasi Pinjam Pakai (kehutanan)

pada pertengahan kedua 2013.”

Proyek ini direncanakan sebagai tambang ter-

buka 2,5 juta ton per tahun. Operasi yang diren-

canakan terdiri dari metode tambang terbuka

angkut belakang menggunakan pemuat hidrolik

dan truk-truk bongkar belakang untuk pem-

bongkaran di dalam dan di luar lubang tambang.

Batubara diangkut oleh truk–truk berkapasitas 60

ton sejauh 45 km ke fasilitas penumpukan dan

bongkar pasang tongkang di Sungai Ketingan.

Kapal-kapal tongkang akan mengangkut

batubara sejauh 435 km ke muara untuk dipin-

dahkan ke kapal-kapal batubara yang akan men-

gangkutnya ke pasaran.

Batubara direncanakan dijual tanpa pembersi-

han, dengan kata lain tidak memerlukan pengola-

han matalurgi yang biasanya diperlukan bagi

menghasilkan produk yang dapat dijual. Batubara

itu diperkirakan akan dijual kebanyakannya seba-

gai batubara berkadar abu dan sulfur rendah

sesuai untuk pembangkit tenaga listrik modern

India dan Cina.

Jumlah cadangan diperhitungkan dengan

menggunakan faktor-faktor pertambangan, met-

alurgi, ekonomi, penjualan, hukum, lingkungan,

sosial dan pemerintahan keatas sumber-sumber

batubara.

Faktor pertambangan (seperti pengerukan

kembali dan pencairan) telah diperkirakan dari

metode pertambangan terbuka yang diusulkan.

Studi optimisasi untuk menentukan umur lubang

tambang dan besarnya cadangan, didasarkan

pada luas bidang yang dapat dieksploitasi secara

ekonomis dengan harga jual batubara yang ren-

dah. Tidak ada faktor metalurgi yang harus diper-

hitungkan karena batubara ROM dijual murni

tanpa pengolahan.

Ditambahkan disini, oleh karena perubahan

musim di Sungai Katingan, penambangan dan

pengangkutan batubara terbatas hanya pada sem-

bilan bulan setahun dengan menggunakan pen-

gangkutan berkampanye bagi mengambil kesem-

patan sewaktu dalamnya air sungai dapat dilayari

sepenuhnya. Semua cadangan batubara diklasi-

fikan menurut detil yang yang diperoleh sewaktu

perencanaan tambang dan juga pada tahap keyak-

inan atas sumber-sumber yang dilaporkan terma-

suk cadangan-cadangan.

Maiden 29 million tonne Katingan Ria reserve


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Cadangan awal Katingan Ria 29 juta ton

Katingan Ria is in Central Kalimantan near the Katingan River.

PT ADARO Energy intends increasing 2013 pro-

duction to 50-53 million tonnes from 47.2 million

tonnes in 2012 and says the increase will come

from ‘business improvement and cost savings’.

Adaro is a fully integrated coal mining and ener-

gy company from exploration through to power.

It is Indonesia’s second largest thermal coal pro-

ducer, operates the largest single coal mine in

Indonesia and is a significant supplier to the glob-

al seaborne thermal coal market.

The company’s coal characteristics are sub-

bituminous, medium heat value and ultra-low pol-

lutant coal, with total JORC-compliant resources

of 4.6 billion tonnes and reserves of 1.1 billion

tonnes. Because of its environmental characteris-

tics, Adaro’s coal is trademarked as ‘Envirocoal’

with acceptance among blue-chip power utilities.

The 2013 forecasts followed a record final

2012 quarter which saw production reach 13.31

million tonnes, up 7% year-on-year, and sales

volume of 13.96 million tonnes, up 12%.

Demand is increasing, especially from emerging

economies spearheaded by China and India.

2012 was Adaro’s second best production year

with the coal market rebounding towards the end

of the year after challenging conditions. It also

introduced a new Envirocoal product, E4500, a

blend between E5000 (Tutupan) and E4000

(Wara), in order to provide more options to its

customers and to optimize its product portfolio

revenue. Adaro sold 1.95 million tonnes of E4500

in 2012 to customers in Korea and Indonesia.

This year Adaro plans to introduce another

Envirocoal brand, E4700, which will be a stand-

alone non-blended product from the northern area

of Tutupan pit. Also, Adaro is developing an

overburden crushing and conveying system and a

2 x 30MW mine-mouth power plant, both of

which will be commissioned by June 30 2013.

The company maintains geographical diversi-

fication to reduce risk and sells Envirocoal to 49

customers in 17 countries. It remains a leading

domestic supplier with 10.74 million tonnes or

23% of its total sales volume. In 2012 exports to

India amounted to 15% of the total, to Spain 12%,

Japan 9%, Korea 8%, Hong Kong 8%, China 6%,

Malaysia 5%, Taiwan 4% and USA 4%.

Adaro is also increasing production through

acquiring interests in other producers. It has

entered an option to provide a convertible loan for

three years which will result in acquisition of con-

trolling interest in PT Bhakti Energi Persada

(BEP), which owns 7 low-grade thermal licences

in Muara Wahau district, East Kalimantan.

Indonesia

Adaro will continue to expand in 2013

PT ADARO Energy bertekad meningkatkan

jumlah produksi di tahun 2013 ke 50 sampai 53

juta ton dari 47.2 juta ton ditahun 2012 dan men-

gatakan bahwa peningkatan dihasilkan dari

penyempurnaan bisnis serta penghematan biaya.

Adaro adalah sebuah perusahaan pertambangan

batubara sekalian pembangkit tenaga dari mulai

eksplorasi sampai tenaga listrik. Ia adalah

perusahaan kedua terbesar Indonesia yang mem-

produsir batubara panas, mengoperasikan tam-

bang batubara tunggal terbesar di Indonesia dan

supplier pasaran batubara panas dunia melalui

laut yang signifikan.

Ciri-ciri batubara perusahaan ini adalah sub-

bituminous, dengan nilai panas menengah dan

mengandung kadar polusi yang ultra-rendah,

dengan batubara yang memenuhi kriteria JORC

sebanyak 4.6 milyar ton dan cadangan 1,1 milyar

ton. Oleh karena cirri-ciri lingkungannya yang

baik, batubara Adaro ini dijuluki “Batubara

Enviro” dan diterima baik oleh para pembangkit

tenaga listrik ternama.

Ramalan tahun 2013 menyusuli hasil kwartal

akhir tahun 2012 yang meyakinkan dimana pro-

duksi mencapai 13,31 juta ton, naik 7% tahun

demi tahun dan jumlah penjualan 13,96 juta ton

naik dengan 12%. Permintaan terus meningkat

terutama dari ekonomi-ekonomi baru Asia yang

dipelopori oleh Cina dan India.

2012 adalah tahun produksi kedua terbaik den-

gan pasaran batubara membaik setelah keadaan

pasar yang mencabar. Ia juga memperkenalkan

sebuah produk Batubara Enviro baru, yang

diberi nama E4500, sebuah campuran E5000

(Tutupan) dan E4000(Wara), untuk memberikan

lebih banyak lagi pilihan kepada pelanggannya

dan sekalian mengoptimasikan portfolio pendap-

atannya. Adaro menjual 1,95 juta ton E4500

pada tahun 2012 ke pelanggan-pelanggannya di

Korea dan Indonesia.

Tahun ini Adaro merencanakan untuk mem-

perkenalkan satu lagi merek Batubara Enviro,

yaitu E4700, sebuah produk murni (bukan cam-

puran) dari bagian utara tambang Tutupan.

Adaro juga sedang mengembangkan sebuah sis-

tem pencernahan timbunan kotor dan pita pen-

gantar serta 2 x 30MW pmbangkit tenaga listrik

yang diperkirakan akan dikomisikan pada

pertengahan pertama tahun 2013.

Perusahaan tetap meneruskan diversifikasi

lokasi bagi memperkecil risiko dan menjual

Batubara Enviro ke 49 pelanggan di 17 negara.

Ia juga terus berperan sebagai supplier domestik

dengan 10,74 juta ton atau 23% dari jumlah pen-

jualannya. Dalam tahun 2012 ekspor ke India

berjumlah 15% dari keseluruhan, ke Sepanyol

12%, Jepang 9% Korea 8% Hong Kong 8% Cina

6%, Malaysia 5% Taiwan 4% dan AS 4%.

Adora juga sedang meningkatkan produksinya

melalui pembelian saham produsir-produsir lain.

Ia telah juga menyatakan opsi menyediakan pin-

jaman convertible selama tiga tahun yang akan

menguasai PT Bhakti Energi Persada (BEP)

empunya tujuh lisensi batubara panas kadar ren-

dah di kabupaten Muara Wahau di Kalimantan

Timur.

Adaro terus berkembang di 2013

Unloading side-tippers at Adaro’s coal operations in South Kalimantan, Indonesia’s largest single coal mine.



Indonesia

Bukit Asam expands sales and facilitiesSTATE-OWNED coal miner PT Bukit Asam,

which operates mines in South Sumatra and East

Kalimantan, intends to increase coal sales this

year by 25% to 20 million tonnes and expects to

benefit from higher average selling prices. To

facilitate expanding sales, the company has set

aside Rp2.5 trillion (US$258.13 million), includ-

ing a Rp1.5 trillion port expansion at Tarahan in

Lampung province and a US$18 million upgrad-

ing of loading facilities at Kertapati port in

Pelambang, South Sumatra.

Bukit Asam’s president director Milawarma

says the production increase is intended to meet

growing coal demand, especially from foreign

markets. The company’s exports are directed

China, Hong Kong, India, Japan, Malaysia, the

Philippines, Taiwan and Vietnam. It hopes

exports will grow to reach 50% of total revenues

from the current 45%.

He says the company will this year focus on

exporting high-calorie coal, with a caloric value

above 6000, as it provides better profit margins.

“Japan needs high-calorie coal for its technology

and because that coal produces low dust.”

However, the company will continue exporting

low-calorie coal to India.

Milawarma says the Tarahan terminal expan-

sion is one of important programs needed to

achieve the company’s targets. The expansion

means construction of a new ship loader and a

new dock, and the purchase of four new rotary car

dumper (RCD) units. The expansion will mean

the port can manage large vessels and increase its

annual capacity to between 22 million and 25

million tonnes from 15 million.

By accommodating large vessels, the company

also hopes to reduce overseas freight costs as

Tarahan functions as point of origin for exports to

China, India, Japan, Taiwan and Vietnam. “The

bigger the vessel, the cheaper the cost will be. We

may be able to reduce the freight costs to China,

for example, by $3 per tonne. The reduction will

certainly benefit us,” Milawarma says.

To support the Tarahan port, Bukit Asam is

constructing a US$29.1 million coal-fired power

plant, with capacity of 2x8MW. The plant is slat-

ed to begin operations in the second half of 2013.

It is also increasing the capacity of the railroad

used to transport coal from its Tanjung Enim con-

cession in South Sumatra to Tarahan.

Bukit Asam says it has saved about Rp75 bil-

lion by developing its own coal handling facility

(CHF) at Kertapati. The project was managed by

its own employees. “If we buy a CHF, it costs

around Rp90 billion, but it only costs Rp15 bil-

lion to build ourselves,” says corporate secretary

Joko Pramono. “The CHF is part of the Kertapati

Port renovation. The refurbishment is expected to

increase port capacity to annually accommodate

2.7 million tonnes of coal.”

PERUSAHAAN tambang batubara milik negara

PT Bukit Asam yang mengelola beberapa tam-

bang di Sumatera Selatan dan Kalimantan Timur

berencana meningkatkan 25% penjualan

batubara tahun ini ke 20 juta ton dan mengharap-

kan keuntungan dari harga penjualan rata-rata

yang lebih tinggi. Perusahaan telah menyediakan

Rp2,5 triliun (AS$258.13 juta) termasuk Rp1,5

triliun untuk pengembangan pelabuhan di

Tarahan, Propinsi Lampung dan AS$ 18 juta pen-

ingkatan sarana bongkar muat di pelabuhan

Kertapati, Palembang, Sumatera Selatan.

Dirut Bukit Asam Milawarma menyatakan

bahwa peningkatan produksi dirmaksudkan

untuk memenuhi peningkatan permintaan

terutama dari pasaran-pasaran luar negeri.

Perusahaannya mengekspor ke Cina, Hong

Kong, India, Jepang, Malaysia, Filipina, Taiwan

dan Vietnam. Diharapkan ekspor akan mencapai

50% dari hasil pendapatan yang pada waktu ini

berjumlah 45%.

Ia mengatakan bahwa perusahaannya akan

memfokuskan diri pada ekspor batubara

berkalorifik tinggi (diatas 6000) karena ini men-

datangkan keuntungan yang lebih baik. “Jepang

memerlukan batubara berkalorifik tinggi untuk

teknologinya dan karena batubara tersebut men-

geluarkan kadar abu yang rendah”. Namun

perusahaan akan terus mengekspor batubara

berkalorifik rendah ke India.

Milawarma mengatakan bahwa pengemban-

gan pelabuhan Tarahan adalah salah satu program

penting bagi mencapai tujuan-tujuan perusahaan.

Ini menyangkut konstruksi loader dan dock baru

serta pembelian empat pembongkar gerbong

putar (rotary car dumper (RCD)). Dengan

demikian pelabuhan dapat mengelola kapal-kapal

besar yang akan meningkatkan kapasitas dari 15

ton ke antara 22 sampai 25 juta ton setahun.

Perusahaan juga mengharapkan ongkos pen-

gangkutan keluar negeri akan berkurang dengan

pengelolaan kapal-kapal besar sehingga Tarahan

berfungsi sebagai titik mula ekspor ke Cina,

India, Jepang, Taiwan dan Vietnam. “Lebih besar

kapalnya lebih murah ongkosnya. Sebagai con-

toh, kita dapat mengurangkan ongkos-ongkos

pengangkutan ke Cina dengan $3 per ton.

Pengurangan ini pasti menguntungkan kami.”

Kata Milawarma.

Bagi menunjang operasi pelabuhan Tarahan,

Bukit Asam sedang membangun pembangkit

tenaga listrik berkapasitas 2 x 8 MW menggu-

nakan bahan bakar batubara yang diharapkan

bermula operasi pada pertengahan kedua 2013. Ia

juga akan meningkatkan kapasitas pengangkutan

keretapi untuk batubara dari konsesi Tanjung

Enim nya in Sumatera Selatan ke Tarahan.

Bukit Asam menyatakan bahwa dengan mem-

bangun sendiri sarana penanganan batubaranya di

Kertapati ia telah menghemat kira-kira Rp75 mil-

yar. Proyek tersebut dikelola oleh staff mereka

sendiri. “Untuk membeli CHF akan memakan

ongkos Rp90 milyar sedangkan membangunnya

sendiri hanya memakan biaya Rp15 milyar,” kata

Joko Pramono, Sekretaris eksekutif.

“CHF adalah bagian dari renovasi Pelabuhan

Kertapati. Pembaruan ini diharapkan

meningkatkan kapasitas pelabuhan ke 2,7 juta ton

batubara setahun” katanya.

Bukit Asam tingkatkan pemasaran dan sarana-sarananya

PT Bukit Asam has assembled an impressive team to advance its energy projects in

Indonesia.

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Indonesia

ACQUISITION of a company which

holds land near Sakari Resources’

Jembayan Coal Project will improve

transport logistics and has potential to

create substantial savings in haulage

costs. Sakari’s agreement to purchase fur-

ther concessions to the north of the mine

may also unlock wider coal reserves in

the Separi basin of Kalimantan.

Sakari has acquired PT Tri Tunggal

Lestari Bersama, a company that owns

an exclusive right of way to convey coal

over Pertamina’s gas pipelines that lie to

the east of the Separi basin and

Jembayan mine. Sakari will, therefore,

be able to open an overland route for

transporting coal from Jembayan and the

Separi region to the coast.

The distance from Jembayan to the

coast in a direct overland route would be

about 40km compared to the current

route that involves hauling coal 30km to

Mahakam River and then barging it over

distances of around 120km to ship load-

ing anchorages.

Sakari’s pre-feasibility studies indi-

cate a direct transport route to the east

coast would result in substantial savings

in Jembayan haulage costs.

The Mahakam River is increasingly

busy as a shipping route for various

commodities in inland Kalimantan and

an alternative route for transporting coal

would significantly facilitate transporta-

tion operations for Jembayan.

As well as the right of way, Tri Tunggal owns

land assets and intellectual property assets in

the form of engineering studies for a bridge

over the gas pipelines. Sakari will now finalize

more detailed studies on the eastern cor-

ridor.

The six concessions which Sakari

aims to purchase to the north of

Jembayan could also benefit from the

alternative transport route. Due dili-

gence on these concessions was sched-

uled to begin in December.

Cash costs at the Jembayan opera-

tions have reduced from their peak of

US$68 per tonne in the first quarter of

2012 to US$54.70 in the third quarter

while production continues its upward

trend, reaching 2.35 million tonnes, the

highest quarterly rate for 2012. It was

also 4% higher than the corresponding

quarter in 2011.

At Sebuku mine production in the

third quarter reached a record high of

1.082 million tonnes, which was 146%

higher than in the same period of 2011.

Progress in the northern leases contin-

ues as planned with the first coal mined

in September from the second pit that

has been under development in 2012.

There has been a significant increase in

marketable reserves at Sebuku to 26.5

million tonnes.

Meantime, a takeover bid for Sakari

by PTT Mining Group, a subsidiary of

PTT International has succeeded with

Sakari subsequently being delisted from

the Main Board of the Singapore

Exchange Securities Trading Limited.

The delisting followed PTT gaining more than

93% of Sakari.

Acquisition to improve Jembayan logistics

PEROLEHAN sebuah perusahaan yang mem-

punyai tanah dekat Proyek Batubara Jembayan

milik Sakari Resources akan membantu logistika

pengangkutan dan berpotensi menghemat

ongkos-ongkos pengangkutan secara signifikan.

Persetujuan oleh Sakari untuk membeli lagi

konsesi-konsesi disebelah utara tambang berke-

mungkinan membuka pula cadangan-cadangan

batubara di daerah Separi di Kalimantan.

Sakari telah memperoleh PT Tri Tunggal

Lestari Bersama yang mempunyai hak eksklusif

mengangkut batubara diatas pipa-pipa gas

Pertamina di sebelah timur daerah Separi dan

tambang Jembayan. Dengan demikian, Sakari

dapat membuka rute jalan darat untuk men-

gangkut batubara dari jembayan dan Separi ke

pesisir.

Jarak jalan darat langsung dari Jembayan ke

pesisir adalah kurang lebih 40 km ketimbang

rute sekarang yang terdiri dari mengangkut

batubara sejauh 30 km ke Sungai Mahakam

diteruskan dengan tongkang ke lokasi kapal

untuk dimuat yang jaraknya adalah 120 km.

Studi pra-feasibility yang dilaksanakan Sakari

menunjukkan bahwa pengangkutan rute lang-

sung ke pesisir timur akan menghemat besar

ongkos pengangkutan di Jembayan.

Disamping itu, Sungai Mahakam juga terus

bertambah sibuk sebagai jalur perkapalan mem-

bawa bermacam komoditas dari daratan Kali -

mantan. Jalur alternatif pengangkutan batubara

akan membantu operasi transportasi Jembayan.

Disamping hak jalan, Tri Tunggal juga memi-

liki aset tanah dan harta intelektuil dalam bentuk

studi teknik pembangunan sebuah jembatan

diatas pipa-pipa gas. Sekarang Sakari akan

menyelesaikan studi-studi yang lebih mendetil di

gerbang timur.

Keenam konsesi di bagian utara Jembayan

yang ingin dibeli Sakari juga akan mendapat

keuntungan dari rute alternatif pengangkutan itu.

Due diligence atas konsesi-konsesi ini diren-

canakan bermulai pada bulan Desember.

Ongkos-ongkos tunai operasi Jembayan telah

berkurang dari puncaknya yaitu AS$68 per ton di

kwartal pertama tahun 2012 ke AS$54.70 pada

kwartal ketiga, sedangkan produksi terus

meningkat mencapai 2.35 juta ton, yaitu jumlah

tertinggi untuk tahun 2012. Ini juga 4% melebihi

hasil kwartal yang sama di tahun 2011.

Produksi tambang Sebuku mencapai 1,082

juta ton di kwartal ketiga, yaitu 146% lebih ting-

gi dari periode yang sama di tahun 2011.

Perkembangan di tambang-tambang bagian utara

terus berjalan seperti direncanakan dengan

penambangan batubara pertama pada bulan

September dari lubang kedua yang dibuka di

tahun 2012.

Juga ada peningkatan dalam cadangan yang

mudah jual di Sebuku ke 26.5 juta ton.

Sementara itu rencana pengambil-alihan

Sakari oleh group pertambangan PTT anak

perusahaan PTT International tetnyata berhasil

dengan Sakari dicabut dari pendaftaran Papan

Utama bursa Singapura setelah PTT mendapat

lebih dari 93% Sakari.

Akuisisi tingkatkan logistika Jembayan

Acquisition of land near Jembayan Coal Project may result in

significant haulage savings.

Coal stockpiled at Sakari Resources’ Jembayan project.

ASX-LISTED Indus Coal intends to initiate a JORC-compliant drilling

program on its MukoMuko Coal Project in Bengkulu province of

Western Sumatra by the end of June. The drilling was delayed while the

company focused on completing legal and technical due diligence, and

financing and settling the first stage of the purchase of the Jambi Coal

Projects, also in Sumatra.

While completing this work Indus has ensured that the MukoMuko

project has met its environmental and forestry commitments, continued

to accumulate data for the preliminary feasibility study, maintained

ongoing native title commitments in the local villages and progressed the

exploration program via additional outcrop sampling.

MukoMuko covers 2337 hectares of which about 63% encompasses

the coal-bearing Lemau Formation and about 19% the secondary

prospective Bitunan formation.

Late last year Indus agreed to a series of transactions to purchase an

indirect interest in three thermal coal-bearing concessions totalling

14,394 hectares in the thermal coal producing region of Jambi province.

In early 2013 it purchased a 38% stake in BEP and BMC, representing

stage 1 of the acquisition. The company has the right to purchase a fur-

ther 38% interest while the vendor has the option to sell to Indus a fur-

ther 24% shareholding, subject to the satisfaction of certain conditions.

The concessions are Block 7 (5001 hectares), Block 8 (4380 hectares)

and Block 9 (5013 hectares) in Jambi province, to the east of the

MukoMuko project and with similar risk/reward profile. All three have

granted exploration licence IUPs while Block 9 also has an AMDAL

clearance (environmental licence). Indus expected that a production IUP

and all necessary forestry permits would be granted for Block 9 during

the first quarter of 2013. AMDAL clearances and forestry permits for the

other blocks are expected before June 30.

Numerous operating coal mines are in close proximity to all three con-

cessions with stripping rates between 1:1 and 1:6. Regional costs of coal

mine production are about US$32 per tonne while the coal being mined

has an average calorific value of 5300-5700 kcal/kg and sulphur content

of 0.059-1.04%, and sells for US$48 per tonne.

A 150-hole JORC-compliant drilling program for 15,000 metres has

been planned across the concessions and will start with a 70-hole cam-

paign on Block 9 over a ‘sweet spot’ of 1000 hectares.

Indus is focused on bringing the MukoMuko and Jambi projects to

production over the next 12 months and is continuing to build scale with

local coal partner PT Param Energy, a company founded by Indus exec-

utive director Vinay Hariani and which is a vertically integrated coal

mining business with 15 years of experience in coal project identifica-

tion, coal mining and international coal trading in Indonesia.

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Indus Coal to initiateMukoMuko drilling

Indus Coal memulaipemboran MukoMukoINDUS Coal yang terdaftar di ASX berniat memulai program pemboran

memenuhi JORC di Proyek Batubara MukoMuko di daerah Bengkulu di

Sumatera Barat pada akhir bulan Juni. Pemboran ditunda karena perusa-

haan memusatkan perhatian dalam menyelesaikan due diligence hukum

dan teknis, serta menyediakan dana dan menyelesaikan tahap pertama

pembelian Proyek-proyek batubara Jambi, juga di Sumatera.

Sambil menyelesaikan kegiatan-kegiatan tersebut Indus meyakinkan

bahwa proyek MukoMuko telah memenuhi syarat-syarat lingkungan dan

perhutanan, terus mengumpulkan data untuk feasibility study awal, men-

gawal syarat-syarat hak pribumi di kampong-kampung setempat dan telah

meneruskan program eksplorasi melalui sampel outcrop tambahan.

MukoMuko mencakup 2337 hektar 63% darinya adalah batubara Formasi

Lemau dan lebih kurang 19% prospektif sekunder formasi Bitunan.

Pada akhir tahun lalu Indus menyetujui beberapa transaksi untuk mem-

beli saham tidak langsung di tiga konsesi batubara panas berjumlah

14,394 hektar di daerah produksi batubara panas Propinsi Jambi. Sebagai

tahap pertama dari akuisisi ini pada awal 2013 ia telah membeli 38%

saham di BEP dan BMC. Perusahaan ini berhak membeli 38% lagi sedan-

gkan pihak penjual mempunyai opsi menjual kepada Indus 24% lagi

saham setelah memenuhi beberapa syarat-syarat tertentu.

Konsesi-konsesi tersebut adalah Blok 7 (5001 hektar), Blok 8 (4380

hektar) dan Blok 9 (5013 hektar) di Propinsi Jambi, disebelah timur

proyek MukoMuko dan dengan profil risiko/hasil yang mirip sama.

Ketiga-tiganya telah mendapatkan lisensi IUP eksplorasi sedangkan Blok

9 juga mempunyai pembebasan AMDAL (lisensi lingkungan). Indus

mengharapkan IUP produksi dan semua izin-izin kehutanan yang diper-

lukan akan didapati untuk Blok 9 pada kwartal pertama 2013.

Pembebasan AMDAL dan izin-izin kehutanan untuk blok-blok lainnya

diharapkan sebelum 30 Juni.

Banyak lagi tambang-tambang batubara lain beroperasi didekat ketiga

konsesi-konsesi tersebut dengan nasbah stripping antara 1:1 sampai 1:6.

Biaya-biaya setempat untuk produksi batubara berkisar sekitar AS$32 per

tonne sedangkan batubaranya mempunyai nilai kalorifis antara 5300-5700

kcal/kg dan kadar sulfur 0.059-1.04% dan dijual seharga AS$48 per tonne.

Sebuah program pemboran 150 lubang memenuhi syarat JORC sepan-

jang 15.000 meter menyangkut ketiga konsesi telah direncanakan dan

akan dimulai dengan kampanye 70 lubang di Blok 9 diatas ‘titik manis’

seluas 1000 hektar.

Indus bertekad menggiring proyek-proyek MukoMuko dan Jambi ke

taraf produksi dalam waktu 12 bulan dan terus mendirikan skala dengan

mitra lokal PT Param Energy, sebuah perusahaan pertambangan batubara

terintegrasi vertikal yang dibentuk oleh Direktur Eksekutif Indus, Vinay

Hariani dan berpengalaman 15 tahun dalam mengidentifikasi proyek

batubara, pertambangan batubara dan penjual-belian internasional

batubara di Indonesia.

Indus Coal’s MukoMuko project is in Western Sumatra with

the new Jambi projects to the east. The MukoMuko project boasts impressive logistics.


CHALLENGER Deep Resources’ subsidiary PT

Bestindo Energy has entered an exclusivity

agreement relating to the right to mine and mar-

ket coal from the KEM Coal Project in Central

Kalimantan.

The agreement with CV Kara Elmas Madenleri

(KEM) gives Challenger the exclusive right, for

60 days, to conduct due diligence on the KEM

project and to enter into a mining operation-pro-

duction agreement, which would give Challenger

full control of all coal production and marketing

within the project area.

KEM owns the KEM project which is in

Murah Teweh district and 12km east of the Barito

River, the main river transportation route for the

area. The project covers 335 hectares with an IUP

operation production licence in place. It is a

multi-seam high-quality thermal coal project with

existing infrastructure in place to enable an early

start to production, including a 12km haul road

and loading jetty. Coal can be sold FOB barge at

the jetty site or transhipped further downstream to

a stockpile for later, direct loading on the mother

vessel for shipment to final consumption markets.

Challenger has staff onsite to complete due

diligence, to begin mine plan drilling and to pre-

pare infrastructure agreements. “This is a very

important development for Challenger,” says the

company’s president and CEO Ranjeet Sunder.

“The KEM project gives us the potential to gen-

erate near-term cash flow which will provide

funding for our Tabang project development and

will enable us to capitalize on other high-quality

opportunities, while minimizing dilution to share-

holders during these difficult capital markets. We

view this project as having very low risk and rel-

atively low capital requirements which are both

key elements in our Indonesian coal strategy.”

This agreement follows an MoU signed last

year with Indonesian coal marketing firm, PT

Surya Dinamika Lestari (SDL) to market domes-

tic thermal coal from the Tabang project in East

Kalimantan. Under the terms of the MOU the

parties will work together to develop a marketing

plan and negotiate a formal coal sales agreement

for Tabang coal production. SDL will seek to

secure domestic buyers for the coal and will

advise Challenger on the best pricing parameters

for different production scenarios.

Tabang comprises four properties in close

proximity. The ATRP and Pelangi properties are

under formal purchase contracts while CBM and

Inhuwa Purba (IP) are under exclusive MoUs.

Challenger is developing Tabang using a three-

step approach. Step one involves construction of

a short-haul road and jetty facility on the Belayan

River for production from the ATRP property.

Steps two and three add infrastructure and devel-

opment of the Pelangi, CBM and IP properties.

After review, Challenger has determined that the

Tabang project has favourable coal economics for

export to India and China, while also supplying a

burgeoning Indonesian domestic power market as

its economy grows.

Indonesia

Challenger signs mining and marketing agreement

PT BESTINDO Energy, anak perusahaan

Challenger Deep Resources telah membuat per-

janjian eksklusif untuk hak menambang dan

mem as ar kan batubara dari Proyek Batubara

KEM di Kali mantan Tengah. Persetujuan dengan

CV Kara Elmas Madenleri (KEM) itu mem-

berikan hak eksklusif kepada Challenger selama

60 hari untuk melaksanakan due diligence pada

Proyek KEM dan untuk menjajaki perjanjian

operasi pertambangan-pproduksi yang akan

memberikan Chall enger pengendalian penuh

dalam produksi dan pemasaran batubara di

kawasan proyek tersebut.

Proyek KEM yang dimiliki KEM berada di

Kabupaten Murah Teweh 12 km ditimur Sungai

Barito, saranan pengangkutan utama di daerah

tersebut. Proyek ini mencakup 335 hektar den-

gan lisensi IUP operasi dan produksi. Proyek ini

terdiri dari seam ganda batubara panas bermutu

tinggi dengan infrastruktur tersedia termasuk

jalan sepanjang 12 km dan bongkar muat jetty,

yang memungkinkan produksi seawal mungkin.

Batubara dapat dijual FOB tongkang di jetty atau

diangkut ke timbunan stok dihilir untuk dimuat

langsung ke kapal yang mengangkutnya ke pasar

konsumen.

Challenger mempunyai staff ditempat untuk

menyelesaikan due diligence, memulai pemboran

sesuai dengan rencana pertambangan dan untuk

menyiapkan persetujuan-persetujuan infrastruk-

tur. “Ini adalah perkembangan yang penting bagi

Challenger” kata Ranjeet Sunder Presiden dan

CEO perusahaan. “Proyek KEM memberikan

potensi untuk cash-flow jangka pendek yang akan

menyediakan dana untuk pengembangan proyek

Tabang dan memungkinkan kapitalisasi bagi kem -

ungkinan-kemungkinan bermutu tinggi lain, sam-

bil memperkecil pengurangan untuk pemegang

saham dalam pasar modal waktu ini. Kami meli-

hat proyek ini mempunyai risiko dan modal yang

relative rendah. Kedua-duanya adalah unsur pent-

ing dalam strategi batubara Indonesia kami.”

Persetujuan ini menyusul MoU dengan

perusahaan pemasaran batubara Indonesia, PT

Surya Din amika Lestari (SDL) yang ditandatan-

gani tahun lalu untuk memasarkan batubara

panas dari proyek Tabang di Kalimantan Timur

di dalam negeri. Menurut MoU tersebut, kedua

belah pihak akan bekerjasama membuat rencana

pem a saran dan mendapatkan persetujuan pen-

jualan batubara resmi untuk produksi batubara

Tabang. SDL akan mendapatkan pembeli-pem-

beli batu bara dalam negeri dan akan men-

gusulkan parameter-parameter penentuan harga

yang terbaik kepada Challenger bagi bermacam

skenario produksi.

Tabang terdiri dari empat kawasan yang

berdekatan. Kawasan ATRP dan Pelangi masuk

dalam kontrak beli sedangkan CBM dan Inhuwa

Purba (IP) ada dibawah MoU Eksklusif.

Challenger sedang mengembangkan Tabang

menggunakan pendekatan tiga langkah. Langkah

pertama ialah konstruksi sarana jalan ke dan jetty

di Sungai Belayan untuk produksi dari ATRP.

Langkah kedua dan ketiga adalah penambahan

infrastruktur dan perkembangan Pelangi, CBM

dan IP. Setelah penelitian kembali, Challenger

memutuskan bahwa proyek Tabang mempunyai

ekonomi batubara yang baik untuk ekspor ke

India dan Cina, sambil mesuplai pasar tenaga

dalam negeri Indonesia dengan ekonominya

yang terus berkembang.

Challenger tandatangani perjanjian pertambangan dan pemasaran

Challenger Deep’s Tabang Coal Project is in East Kalimantan alongside the Belayan River


KILLARA Resources is continuing its due dili-

gence on the Bengkulu Coal Project in Sumatra

and is negotiating an extension owing to wet

weather which has prevented measurement of

coal seam thicknesses in the recently identified

outcrops.

The rain increased river and tributary water lev-

els and the proposed extension is expected to

allow for re-assessment of the seams under more

favourable field conditions.

The Bengkulu project covers 2000 hectares of

the larger Bengkulu Forearc Basin. Regional geo-

logical mapping from Indonesia’s Ministry or

Mining and Energy Resources along with initial

Killara field work shows this covering the

prospective Lemau Formation and an area of

Quarternary volcanics.

Lemau is the foremost coal-bearing formation

in Bengkulu province.

Despite poor field conditions due to an extend-

ed wet season, Killara geologists identified and

sampled two coal outcrops from the Lemau

Formation with a potential strike length of 3.5km.

Laboratory analysis of the samples was within

expected ranges for the formation and indicates

the presence of a moderate energy, direct export

thermal coal with low levels of ash and sulphur.

The due diligence follows the executive of a

Memorandum of Understanding agreeing on

commercial terms to acquire an 85% interest in

the Bengkulu province tenement.

The due diligence has comprised general recon-

naissance mapping and representative sampling of

coal occurrences along with socialization pro-

grams. Success will lead to a stratigraphic drilling

campaign.

The project is 100% APL forestry (Areal

Pengunaan Lain or non-forestry) and no permits

are required from the Indonesian Forestry

Department to complete exploration or production

activities.

Following successful completion of the due

diligence Killara has the option to proceed with

the transaction by way of a series of payments

which in total amounts to US$2.75 million.

If due diligence is favourable Killara can elect

to pay US$100,000 for the concession as an

option exercise payment, a further US$100,000

upon receipt of necessary permits to enable explo-

ration, US$250,000 upon completion of an initial

resource drilling program, US$300,000 upon the

upgrade of concessions to production status,

US$500,000 upon completion of a bankable feasi-

bility study and decision to mine, and US$1.5 mil-

lion to commence commercial production.

Killara has also conducted legal due diligence

on the Nunukan Coal Project in East Kalimantan.

The project comprises three IUPs that cover

15,103 hectares of the largely unexplored Tarakan

Basin coal province.

The due diligence showed that two of the IUPs

were ‘Clean & Clear’ based on information pro-

vided by the Indonesian Ministry of Energy and

Mining Resources, however the third one had

expired.

Given its integral nature to the Nunukan proj-

ect, Killara has terminated any further work on the

project pending re-issuance of the ‘Clean & Clear’

status.

KILLARA Resources sedang meneruskan ‘due-

diligence’ pada Proyek Batubara Bengkulu di

Sumatera dan tengah meminta perpanjangan

waktu karena kesulitan pengukuran ketebalan

batubara dan mengidentifikasi outcrops pada

musim hujan yang telah menaikkan tinggi air di

sungai dan anak-anak sungai. Perpanjangan

waktu akan memungkinkan evaluasi ulang dalam

kondisi yang lebih baik.

Proyek Bengkulu ini mencakup 2000 hektar

dari Lingkaran Muka Dataran Bengkulu. Peta

geologis setempat dari Kementerian

Pertambangan dan Energi serta kerja-kerja awal

Killara menunjukkan bahwa kawasan ini meliputi

daerah prospektif Formasi Lemau yang terdiri

dari volcanis kwarternir.

Lemau mempunyai formasi batubara utama di

Propinsi Bengkulu.

Walaupun kondisi tidak memuaskan oleh kare-

na hujan yang berterusan, geolog-geolog Killara

telah menemukan dan mencoba dua outcrops dari

Formasi Lemau yang diperkirakan berpotensi

panjang 3.5 km.

Analisa laboratorium kedua sampel berada

dalam batas-batas yang diharapkan dari formasi

tersebut dan menunjukkan batubara panas dengan

energy sederhana dan kadar abu dan sulfur yang

rendah.

Due diligence dilaksanakan setelah adanya

MoU yang menyetujui syarat komersil bagi men-

dapatkan 85% andil dalam tenement Proponsi

Bengkulu itu. Due diligence ini terdiri dari dan

termasuk pemetaan umum dan percobaan

batubara serta program-program sosialisasi.

Keberhasilan akan membawa kampanye pembo-

ran stratigrafis.

Proyek ini adalah 100% APL perhutanan

(Areal Penggunaan Lain atau non-perhutanan)

dan tidak memerlukan izin-izin dari Departemen

Perhutanan Indonesia bagi menyelesaikan

eksplorasi atau kegiatan-kegiatan produksi.

Seselesainya due diligence yang berhasil Killara

mempunyai opsi untuk melaksanakan transaksi

menerusi pembayaran sejumlah AS$2,75 juta.

Seandainya due diligence sukses, Killara akan

membayar AS$100,000 sebagai pembayaran opsi

bagi konsensi tersebut, ditambah dengan

AS$100,000 lagi setelah menerima izin-izin yang

diperlukan untuk dapat memulai eksplorasi,

AS$250,000 seselesainya program pemboran

permulaan, AS$300,000 ketika peningkatakan

status konsesi ke produksi, AS$500,000 sesele-

sainya feasibility study dan keputusan untuk

penambangan dan AS$1,5 juta untuk memulai

produksi komersil.

Killara telah pula melaksanakan due diligence

hukum di Proyek Batubara Nunukan di

Kalimantan Timur. Proyek ini terdiri dari tiga IUP

mencakup 15,103 hektar daerah propinsi

batubara dataran Tarakan yang belum pernah

dieksplorasi.

Berdasarkan informasi Kementerian Sumber

Tenaga dan Pertambangan Indonesia,dua IUP

dinyatakan ‘Bersih dan jelas’ sedangkan yang

ketiga telah daluwarsa.

Karena proyek Nunukan bersifat satuan,

Killara telah menghentikan kegiatan dalam

proyek ini sampai mendapatkan status ‘Bersih

dan Jelas’.

Indonesia

Killara continues Bengkulu due diligence

Killara teruskan ‘due diligence’ Bengkulu

Examining coal outcrops on a Killara Resources’ Indonesian prospect.

SOUTH East Asia Resources, formerly Victory

West Metals, has finalized acquisition of a

Singapore-based company, South East Asia

Energy Resources (SEAE), which holds interests

in a number of Indonesian thermal and coking

coal projects, and has the ability to secure further

projects. The most recent coking coal project

acquired by the new company late last year is

Penajam East in East Kalimantan.

The acquisition agreement provides South East

Asia with full title to all coal and production to

existing jetty port facilities 34km from the mine.

All infrastructure is in place for immediate mine

production, including camp, mining equipment,

haul road and processing crushing facilities.

The Penajam East project comprises two cok-

ing coal mining concessions with total area of 164

hectares with IUP Production approval over the

area. The project is within the Kutai Basin and has

been subject to previous mining and exploration

which should advance the development process.

Five mining pits are already open with overbur-

den removed and are available for recommission-

ing leading to reduced start-up costs and time.

Coal thickness ranges between 0.45 metres and

1.1 metres, and there are additional opportunities

for further exploration.

The coal quality has been sampled over the 4

coal seams by SEAE geologists and has been sent

for independent analysis. The company will com-

mercially market the coal as coking coal and

negotiations are under way with a Chinese steel

mill in this regard.

After mobilizing at the concession in December

to undertake further drilling, mine planning and

preparation for coal production, South East Asia

expected to begin production from existing

exposed coal seams during the first quarter of

2013. There are no JORC-compliant reserves or

resources reportable for this project at this stage.

The development strategy was to begin opera-

tions in concession 1 in the most recently mined

open pit where the coal seam is exposed. Coal

produced here is expected to have medium to high

sulphur and the company proposes to blend it with

appropriate medium grade, low sulphur coal to

reduce the project’s sulphur content to produce

medium grade coal with less than 1% sulphur suit-

able for exporting.

Following initial production, stage 2 will

involve further exploration of the concession, in

particular concession 2. Further drilling and

exploration will continue throughout both conces-

sions to look for additional mining opportunities.

The Penajam East project will run concurrently

with development of South East Asia’s other East

and South Kalimantan thermal coal develop-

ments. On December 5, 2012, SEAE entered into

an advanced funding/offtake arrangement term

sheet with Guandong Era Elemen Resources.

Guandong agreed to provide prepayment finance

of US$3 million to SEAE, an advance which sat-

isfies the condition of the acquisition of SEAE

that South East Asia raises $3 million.

SOUTH East Asia Resources yang sebelumnya

dikenal sebagai Victory West Metals, telah menye-

lesaikan akuisisi sebuah perusahaan berpusat di

Singapura, yaitu South East Asia Energy Res o u r -

ces (SEAE) yang mempunyai andil di beberapa

proyek batubara panas dan coking di Indonesia,

dan mempunyai kapasitas untuk mendapatkan

lebih banyak lagi. Proyek batubara coking yang

did apati terkini oleh perusahaan baru ini akhir

tahun lalu ialah Penajam East di Kalimantan Timur.

Persetujuan akuisisi ini memberikan South East

Asia hak penuh atas semua batubara dan produk-

si termasuk sarana jetty pelabuhan 34 km dari

lokasi tambang. Seluruh infrastruktur telah terse-

dia untuk dapat segera memulai produksi, terma-

suk kemah, alat-alat pertambangan, jalan pen-

gangkutan dan sarana proses pemecahan.

Proyek Penajam Timur terdiri dari dua konsesi

tambang batubara coking sejumlah 164 hektar

yang seluruhnya mempunyai izin produksi IUP.

Proyek ini terletak di Dataran Kutai yang sudah

pernah ada penambangan dan eksplorasi sehingga

dapat mempercepat proses pengembangannya.

Lima lubang tambang telah digali, bebas over-

burden dan tersedia untuk dikerjakan kembali. Ini

akan mengurangkan biaya start-up dan waktu.

Tebal batubara berkisar antara 0.45 meter dan 1.1

meter, dan juga ada kemungkinan-kemungkinan

untuk eksplorasi lanjut.

Mutu batubara telah diteliti oleh geolog-geolog

SEAE dari 4 seam dan telah dikirim untuk analisa

independen. Perusahaan akan memasarkan

batubara ini secara komersil sebagai batubara cok-

ing dan perbincangan sedang berlangsung dengan

sebuah pabrik besi Cina dalam hal ini.

Setelah mengadakan kegiatan di konsesi terse-

but pada bulan Desember untuk pemboran lanjut,

perencaan tambang dan persiapan produksi

batubara, South East Asia merencanakan memulai

produksi dari seam batubara yang sudah terbuka

itu pada kwartal pertama 2013. Pada waktu ini

belum ada reserve atau sumber-sumber memenuhi

syarat JORC yang dapat dilaporkan.

Strategi pengembangan ialah memulai operasi

di konsesi 1 di lubang terbuka yang baru saja dita-

mbang dimana seam batubaranya sudah terbuka.

Batubara yang diproduksi disini ditaksir mempun-

yai kadar sulfur antara rata-rata dan tinggi.

Perusahaan bermaksud untuk mencampurnya

dengan batubara bermutu medium tapi berkadar

sulfur yang rendah untuk mengurangkan kadar

sulfur proyek sehingga menghasilkan batubara

bermutu medium dengan kadar sulfur kurang dari

1% dan dapat diekspor.

Setelah produksi pertama, tahap kedua ialah

mengeksplorasi lanjut konsesi, terutama konsesi

2. Pemboran dan eksplorasi akan diteruskan dike-

dua-dua konsesi untuk mencari kemungkinan-

kemungkinan penambangan tambahan.

Proyek Penajam Timur ini dilaksanakan

bersamaan dengan pengembangan-pengemban-

gan batubara panas South East Asia lainnya di

timur dan selatan Kalimantan. Pada tanggal 5

Desember 2012, SEAE menyetujui pendanaan

muka/offtake dengan Guandong Era Elemen

Resources. Guandong setuju untuk menyediakan

pembayaran muka sebesar AS$3 juta kepada

SEAE. Jumlah ini adalah juga salah satu syarat

akuisisi SEAE.

South East Asia acquires Penajam East

South East Asia Resources expects to begin production this quarter at Penajam East.

South East Asia menguasai Penajam East

Indonesia



Indonesia

Palace considers Petangis acquisition

Palace mempertimbangkan akuisisi PetangisPASER Pte Ltd yang 70% dimiliki oleh Palace

Resources telah menandatangani sebuah MoU

dengan PT Punggungan Tengah Samudera

Indonesia untuk hak eksklusif mengeksplorasi,

menambang dan memasarkan batubara dari

proyek Petangis di Kalimantan Timur.

Dengan tersedianya infrastruktur eksplorasi dan

dekatnya Petangis dengan proyek Paser, Palace

berkedudukan kuat untuk memobilisir grup teknis-

nya dan mengevaluasi potensi proyek dan biaya

secara efisien.

Palace percaya bahwa 100 hektar dari proyek

Petangis diperkirakan sangat berprospektif dengan

sampel awal batubara dari outcrop di kawasan

prospek menghasilkan assay menunjukkan nilai

kalorifis antara 6876-7149 Kcal/kg, sulfur 1.07%-

1.54% dan isi abu 11.26% -16.02%. Ia berada di

Formasi Tanjung lebih kurang 127km diselatan

Balikpapan dan 4km diutara proyek Paser.

Disekeliling kawasan konsensi-konsensi ini

sudah ada jalan pengangkutan yang baik dan

lokasi-lokasi jetty dalam jarak 14km. Juga terdap-

at pelabuhan air dalam didekatnya.

Sebuah proses due diligence yang menyeluruh

termasuk program pemboran, telah dimulai pada

kwartal pertama dan laporan mutu batubara

diharapkan diterima pada bulan Maret.

100 hektar Petangis itu berada di kawasan lebih

besar yaitu 1000 hektar yang mempunyai lisensi

survei umum walaupun MoU hanya menyangkut

kawasan yang lebih kecil tersebut. Permohonan

menukar status konsensi 1000 hektar itu dari lisen-

si survei umum ke eksplorasi telah diserahkan

kepada yang berwenang setempat pada awal

Desember 2012. Kalau disetujui Palace dapat

memobilisir tim pemboran dan melaksanakan

proses due diligence penuh.

Namun analisa hasil pemboran lanjut dari

proyek Paser menunjukkan isi sulfur yang lebih

tinggi dari rata-rata sehingga membuat proyek

tersebut kurang menarik ketimbang harga komod-

itas pada masa ini, karenanyaia telah menghen-

tikan proyek yang diusulkan. Palace tetap

meneruskan objektif-objektif pertambangannya di

kawasan itu dan sebagai prioritas telah diputuskan

untuk menyiasat lanjut proyek Petangis dan

menentukan kemungkinan ekonominya.

Hasil-hasil Paser tersebut menyusuli program

pemboran 10 lubang awal bagi mengusut mutu

batubara, kedalaman, tebal dan luasrnya seam

batubara dibawah permukaan.

Sebuah program percobaan/sampel diseluas 43

hektar menghasilkan penyerahan sekitar 150kg

sampel batubara ke laboratorium di Samarinda

untuk analisa mutu batubara dan prosesnya.

Sampel-sampel tersebut dikumpulkan disepanjang

dan kedalam seam batubara di lokasi bagi menen-

tukan program percobaan/sampel yang represen-

tatif.

Pada tanggal 16 April, 2012, Palace mengu-

mumkan telah membuat perjanjian dengan

pemegang-pemegang saham asal Paser mengenai

akuisisi proyek Paser di Kalimantan Timur.

PALACE Resources’ 70%-owned subsidiary

Paser Pte Ltd has signed an MoU with PT

Punggungan Tengah Samudera Indonesia for

exclusive rights to explore, mine and market coal

from the Petangis project in East Kalimantan.

With exploration infrastructure in place and

with Petangis being in close proximity to its

existing Paser project, Palace is in a strong posi-

tion to quickly mobilize its technical teams and

assess the project’s potential efficiently and cost

effectively.

Palace believes the 100 hectare Petangis proj-

ect is highly prospective with initial coal samples

taken from outcrops within the prospect area

returning assay results including calorific values

from 6876-7149 Kcal/kg, 1.07%-1.54% sulphur

and 11.26%-16.02% ash content. It lies within

the Tanjung Formation and is about 127km

southwest of Balikpapan and about 4km north of

the Paser project.

Good quality haul roads exist in and around

the concessions area with jetty locations within

14km. These are also within a short distance to a

deep water harbour with an existing operational

port nearby.

A comprehensive due diligence process,

including a drill program, began during the first

quarter with a coal quality report expected to be

received during March.

The 100 hectares of Petangis is within a

greater 1000 hectare general survey licence but

the MoU covers the lesser area. An application to

convert the 1000 hectare concession from a gen-

eral survey status to exploration status was sub-

mitted to the local authority in early December

2012.

If granted the exploration status will provide

Palace with the ability to mobilize a drill team

and undertake its full due diligence process.

Further analysis of drill results from the Paser

project returned higher than expected average

sulphur content at depth rendering the project

less attractive at current commodity prices and

causing a temporary suspension of the proposed

project. Palace continues to pursue its mining

objectives in the region and as a matter of prior-

ity has decided to further investigate the Petangis

project and determine the economic viability.

The Paser results followed an initial 10-hole

drill program designed to investigate coal quali-

ty, depth, thickness and spread of coal seams

below surface.

A sampling program across the 43 hectares

resulted in submission of about 150kg of coal

samples to a laboratory in Samarinda for coal

quality and processing analysis. The samples

were collected along strike and down dip of the

coal seams within the location to ensure a repre-

sentative sampling program.

On April 16, 2012, Palace announced that it

had entered into a heads of agreement with the

original Paser shareholders with regard to acqui-

sition of the Paser project in East Kalimantan.

ABOVE: Part of Palace Resources’ Paser coal project.

LEFT: A coal outcrop on the Paser project in East

Kalimantan.


Indonesia

Altura acquires interest in operating project

Altura membeli proyek sudah berjalanALTURA Mining telah menjelmakan diri sebagai

produsen batubara yang tadinya pengeksplor dan

pembangun dengan membeli 33% tambang

batubara yang sedang berjalan di Kalimantan

Timur. Dengan demikian perusahaan yang terdaf-

tar di ASX ini mempunyai hak langsung di PT

Delta Ultima Coal, pemilik dan operator kawasan

pertambangan PT Binamitra Sumberarta.

Operasi Delta ini mengeluarkan dan menjual

batubara panas berenergi menengah sebesar 1,5

juta ton per tahun dan telah merencanakan pen-

ingkatan produk dan penjualan ke 2,0 juta ton pada

tahun 2015. Tambang ini mempunyai dua sumber

yaitu Gunung Lampu dibagian timur dan Noni di

barat dan keduanya dihubungi dengan jaringan

jalan ke tempat pemrosesan. Altura juga mempun-

yai proyek batubara Tabalong di Kalimantan

Selatan yang diharapkan produksi pertamanya ter-

jadi menuju akhir tahun 2013 tergantung izin per-

tambangan. Tabalong mempunyai 13,385 juta ton

batubara panas bernilai tinggi yang memenuhi

syarat-syarat JORC.

Tambang Delta terletak diatas IUP sebesar 1.260

hektar di delta Sungai Mahakam berdekatan den-

gan Balikpapan dan Samarinda. Penambangan

batubara disini menggunakan metode lubang terb -

uka, batubara di pecah-haluskan ditempat, dimuat

ke tongkang-tongkang di sarana bongkar muat kep -

unyaan perusahaan diatas sungai di delta dan dian -

g kut ke titik muat kapal-kapal besar lepas pantai.

PT Delta Ultima Coal memiliki dan mengop-

erasikan semua sarana pemrosesan batubara dan

mesin-mesin yang diperlukan bagi mengangkat,

menghancur-haluskan serta memuat tongkang-

tongkant dari sarana bongkar muatnya diatas sun-

gai. Pusat pemrosesan yang berkapasitas mempro-

dusir 1000 ton/jam terletak ditengah-tengah

kawasan pertambangan dengan sarana pelabuhan

5 km dari sini. Kapasitas tumpukan ialah 75.000

ton yang dianggap cukup bagi menyimpan produk

hingga diperlukan di sarana bongkar muat.

Kemampuan mengendali seluruh proses dari

penambangan sampai ke pemuatan tongkang

memberikan fleksibilitas yang maksimum dalam

hal rantai suplai. Produk batubara diangkut dengan

truk ke sarana bongkar muat 5km disebelah timur

tempat pemrosesan. Sarana ini berkapasitas

memuat 800 ton per jam. Batubara lalu diangkut

menggunakan tongkang berkapasitas 8000 ton ke

sarana bongkar muat kapal lepas pantai untuk

kapal-kapal berkapasitas kelas Handysize sampai

Panamax.

Sumber-sumber di daerah IUP terletak di kaki

bukit batu dan berjumlah 57 juta ton. Batubara

yang diprodusir dan dijual waktu ini adalah

batubara panas berenergi menengah yang sangat

baik dengan nilai kalorifik 5500-5700 kcal/kg ker-

ing dan 4800-5000 kcal/kg kotor.

Altura sedang menggunakan konsultan bebas

untuk melihat kembali rencana pertambangannya

dengan maksud menyelesaikan estimasi cadangan

batubara yang memenuhi syarat-syarat JORC pada

kwartal kedua tahun 2013. Tentunya juga banyak

peluang untuk meningkatkan sumber-sumber

melalui pemboran daerah-daerah yang belum

dieksplorasi sebelum ini.

ACQUISITION of 33% of an operating East

Kalimantan coal mine has transformed Altura

Mining from explorer and developer into a pro-

ducer. The transaction provides the ASX-listed

company with a direct interest in PT Delta

Ultima Coal, the owner and operator of the PT

Binamitra Sumberarta tenement.

The Delta operation produces and sells a

medium energy thermal coal at an annual rate of

1.5 million tonnes but plans are in place to lift

annual production and sales to 2.0 million tonnes

by 2015. The mine has two defined resource

areas with Gunung Lampu in the east of the ten-

ement and Noni in the west, both serviced by a

road network to the processing plant.

Altura also has the Tabalong project in South

Kalimantan with first production expected later in

2013, pending final mining approval. Tabalong

has a JORC-compliant resource of 13.385 million

tonnes of high-grade thermal coal.

The Delta mine is on a 1260 hectare IUP in the

Mahakam River delta in close proximity to the

centres of Balikpapan and Samarinda. Coal is

mined via open pit methods, crushed on site,

loaded on barges at the company-owned loading

facility on a river in the delta and barged to an

offshore loading point.

PT Delta Ultima Coal owns and operates all

the coal processing plant and machinery neces-

sary to lift, crush and fill barges from its load-out

facility at the river barging site. The processing

plant with hourly capacity of 1000 tonnes is cen-

trally located to the mining areas with the port

facility on a river 5km from the processing plant.

The plant has a stockpile capacity of 75,000

tonnes which is sufficient for storage of product

until required at the barge loading facility.

The ability to control the process from the run-

of-mine delivery point to loading of barges for

cargoes allows for maximum flexibility for the

supply chain. Product coal is transported by

truck to the barge loading facility 5km east of the

processing plant. This facility has the capacity to

load barges at an hourly rate of up to 800 tonnes.

Coal is transported by 8000 tonne barges to the

offshore loading point for transfer to ships vary-

ing in size from Handysize to Panamax vessels.

The coal resources in the IUP are on the limbs

of an anticline and total some 57 million tonnes.

Coal currently produced and sold is a highly

desirable medium energy thermal coal with a

calorific value on an air dried bases of 5500-

5700 kcal/kg and a gross as received basis of

4800-5000 kcal/kg.

Altura has engaged independent consultants to

review the mine plan with a view to completion

of JORC reserve estimates in the second quarter

of 2013. There is also a significant opportunity to

further increase resources through drilling of pre-

viously unexplored areas.

Altura Mining’s Delta coal project is in East Kalimantan, close to transport routes.

Indonesia


MICROMINE assists Indonesian coal operationsWITH a history dating back more

than 27 years, MICROMINE has a

strong connection to the coal indus-

try. Through provision of its software

solutions and services, MICRO -

MINE has assisted coal operations

throughout Indonesia operate more

efficiently and profitably.

Released at MINExpo in Las

Vegas last September, Coal Measure

is a dynamic and integrated software

solution for coal data management

and coal data processing with 3D

seam modelling, resource categoriza-

tion, resource reporting, pit optimiza-

tion, pit design and scheduling.

Designed for clients demanding a

software application that could be uti-

lized for coal exploration and mining

operations, Coal Measure’s strengths

ultimately lie in driving cost reduc-

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Coal Measure has been developed

to cater to the geological and mining elements of

a project. The solution is coal industry specific,

including its features, functions and terminology.

It contains elements of MICROMINE’s data

management solution Geobank, and the compa-

ny’s flagship exploration and mine design solu-

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Development of the solution was done taking

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MICROMINE’s CEO Kevin Fitzpatrick says,

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In terms of functionality, Coal Measure’s

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Coal Measure has been developed to ensure

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MICROMINE invests 25% of its software

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Future product development plans for Coal

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As part of MICROMINE’s commitment to

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tially developed by senior GeoCheck staff

Andries Pretorius, Gary Ballantine and Brett

Larkin, followed by collaboration with major

mining and software companies.

MICROMINE’s senior Geobank data man-

agement specialist Ibo Mango is a member of the

collaborative panel responsible for the release of

CoalLog. Early involvement in this project, the

ACARP Project C21003, has enabled

MICROMINE to invest considerable time help-

ing develop a solution that will benefit the coal

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Ibo Mango says, “My involvement with the

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Micromine Consulting

Services

In addition to offering software solutions to

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MCS delivers its services through a highly

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Mongolian coal producer Sharyn Gol recently

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Indonesia

Noble obtains Pan Asia stakeNoble Resources International, a subsidiary of Singapore-listed Noble

Group has acquired a stake in Pan Asia Corporation and has also been

appointed a strategic advisor to PT Transcoal Minergy. PT TCM is develop-

ing a high CV thermal coal project in South Kalimantan and is 75% owned

by Pan Asia. Noble will subscribe for 7 million shares amounting to 5.34%

of Pan Asia and will appoint a non-executive director to Pan Asia’s board.

Pan Asia CEO Alan Hopkins says, “We are very pleased to further

strengthen the ties between the companies. We have a shared motivation to

expedite the advancement of production at TCM, and to pursue additional

growth opportunities. In particular, Noble has a strong understanding of and

presence in the Indonesian coal industry and can provide Pan Asia with

invaluable support in delivering the TCM project.”

Harum completes KUP acquisitionPT Harum Energy has completed the acquisition of 50.5% of PT Karya

Usaha Pertiwi (KUP) for a total consideration of US$2 million. KUP holds

a mining business licence (IUP) for a thermal coal concession in Kutai

Kartanegara Regency, East Kalimantan. KUP’s concession area of about

2700 hectares is adjacent to Harum’s Mahakam Sumber Jaya (MSJ) and

Santan Batubara (SB) mines. Due to this proximity, KUP coal is expected to

have similar characteristics to coal from MSJ and SB, and allow its future

coal production to utilize most of Harum’s existing infrastructure.

Pre-operation and exploration activities at KUP are expected to begin

shortly. Harum’s operating mines produce low ash, low sulphur thermal coal

with bituminous characteristics which are marketed to a diversified cus-

tomer base in Asia.

Indomining signs contractor dealIndomining, a subsidiary of Toba Bara Sejahtera (TBS), has signed a

US$115 million agreement with RPP Contractors Indonesia to develop a

coal mine in East Kalimantan. Work to be undertaken includes land clear-

ing, overburden removal, ripping, loading and transporting waste manage-

ment, road maintenance, and treating water.

RPP replaces previous contractor Saptaindra Sejati, whose commitment

had expired. Indomining’s concession, which covers 683 hectares of land, is

in Sanga-Sanga, Kutai Kartanegara, East Kalimantan. Total coal reserves at

the mine, which the company has operated since 2007, are estimated to be

37 million tonnes.

TBS owns a majority stake in three coal subsidiaries - Indomining

(99.99%), Adimitra Baratama Nusantara (51%) and Trisensa Mineral Utama

(99.92%). The company is targeting production of 12.1 million tonnes by

2014, up from the 7.6 million tonnes estimated for 2012.

Investama opens mine in AcehWith the opening of its new mine in Aceh, Sumatra, publicly-listed PT

ABM Investama aims to sell 6 million tonnes of coal this year. Last year’s

coal sales were slightly more than 4 million tonnes. The company has coal

reserves and resources of 221 million and 561 million tonnes respectively.

ABM Investama is a member of Tiara Marga Trakindo Group, the dis-

tributor of Caterpillar heavy equipment, and runs its coal mining business

through subsidiary PT Reswara Minergi Hartama, which has a concession

in South Kalimantan held in turn by its subsidiary PT Tunas Inti Abadi, and

in Aceh held by yet another subsidiary, PT Media Djaya Bersama.

PHI Group acquires Tambang SekarsaPHI Group has signed a definitive agreement to acquire 70% of equity

ownership in PT Tambang Sekarsa Adadaya (TSA) for $10.5 million cash

and stock. PT TSA owns a 9690-hectare coal concession with 71 million

tonnes of measured coal resources and 205 million tonnes of indicated

resources in West Sulawesi. The agreement will see PHI pay a total of $5.25

million in PHI Group common stock and $5.25 million in cash to TSA.

The company intends to set the annual production level at 3 million

tonnes by the second year of full operation.


Indonesian Buyers Guide

(AllMakes) Andalan Multi Kencana PTJl. Raya Bekasi Km 22, Cakung Cilincing,East Jakarta, 13910 Indonesia+6221 4683 5566Bambang Agung Muljanto, Business Develop‐

ment Manager

www.allmakes.co.id

Heavy Equipment Parts Distributor

(Joy Global) P&H Minepro Indonesia PTTempo Scan Tower 32th Floor Jl. HR.Rasuna Said Kav. 3‐4Jakrta Selatan 12950 Indonesia+62 21 2934 9348Noel Skilbeck, President Director

www.minepro.com

Supplier Of P&H Electric Shovel, Townhaul

Trailer, Steamler Crusher, Le Torneau Loader

(TRX Build) Airindo Sakti PTJl. Raya Tanjung Barat No. 85Poltangan, Pasar MingguJakarta, Indonesia+6221 789 0908Bambang Rudiansah, Marketing

& Communication Manager

www.airindosakti.co.id

Heavy Equipment, Spare Part And After Sales

Service

(Uniquip) United Equipment IndonesiaPTJl. Raya Cakung Cilincing Kav. 203Jakarta Timur 13910 Indonesia+62 21 4683 3232

Frisca Bsc, Managing Director

www.uniquip‐indo.com

Heavy Equipment Products Authorized Dealer

(Vibromax, Jcb, Ammann, Terex, Genie)

ABB SAKTI INDUSTRI PTWorld Trade Center, 15th Floor JL. Jend.Sudirman Kav 29‐31South Jakarta, 12920, Indonesia+6221 2551 5555Anil Bhatia, Business Development Manager

www.abbindonesia.co.id

Plant Electri�ication, Integrated Proccess Control

And Optimization Solutions, Motor And Drives

Systems, Instrumentation And Analyzer Systems

Altrak 1978 PTJl. RSC. Veteran No. 4 BintaroJakarta, Indonesia+6221 736 1978Trison, Promotion Division

www.altrak1978.co.id

Heavy Equipment Distributor, Services And Sup‐

port

Alun PTJalan Prof Dr Soepomo SH 233Jakarta Selatan 12870, Indonesia+6221 829 0608Frankie Makaminang, National Sales Manager

www.ptalun.com

Mercedes‐Benz Trucks Authorized Dealer And

Services

Andhika Lines PTMenara Kadin Indonesia 20th Floor Jl. HR.Rasuna Said Blok X‐5 Kav. 2&3 KuninganJakarta 12950, Indonesia+6221 5227 220 Budiarto Idries, Senior General Manager

www.andhika.com

Dry Cargo, Tug Boat Ang Barges

Angkasa Sakti PTJl. Raya Bekasi Cakung km 23 no 18Jakarta Timur, Indonesia+6221 4682 4422www.angkasasakti.co.id

Heavy Equipment Buying, Selling, And Rental

Anugerah Aneka Industri PTKawasan Industri ADR, Kampung BitungRT/RW 04/03, Desa Kadujaya, Curug,Tangerang Banten 15810 Indonesia+62 21 598 1309Ronald EB, Sales Manager

Radiator And Heat Exchanger Products

Armada Indonesia Mandiri, PT

Graha Baramulti, 3rd �loor Komp. HarmoniPlaza Blok A‐8 Jl. Suryopranoto 2Jakarta 10130+6221 63868246Mr. Yosette Verdooren, Country Manager

www.obt‐group.com

Dry Bulk Cargo Transhipment

Asia Development Engineering PTKomplek Pergudangan dan Industri NusaIndah Blok C No. 3, Jl. Husein Sastranegara,Jurumudi Tangerang ‚Äì 15124, Indonesia+62 21 5438 2463Aries, Sales Supervisor

www.asia‐de.com

Crushing Plant, Loading Conveyor, Maintenance

And Operational Services, And Material Handling

Equipment

Asiadrill Bara Utama PT World Trade Center, 13th Floor JL. Jend.Sudirman Kav 29‐31South Jakarta, 12920, Indonesia+62 21 521 1241Budi Utomo, Manager

www.asiadrill.com

Drilling Services: Mud Rotary, Mine Wall Dewa‐

tering (Angled And Horizontal), Water Boring

AsiaRep PTMidPlaza II, 6th Floor Jl. Jend. SudirmanKav. 10‐11, South Jakarta, Indonesia+62 21 570‐0550Astrid, Corporate Secretary

www.asiarepmining.com

Electrical Technical Services And Parts Manufac‐

turer, Supplier And Training Provider

Astra InsuranceGraha Asuransi Astra Jl. TB. SimatupangKav.15, Lebak Bulus, Cilandak, Jakarta12440 Indonesia+62 21 75 900 800Laurentius Iwan Pranoto, Marketing Communi‐

cation and Head of Public Relation

www.asuransi.astra.co.id

Heavy Equipments Insurance And Mining Insur‐

Guide to mining service

providers in IndonesiaINDONESIA’S mining industry is playing an

increasingly important role in the archipelago’s

growing economy and much of the industry is

served by a growing number of Indonesian

equipment companies, service providers, techni-

cal experts, educators and advisers. The industry

is thriving owing to the abundance of coal and

mineral resources throughout the island nation.

Indonesia is one of the world’s leading coal

and tin producers and also has prolific reserves

of gold, copper, manganese, bauxite, silver, iron

sands, etc. It is a leading coal exporter and its

own growth is also creating demand for

resources.

This specially compiled buyers’ guide is a reg-

ister of companies providing services to the min-

ing industry. As such it provides a direct B2B

opportunity for suppliers and end users and is,

therefore, a strategic tool which can help create a

more intelligent mining sector in Indonesia. It

allows direct communication for interested par-

ties and provides a quick reference point for

newcomers wishing to identify resources.

The directory is aimed at individuals or com-

panies seeking specific resources within

Indonesia, wherever they may be wanted. It is a

perfect example of just how important the min-

ing sector is to Indonesia and shows that it is

much more than just exploration and mining at

various sites.



ances

Atlas Copco Nusantara PT Cilandak Commercial Estate, Building 201,

Jl. Raya Cilandak KKO

Jakarta Selatan 12560, Indonesia

+62 21 789 0550

Reni Nugrahika Radhan,

Communication Manager

www.atlascopconusantara.co.id

Main Distributor, Spare Part And After Sales

Services For Mining Equipment

Aurora Technic Mandiri PTJl. Mulawarman No.23 RT.21 Kelurahan

Sepinggan Balikpapan 76115

Kalimantan Timur Indonesia

+62 542 700 6889

Rocky Sampouw, Director

www.atecma.co.id

Polypipe, Floater, Mining Rubber Hose,

And Fabrication

Austin Engineering PTJl. Mas Surya Negara Kav. B2, Kawasan

Industrial Terpadu Kabil Batu Besar,

Nongsa, Batam, 29467, Indonesia

+62 778 711 999

Endah Emilia Bayhaki, General Of�ice Manager

www.austineng.com.au

Manufacturer Of Mining Attachment Equipment,

Excavation, And Construction Machinery

Banama Equipment SupportIndonesia PTCilandak Commercial Estate, The Garden

Centre Building 5th Floor Suite 5‐14, Jl.

Raya Cilandak KKO

Jakarta Selatan, Indonesia

+62 21 7890 541

Andre Wahyu, Marketing

www.banama.co.id

Supplier And Distributor Truck & Bus Tyres, Otr

Earthmover Tyres, Undercarriage & Spare Parts,

Otr Rims, Tire Equipment, Used Equipment, Re‐

pair/Servicing, Logistics

Bando Indonesia PTWisma Hayam Wuruk 6th �loor, Suite 600

Jln. Hayam Wuruk No. 8

Jakarta 10120 ‐ Indonesia

+62 21 351 7590

Freddy Rondonuwu

www.bandoindonesia.com

Power Transmission Belt, Conveyor Belt

Manufacturer

BASF Indonesia PTPlaza GRI, 11th Floor Jl. Rasuna Said Blok

X2‐1, Jakarta 12950, Indonesia

+62 21 526 2481

Sumihar Sibuea, Manager, Marketing

Performance Chemicals

www.asiapaci�ic.basf.com

Mining Chemicals, Meyco Global Underground

Construction

Berca Mandiri Perkasa PTJl. Pangeran Jayakarta 149A

Jakarta, 10730, Indonesia

+62 21 600 6125

I Gede Raka, Marketing Spv.

www.berca‐mp.co.id

Heavy Equipment Rental And Service,

Mechanical And Electrical Contracting,

Generating Set, Services And Support

Berkat Tiga Putri PTBerkat Niaga Dunia Jl. Cideng Barat No.

47D, Jakarta 10150 Indonesia

+62 21 632 7060

B. Suryadi, Director

www.berkatsafety.co.id

Safety Equipment

Bhumi Phala Perkasa PTJl. Mulawarman No. 06 RT. 01 Batakan

Manggar Balikpapan 76116

East Kalimantan ‐ Indonesia

+62 542 764 632

www.bhumiphala.co.id

Engineering, Fabrication, Supply & Services

Bima Bisalloy PT MM2100 Industrial Town, Jl. Sumbawa C7‐

1 Cikarang Barat ‐ Bekasi 17520, Indonesia

+62 21 8998 1540

Krisbeth, Marketing Spv.

www.bimabisalloy.com

Wear Resistant Steel Plate, High Strenght

Structural Steel Plate,

Ferritic Stainles Steel Plate, Chromium Carbide

Clad Steel Plate

BiosystemsJl. Tambak Sari No. 1, Sanur Denpasar ‐

80228, Bali, Indonesia

+62 361 281 969

Rick Bolt

www.biosystemsgroup.com

Water Technologies

Blackwoods Indonesia PTJl. AMD Kariangau No. 42 RT 68, KM 5.5

Kel. Batu Ampar, Kec. Balikpapan Utara,

Kalimantan Timur, 76124

+62 542 758 8272

Chris Bruderlin, Country Manager

www.blackwoods.co.id

Maintenance Repairs And Operations Equipment,

Safety Products Suppliers And Services

Boart Longyear PTJl. Suci 12B, Susukan, Ciracas Jakarta Timur

+62 21 8779 8007

Shirley Jean Mangowal, Personal Assistant

www.boartlongyear.com

Drilling Equipment And Support Systems

Borneo Statewide Bearings CVJl. Marsma Iswahyudi No .334 RT.36

RW.01 Sepinggan, Balikpapan 76115

East Kalimantan, Indonesia

+62 542 703 1166

Ian Berwick

www.statewidebearings.com.au

Bearings Supply

Bosch Rexroth PTCilandak Commercial Estate Bld.# 202‐ Jl.

Cilandak KKO Jakarta 12560 Indonesia

+62 21 789 1169

Hendra Hariyanto, Sales and Application Engi‐

neer

www.boschrexroth.com

Hydraulic Motors And Pumps

Britmindo PTJl. Kemang Timur Raya No. 60A

Jakarta Selatan 12730, Indonesia

+62 21 7197 116

David Nye, Business Development Manager

www.britmindo.com

Professional Mining Services

Budhi Wiguna Prima PTJl. A. Yani No. 43 RT 02 RW 01, Balikpapan

76113, Kalimantan Timur, Indonesia

+62 542 423 886

Selly Njoman, Manager

www.bwp.co.id

Coal Hauling, Specialist Machining

Bukit Makmur Mandiri Utama PTKomplek Harmoni Mas Blok A/7‐9 36

Jalan Jembatan Dua

Jakarta Utara 14450, Indonesia

+62 21 661 3636

Deny Hartono, General Manager Business

Development

www.bukitmakmur.com

Geology And Planning, Overburden Removal,

Coal Mining, Coal Hauling And Reclamation And

Rehabilitation

Cahaya Waja Lugas PTJl. Pangeran Jayakarta Komplek 141 Blok F

No. 11‐12, Jakarta, Indonesia

+62 21 600 7550

Yohanes, Marketing Manager

www.mikasa.cwl.co.id

Construction Equipment

CARSURIN PTASKRINDO Building. 5th Floor Jl. Angkasa

Blok B‐9 Kav. 8 Kota Baru Bandar

Kemayoran Jakarta 10610, Indonesia

+6221 654 0425

Arum, Corporate Secretary

www.carsurin.com

Geological Survey For Coal, Coal Preparation,

Pre‐Shipment Inspection, Laboratory Analysis

Catterpilar Global MiningThe Garden Centre Building 5th Floor Jl.

Raya Cilandak KKO

Jakarta 12560 Indonesia

+62 21 789 0388

David Duffy, Business Development Manager

www.mining.cat.com

Heavy Equipment, High Wall Mining Systems



CBC Jakarta PTKawasan Industri Pulo Gadung Jln. RawaSumur Barat Kav. K. 4.5.6 No 1, PuloGadung, Jakarta Timur 13930, Indonesia+6221 2922 1400Fanindra Rezky Kinanthi

www.conbear.com

Bearings And Power Transmission Distributor,

Associated Technical Services

Chakra Jawara PTGedung TMT 1, 3rd Floor Suite 301 Jl.Cilandak KKO No. 1, Jakarta Selatan 12560Indonesia+6221 2997 6849Wilda Bahtiar, Marketing Manager

www.chakrajawara.co.id

Iveco And Kenworth Trucks Distributor

And Support

China Harbour Indonesia PTPlaza Sentral 20th Floor Jl. Jend. SudirmanNo. 47, Jakarta 12930, Indonesia+6221 5790 5127Shen Chao, President Director

www.chec.bj.cn

Transportation, Infrastructure, And Construction

Choice Plus Gemilang PT(Sharpmapping)Sentral Senayan II, 20/ F Suite 2002, Jl.Asia Afrika No 8 Jakarta Selatan, Indonesia,10270+62 21 3048 6780 Justin Lim, General Manager

www.sharpmapping.com

Geodetic Gps Services & Gis Services, After Sales

Service

Cigading International BulkTerminal PTPerkantoran Permata Senayan Blok H.No.1, Jl. Patal SenayanJakarta 12210 Indonesia+6221 579 49471Norlent Pasaribu, Chief Operation of�icer

www.cibt.co.id

Barge Unloading Of Coal, Wharf Conveyor, Out

Loading Conveyor, Stockyard

Cipta Krida Bahari PTGedung TMT 1, 7th Floor Suite 701Jl Cilandak KKO No 1Jakarta 12560 Indonesia6221 2997 6777Nurhasymi Fauziah, Marketing Spv.

www.ckb.co.id

Coal Logistics Services

Cipta Kridatama, PTTMT 2 Building, 3rd Floor Jl. Cilan‐dak KKO No.1Jakarta 12560 Indonesia+6221 2997 6866Marwan Dalimunthe, Business

Development Manager

www.ciptakridatama.co.id

Mining Survey & Exploration, Modeling

(Topographical & Geological),

Mining Infrastructure (Road And Building Con‐

struction), Mine Design And Production

Schedulling

Coal Export Services International -Marindo Indonesia PTMenara Anugrah Kantor Taman E3.3, 21stFloor, Jl. Mega Kuningan Lot 8.6 ‚Äì 8.7,Kawasan Mega KuninganJakarta 12950, Indonesia+6221 5794 2287Bimo Cahyono, General Manager

www.cesiservices.com

Mine Survey, Stockpile Management, Barge Load‐

ing, Coal Preparation Survey

Coates Hire Indonesia PTJl. Proklamasi No. 38 RT 32, Balikpapan,Kalimantan Timur 76115, Indonesia+62 542 760 174Rahmat Matondang, Marketing Manager

www.ptcoates.com

Equipment Rental, Power Generators, Pumps,

Lighting Towers

Columbia Chrome Indonesia PTJl. Raya Cakung Cilincing Km 3,5 SemperBarat Cilincing Jakarta Utara14130¬†¬†Indonesia+6221 440 0266Agus Budiono, Marketing Manager

www.terrafactor.com/cci.php

Manufacturer Of Construction EquipmentAttach‐

ments And Oem Attachments Manufacturer

CSA Global Indonesia, PTVentura Building, Lobby Level Suite 102B,Jl. R.A. Kartini No.26 (TB Simatupang)Cilandak Barat, Jakarta selatan 12430+6221 751 1655John Bishop, President Director

www.csaglobal.com

Exploration& Evaluation, Data Management

Mining, Resources & Mine Geology, Mining

Consultant Services

Dahana, PTMenara MTH, Lt.17, Jl. MT. HaryonoKav.23, Jakarta 12820 Indonesia+62 21 837 823 17Juli Jajuli, Public Relation

www.dahana.com

Explosives Manufacturing Services, Drilling &

Blasting Services

Dando Drilling International/PT. Drill Tech IndonesiaOld Customs House, Wharf Road, Little‐hampton, West Sussex, UK, BN17 5DD/Kupang Indah 8 No. 22 Surabaya JawaTimur 60225 Indonesia+44 1903 731312 / '+62 31 8300 0023Quentin Dulake , Senior International

Sales Engineer

www.dando.co.uk

www.dandodrillingindonesia.com

Exporation Drilling, Drilling & Blasting, Drilling‐

Open Pit, Bits

Darma Henwa PTBakrie Tower 8th Floor, Rasuna Epicen‐trum Complex, Jl. HR. Rasuna Said,Kuningan, Jakarta 12960 Indonesia+6221 5794 8830Made Satya, Corporate Secretary

www.ptdh.co.id

Mining Services & Contractor

Daya Kobelco Construction MachineryIndonesia PTWisma Pondok Indah 2, 12th Floor Suite1202, Jl. Sultan Iskandar Muda Kav. V‐TAPondok Indah 12310, Jakarta Selatan, In‐donesia+6221 7592 2828Yushi Sandidarma, Marketing Manager

www.dayakobelco.co.id

Heavy Equipment Distributor: Hydraulic Excava‐

tors; Backhoe, Skid Steer, And Wheel Loader;

Daya Manunggal Diesel PTJl. Industri III Blok F No. 8 Kel. Pasir Jaya,Kec. Jati Uwung ‐ Tangerang, Banten 15135Indonesia+62 21 5930 7361Herman Nudjaja, Marketing Support

www.dayamanunggaldiesel.com

Authorized Man Diesel Supply, Sales And Service

DNX Indonesia PTPark View Plaza 5th Floor Jl. Taman Kemang 2 No 27, KemangJakarta 12730 Indonesia+6221 7179 4791Juju Juanda, Business Manager



www.dynonobel.com

Explosives And Blasting Services

Donaldson Filtration Indonesia PTCilandak Commercial Estate #101, Jl. Raya

Cilandak KKO, Jakarta 12560, Indonesia

+62 21 782 7008

Riza Ramsey, Marketing Manager

www.asia.donaldson.com

Industrial Hydraulics Filtration, Engine+Vehicle

Filtration,

Industrial Air Filtration, Compressor Filtration

Dongil Rubber Belt Co. LtdAriobimo Sentral 6th Floor Jl. HR. Rasuna

Said Blok X‐2 Kav. 5


+62 21 522 5820

Rinto Almendes, Sales and Marketing Manager

www.drbworld.com

Conveyor Belt And System, Power Transmission

Belt, Rubber Track And Undercarriage System,

Services

DSI Indonesia PTMenara Standar Chartered 30th Floor Jl.

Prof. Dr. Satrio Kav. 164

Jakarta 12930, Indonesia

+6221 2555 5730

Hendra Purba, Country Manager

www.dsiminingproducts.com

Underground Mining Equipment

Dunia Sat�indo PTMega Kemayoran Of�ice Tower A Lt.5 Jl.

Angkasa Kav.B6 Kota Baru Bandar Kemay‐

oran

+62 21 2937 1188

Irsan, Business Development Manager

www.safetyindonesia.com

Safety And Sequrity Equipments Supplier

Duta Putera Sumatera PT Jl. DI. Pandjaitan No. 138

Jakarta Timur 13410, Indonesia

+62 21 8590 7989

Faisa Reza, Promotion Division

www.man‐mn.co.id

Man Trucks & Bus Dealer

Eka Dharma Jaya Sakti PTJl. Jend. Sudirman 22, Balikpapan

Kalimantan Timur 76114, Indonesia

+62 542 765 555

Rahmat Adi, Marketing Manager

www.ekadharma.co.id

Mack Trucks, Volvo Trucks, And Volvo Penta Au‐

thorized Dealer

EMECO (Prima Traktor IndoNusa PT)Sudirman Square Of�ice Towers, Tower B,

19th Floor, Jl.Jend.Sudirman kav. 45‐46,


+62 215 75 0870

Putu, Marketing

www.emecogroup.com

Earthmoving Equipments: Rental, Maintained,

Field Services, Equipment & Parts For Sale

Energy Provider Indonesia PTJl. Agung Utara Raya Blok A36A No. 10‐11,

Sunter Agung Podomoro


+62 21 6530 3399

Ayu Singgih, Of�ice Manager

www.energyprovider‐indonesia.com

Power Design, Supply, And Installation Provider

Engineering Indonesia Karya PTCity Lofts Sudirman Suite 21‐21 Jl. KH. Mas

Mansyur No. 121

Jakarta Pusat 10220 Indonesia

+62 21 2555 8704

Irwan Neo, Marketing Manager

www.eika.co.id

Excavator Attachment Designing And Manufac‐

turing

Enrich Solutions PTKawasan Pusat Niaga Terpadu Jl. Daan

Mogot KM 19.6 Blok E No. 8 E‐F,

Tangerang, Banten 15122 Indonesia

+62 21 5436 1003

Sugih Sentosa, Sales Head (OTR Tire)

www.i‐enrich.com

Mrf Off The Road Tyres Distributor

Equator marindo PTMenara Anugrah, Kantor Taman E3.3,

22nd Floor, Kawasan Mega Kuningan

+6221 5794 2328

Dinar Putri, Secretary

www.iss‐shipping.com

Shipping Services

ESCO MINING PRODUCTSCilandak Commercial Estate

The Garden Centre 3rd Floor Suite 304 Jl.

Raya Cilandak KKO


+62 21 789 1181

Christopher Biehn, Marketing Manager

www.escocorp.com

Productive Wear Replacement Parts: Mining'S

Ground Engaging Tools (Get), Blades, Buckets,

Truck Bodies, And Service & Repair

ETI Fire Systems PTJl. Magelang ‐ Kopeng Km. 11, Tegalrejo,

Magelang, Jawa Tengah 56192, Indonesia

+6229 3314 8990

Tri Widodo, Quality Assurance

www.eti�iresystems.com

Fire Suppression Systems

Exsol Innovindo PTGandaria 8, Floor 7, Suite B & C, Gandaria

City, Jl. Sultan Iskandar Muda


+62 21 2903 6643

Eddy Purnomo, Marketing Manager

www.exsol‐innovindo.com

Topcon Survey Products, Automated Positioning

Systems Products,

Automated Monitoring System, And Ele Interna‐

tional Products Distributor

Flemmings Indonesia PTPalma One Building 11th Floor Suite 1107

Jl. H. Rasuna Said kav. X2 No. 4


+6221 522 8851

Edy Suryanto, Manager Operational

www.�lemings‐safety.com

Safety Equipments: Workwear, Personal Protec‐

tive Equipment & Industrial Supplies, Uniform

Fokus Kencana PTJl. Pangeran Jayakarta No. 68 Blok C‐8,


+62 21 625 0157

Ojong Sukili, Managing Director

www.fokuskencana.com

Mining Maintenance Equipment Supplier

Forta Cheetah PT/ Forta LareseJl. Musi No. 16 Jakarta 10150 Indonesia

+6221 386 1018

Brus Win Husin, Sales & Marketing Manager

www.cheetahsafety.com

Manufaturer Of Cheetah Safety Wear

Gaya Makmur Mobil PTJl. Lingkar Luar Barat No. 9

Rawa Buaya, Cengkareng

Jakarta Barat 11740 Indonesia

+62 21 5830 0788

Maya, Corporate Secretary

www.gmmobil.com

Faw Heavy Duty Truck And Everdigm Hydraulic

Breaker Distributor

Gaya Makmur Tractors PTJl. Lingkar Luar Barat No.3

Rawa Buaya, Cengkareng


+62 21 581 6899

Herry Hermansjah, Marketing Director

www.gmtractors.net

Heavy Equipments Wholesale Supplier And After

Sales Services

Geo Engineering Ultima Services PTGraha Elnusa Lt.3 & 4, TB Simatupang

Jakarta Selatan, Indonesia

+62 21 788 400 55

Antonius Widarto, Operational Director

www.servogroup.co.id/exploration

Exploration And Drilling Serices, Mining

Engineering, Geodetical Survey, Gis

GEOMIN INTERNATIONAL PTKomplek Rukan Grand Panglima Polim

Kav. 61 Jl. Panglima Polim Raya Kebayoran

Baru Jakarta, 12160 Indonesia

+6221 7278 0963

Greg Parham Bsc

www.geomininternational.com

Mineral And Coal Resource Exploration,

Geological Interpretation And Modeling

Geoservices PTJl. Setiabudi 79‐81

Bandung 40153, Indonesia



+622 203 1316

Durban Ardjo

www.geoservices.co.id

Coal Laboratoty, Core Drilling, Equipment Supply

GEOSURVEY INTERNATIONAL PTJl. Ampera Raya No. 123, Jakarta Selatan

12550, Indonesia

+6221 781 1750

Nandang Hermawan, Corporate Marketing

www.anugrahgroup.com

Drilling Services, Exploration

Gigantika Pratama Prima PTJl. Agung Utara Raya Blok A36D No. 30

Sunter Agung

Jakarta Utara 14350 Indonesia

+62 21 6530 5789

Patrick Luwi, Sales Engineer

www.gigantika.co.id

Industrial Networking Solution

Global Fleet Sales Indonesia PTPondok Indah Of�ice Tower 3, 16th Floor Jl.

Sultan Iskandar Muda Kav. V‐TA


+6221 7592 2960

Yuke Ernawati, Sales Coordinator

www.rmaautomotive.net

Heavy Duty Mine Site Vehicle

GLOBAL MINING SERVICES PTTHE BELLEZZA Permata Hijau: GP Tower

25th Floor. Jl. Letjen Soepeno No. 34

Jakarta Selatan, Indonesia 12220

+6221 2933 3189

www.gmservices.co.id

Mining Consultant And Exploration

Goltens Jakarta PTJl. Danau Sunter Barat Blok A1/1 Sunter

Agung, Jakarta Utara 14350 Indonesia

+62 21 640 8091

Dodo Supriatna, Head of Sales and Marketing

Department

www.goltens.com

Processing And Construction Equipment

Hartono Raya Motor PTJl. Daan Mogot KM. 1 No. 99

Jakarta Barat, Indonesia

+62 21 560 5200

Aike Listya, Operational Director

www.hartonomotor.com

Mercedes Benz Trucks Authorized Dealer

Hasta International Machinery(HAMAC) PTKomplek Rukan Mangga Dua Square Blok

G/12 Jl. Gunung Sahari Raya No. 1, Kel.

Ancol Kec. Pademangan


+6221 6231 3372

Rudi Chan, Marketing

www.hamac.co.id

Sole Agent Of Unic Crane: Truck Mounted Crane

And Mini Crawler Crane

HATFIELD Consultant Indonesia PTLIPI Building, 3rd Floor Jl. Ir. H. Juanda No.

18 Bogor 16122, West Java, Indonesia

+62 251 832 4487

Erlyn

www.hat�ieldgroup.com

Mining Environmental And Consulting Services

Hazard Kontrol Indonesia PTGading Bukit Indah F/16, Jl.Bukit Gading

Raya, Kelapa Gading, Jakarta, Indonesia

14240

+62 21 4529 020

Arthur T., Sales Director

www.f‐500.co.id

F‐500 Single Dealer

Hexindo Adiperkasa Tbk. PTKawasan Industri Pulo Gadung Jl. Pulo

Kambing II, Kav. I‐II No. 33


+62 21 461 1688

Stan Oshima, Marketing Coordinator

www.hexindo‐tbk.co.id

Heavy Equipment & Parts Sales, Rental, And

Service Support

Hidup Baru Perdana AbadiJl. Mulawarman RT. 22 No. 155

Sepinggan Balikpapan 76115

East Kalimantan, Indonesia

+62 542 761 425

Abdul Rachman, Marketing Manager

www.hidup‐baru.com

Dewatering Pumps & Gensets Service Mainte‐

nance, Sales, Rental & After Sales Service

Hino Motors Sales Indonesia PTWisma Indomobil II, Jl. Letjen MT. Haryono

Kav. 9, Jakarta Timur 13330 Indonesia

+62 21 856 4480

Ferdiansyah, Media Relation & Publication

www.hino.co.id

Hino Trucks Main Dealer And After Sales Serv‐

ices

HMS bergbau indonesia PTThe East Tower 11th Floor Unit 1 & 9 Jl.

Lingkar Mega Kuningan Kav E3.2 No. 1


+6221 576 45 77

Leif Orthmann, President Director

www.hms‐ag.com

Steam Coal, Coking Coal & Coke, Anthracite, Pci

Coal And Others

Immersive TechnologiesJl. Cirendeu Raya No. 35, Ciputat, Jakarta

Selatan 15419, Indonesia

+6221 2934 9600

Nicky Suwandy, South East Asia Regional Man‐

ager

www.immersivetechnologies.com

Mining Equipment Simulator

Inamco Varia Jasa PTJl. Poltangan Raya No. 48


+62 21 7883 7610

Christon Naibaho, Marketing Manager

www.inamcomanpower.com

Supply, Management And Development

Of Workforces

Indo Asia Resources PTIndonesia Stock Exchange Building 17th

Floor, Jl. Jend. Sudirman Kav 52 ‐ 53,


+6221 515 7706

Dewi Sartika , Manager

www.ia‐resources.co.id

Surface And Underground Drilling Services, Coal

Seam Gas Drilling Services, Contracting, Coal Bed

Methane Drilling

Indodrill Indonesia PTPlaza Niaga I Blok A #2 Sentul City

Bogor, 16810 West Java, Indonesia

+6221 8796 1774

Wieke Widuri

www.indodrill.com

Drilling And Support Services

Indomobil Prima Niaga PTJl. Raya Kletek No. 9 Taman ‐ Sidoarjo,

Jawa Timur, Indonesia

+62 31 787 8000

Sunaryanto, Marketing Spv.

www.ipn.co.id

Hino Trucks Sales And Parts

Indonesia Bulk Terminal PTMenara Karya 20th & 22nd Floor Jl. H.R.

Rasuna Said Blok X‐5 Kav. 1‐2


+6221 522 9250

Bram Surjadi, Marketing Manager

www.ptibt.com

Coal Discharging And Loading, Coal Stockpiling,

Coal Blending, Fuel Terminal

Indotruck Utama PTJl. Raya Cakung Cilincing Kav. 3A

Semper Timur, Jakarta 14130, Indonesia

+62 21 441 2168

Enrico Herinanto, Marketing

www.indotruck‐utama.co.id

Heavy Equipment, Heavy Duty Transportation,

Port Equipment, And Material Handling

Distributor

INTAN BARA UTAMA PTJl. Niaga II Rt.007 Kel. Simpang Pasir Kec.

Palaran Kota Samarinda Kalimantan

Timur, Indonesia

+62 541 6213 021

Slamet Ezra, Director

www.ibugroup.com

Coal Mining Contractor

Intan Baruprana Finance PTJl. Pangeran Jayakarta 115, Blok C 1‐3


+62 21 440 1408

Kurniawan Saktiaji, Marketing

www.terrafactor.com/ibf.php



Heavy Equipment Financing

Intecs Teknitama Industri,PTJl. Ciputat Raya No. 18D, Kebayoran Lama

Selatan, Jakarta Selatan 12240 Indonesia

+6221 729 3351

Mila Sari, Marketing Department

www.intecs.co.id

Fire Suppression Systems, Filtration, Fluid

Management, Mining Watercart And Washdown

Facilities

Integrasi Spareparts Indonesia PTMutiara Taman Palem C 3 no. 15 & C2

No. 52 Jl. Kamal Raya Outer Ring Road

Cengkareng Timur


+62 21 9888 8899

Irwan , President Director

www.spareparts.co.id

Spare Parts For Coal Mining Commercial Off‐

Road Trucks, Light Vehicle And Heavy Machinery

Supplier

International Auksion Multimesin PTJl. Benyamin Sueb C‐3 Kemayoran


+62 21 645 0123

Benedict, Sales Manager

www.jakartaauctions.com

Heavy Equipment Trading, Rental, And Auctions

Intertek Utama Services, PTJl. Raya Bogor Km. 28


+6221 2937 822

Yuni Seubert, Administrtion Manager

www.intertek.com

Mine‐Site Minerals Laboratories, Coal Inspection

And Testing

Intraco Penta PTJl. Raya Cakung Cilincing Km 3.5


+62 21 440 1408

Fadli, Corporate Communication

www.intracopenta.com

Heavy Equipment Dealer: Excavator, Backhoe

Loader, Wheel Loader

IOL Indonesia PTMenara Bidakara 2, 11th Floor Jl. Jend.

Gatot Subroto Kav. 71‐73


+62 21 2906 9411

Zefnat Anakotta, Country Manager

www.inspectorate.com

Analytical And Inspection Services

Isuzu Astra Motor Indonesia PTJl. Danau Sunter Utara Blok O3 Kav. 30

Sunter II, Jakarta 14330 Indonesia

+6221 650 1000

Maman Fathurrohman, Advertising and Promo‐

tion Department

www.isuzu‐astra.com

Isuzu Product Sole Agent & Distributor

Jalamas Berkatama PTJl. Cideng Timur No. 70


+62 21 350 6470

Herman Wirjawan

www.jalamas.com

Electrical Equipment Supplier

Jamieson Consulting PTWisma 46,‐Kota BNI, 47th Floor Jl. Jend.

Sudirman Kav. 1, Jakarta Selatan Indonesia

+6221 574 8576

Nur Apiatu, Executive Assistant

www.jamieson‐group.com

Consulting: Performance Improvement, Training

And Project Management

Jasa boga Indonesia PTPuri Mutiara Blok D no. 8, Jl.

Griya Utama Sunter Agung


+6221 6530 0560

Heri Sulistiono, Business Development Manager

www.jbi.co.id

Catering, Housekeeping, Store And Logistic Serv‐

ice

JASA MUTU MINERAL INDONESIA PTJl. Rapak Indah No. 189

Samarinda, Indonesia

+62 541 627 6886

Netty Dini R., Marketing Manager

www.mutumineral.com

Coal Quality Management, Coal Laboratory

JAVA RINO (LanggengKarya Mak-murLestari PT)Semeru 124, Bambe ‐ Driyorejo

Gresik 61177 ‐ Indonesia

+62 31 7664 205

Jeff Collins, Export Marketing Of�icer

www.javarino.com

Rubber Conveyor Belt Manufacturer

JDA Indonesia PTPlaza Aminta 7th Floor Jl. TB Simatupang

Kav. 10, Cilandak , Jakarta 12310 Indonesia

+6221 7590 4835

Dana Basalama, Business Development Manager

www.jda‐indonesia.co.id

Human Resources Consultancy Service

Jebsen & Jessen TechnologyIndonesia PTGraha Inti Fauzi, 7th Floor No. 22, Jalan

Buncit Raya, Jakarta 12510 Indonesia

+62 21 2753 7030

Dewi Sakuntala

www.jjsea.com

Material Handling (Cranes & Components), Off‐

shore (Lifting And Pulling Equipment)

JIMAC Perkasa(Sany Indonesia Machinery) PTJl. Benyamin Sueb Blok C‐2, New City

Kemayoran Jakarta 14410, Indonesia

+6221 640 7311

Amelia Agustina Tanamas, Personal Assistant

www.jimac‐co.com

Heavy Equipment And Machinery Trading,

Rental And Recondition Business

Kalimantan Prima Persada PTJl. Rawa Gelam I No. 9

Kawasan Industri Pulogadung

Jakarta Timur 13930 Indonesia

+62 21 4683 4633

Tri Yuli Adriana , Director

www.kppmining.com

Mining Contractors

Kencana Cakra Buana, PTMT. Haryono Square 2nd Floor

Unit 28‐29Jl. Otto Iskandardinata No.390

Jakarta ‐ Timur 13330

+62 21 2906 7280

Dikdik Rodiajaya, Marketing

www.pt‐kcb.com

Corrugated Steel Pipe, Steel Bridge, Galvanizing

Kimberly Clark ProfessionalIndonesia,PTWisma Sudirman, GKBI suite 2301 Jl.

Jendral sudirman No.28


+62 21 3040 0800

Anna Fandia, Assistant Product Manager

www.kcprofessional.co.id

Machinery, Occupational Health & Safety

Kinhamas Abadi PTGraha Code�in (Ex. Tira Building) 4th Floor

Suite #4J Jl. HR. Rasuna Said Kav. B3

Kuningan ‐ Jakarta 12920, Indonesia

+62 21 2637 5001

Ratna Mulia, Sales and Marketing Manager

www.kinhamas.com

Conveyor, Crusher, Mine Process Operation

Parts, Fabrication And Manufacture

Kobexindo Traktors, PTKobexindo Tower Jl. Pasir Putih Raya Blok

E‐5‐D Ancol, Pademangan


+6221 6470 0800

Sunardi, Marketing

www.kobexindo.com

Heavy Equipments And Industrial Machinery

Kreasi Auto Kencana, PTJL.KH. Hasyim Ashari no. 45

Jakarta Pusat 10150 Indonesia

+62 21 630 6508

Nugroho Suharlim, General Manager Fleet & GSO

www.autokencana.com

Ford Vehicle Supplier

Lancar Jaya Mitra Abadi, PTJl. Pangeran No 93 A Jakarta, Indonesia

+62 21 731 9498

www.lancarjaya.web44.net

General Contractrors And Heavy Equipments

Rental

Lavinta Buana Sakti (C-Track Asia), PTJl. Kencana Utama II, M4‐1A, Jakarta



15157, Indonesia+6221 5835 6114Bart van Dongen, Managing Director Indonesia

www.ctrackindonesia.com

Vehicle Location, Fleet Management, Satellite

Navigation, Driver Safety Systems & Fuel Man‐

agement Systems.

Leighton Contractors Indonesia PTTalavera Of�ice Park 19th Floor JI. T.B.Simatupang Kav. 22‐26 Cilandak BaratJakarta, 12430 Indonesia+62 21 3000 2323Lydia Astriningworo, Corporate Communication

www.leightonasia.com

Engineering Contractor

Liebherr Indonesia Perkasa,PTJl. Mulawarman RT 19 No. 17 KelurahanManggar 761,16 Balikpapan Indonesia+62 21542 764 215Sahid Hasyim, Sales Manager

www.liebherr.com

Mining Excavator And Trucks Supplier

Linda Jaya Mandiri PTKompleks Ruko Balkpapan Baru FantasiJunction Blok FJ 3 No. 12A‐15Balikpapan 76114 Indonesia+62 542 720 4467Jeffrey Alexander, Director

www.lindajayamandiri.net

Mining Supply And Services (Bridgestone,

Trelleborg, Flexco, Etc)

Linindo Paci�ic International PTGold Coast Blok A No. 01‐02 Jl.Pantai Indah Kapuk BoulevardJakarta Utara 144470 Indonesia+62 21 2903 2900Marketing Department

www.linindopaci�ic.com

Supplier Auto Electrical Machines

Madhani Talatah Nusantara, PTTalavera Of�ice Park 12th Floor Jl LetjenTB Simatupang Kav 22‐26 Cilandak Barat,Jakarta Selatan 12430 Indonesia+62 21 7592 4414Sukemi Widodo, Business Development Manager

Mining Contractors

Martin Supra Engineering PTPergudangan Bandara Mas Blok A8 No.7Tangerang 15127 Banten, Indonesia +6221 5591 2842 Diky Trisna, General Manager

www.martin‐eng.com

Belt Cleaning Solutions, Transfer Point Solutions,

Flow Aid Solutions, Dust Management Solutions

Maxi Utama Energy PTRoyal Gading Square RG 10 No. 18‐B Jl.Pegangsaan Dua, Kelapa Gading Jakarta14260 Indonesia+62 21 4587 2239Sandy Wuinanto, Director

www.maxideutz.com

Deutz Ag German (Diesel & Gas Engine) Author‐

ized Sole Agent And Distributor

Maxidrill IndonesiaTekno park industrial kav A6, BSD City,Tangerang Selatan 15314 Indonesia+6221 7560 797Peter Forrest, GM & Director

www.maxidrill.net

Drilling Services (Pumping Units, Compressor/

Booster Packs)

MBE CMT Indonesia PTPlaza Mutiara 17th. Floor Suite 1702 Jl.Lingkar Mega Kuningan Kav East1.2‚Äâ/‚Äâ1 and 2 Jakarta Selatan12950‚ÄâIndonesia+62 21 5785 2301Abihuda Hidajat, Sales Manager

www.mbe‐cmt.com

Coal And Mineral Processing Equipment

McElhanney Indonesia PTJl. Pejaten Barat II No. 20 Unit AJakarta Selatan, 12510, Indonesia+62 21 7179 3137M. Nurjatmiko, Marketing Manager

www.mcelhanney.com

Surveing, Engineering, And Mapping/Remote

Sensing Services

Miang Besar Coal Terminal PTVentura Building 5th Floor Suite 503 Jl. R.A. Kartini No. 26 Cilandak BaratJakarta Selatan 12430 Indonesia+62 21 765 2544Jim Dracopoulos, Advisor

www.mbct.co.id

Coal Barge Unloading, Stockpiling, Blending And

Ship‐Loading Services

Micromine, PTWisma Pondok Indah 2, 12th Floor Suite1202 Jl. Sultan Iskandar Muda Kav. V‐TAPondok Indah Jakarta, Indonesia 12310+6221 7590 5333

Evelina Sa�itri, Marketing Executive

www.micromine.com

Provider Software For Mining, Consulting

MINELOG SERVICES INDONESIANuansa Asri Cipadu blok A. No .3, Jl. KH.Wahid Hasyim no. 54 Pondok ArenTangerang , 15222 Indonesia+6221 7345 6908Aditya, Drilling Supervisor

www.minelog‐services.com

Exploration Services, Mine Technical Services,

Mining Exploration Management Services, Min‐

ing Contractor Services

Minspec Indonesia PTComplex ITC Malibu B/12, Bumi SerpongDamai Serpong Tangerang Indonesia+62 21 5384 978Asrul Azis, Business Development Manager

www.minspec‐id.com

Raw Material Handling Systems, Conveying; Crs‐

ing; Grinding; Screening, Material And Equip‐

ment Supply

Mitra Hardware Indonesia PT/Halysafe Indonesia PTKomplek Rukan Mangga Dua Square BlokG No.12; Jl. Gunung Sahari Raya No. 1 ‐Jakarta Utara 14430 Indonesia+62 21 6231 3372Cindy, Marketing Executive

www.halysafe.com

Scaffolding & Accessories

Mitrabahtera Sejati Tbk PTMenara Karya Building 12th Floor Jl. H.R.Rasuna Said Blok X‐5 Kav. 1 ‚Äì 2 KuninganJakarta 12950 Indonesia+6221 57944755

Ong Saibun, Marketing Manager

www.mbss.co.id

Shipping Services, Logistics Services

MMD Asia Paci�ic LtdMenara Prima 27th Floor Suite D Jl.Lingkar Mega Kuningan Blok 6.2Jakarta 12950 Indonesia+62 21 5794 8088Sandyanto Karambe , Regional Sales Manager

www.mmdsizers.com

Mmd Sizers, Heavy Duty Apron Plate Feeder,

And Sizer Station

MMU Bukit Rejeki PTJln.Kalasan II No 9Komplek New Pharmindo Bandung

+62 22 606 1147Moedjiarto, Managing Diredtor

www.mmubukitrejeki.com

Drilling And Blasting, Driling Rental, Labour Sup‐

ply, Geoelectric Research

Mobilis HausenJl. Bulevar Gajah Mada No. 2087 LippoKarawaci, Tangerang, Indonesia+62 21 558 2427

Septiana Indrawati, Marketing

www.mobilishausen.malljb.com

Building Contractor (Temporary Housing For

Worker, Camp)

Modular Mining Indonesia PTJl.Jendral Sudirman Rt 49 No. 96 Balikpa‐pan, Kalimatan TimurIndonesia 76114 Indonesia+62 542 7213 975Wesly Grace, Marketing Manager

www.mmsi.com

Mining Equipment Management Systems Devel‐

opment, Manufactures, Markets, And Services

Motorola Solutions Indonesia PTBRI II Building, Suite 1001 Jalan. Jend.Sudirman Kav. 44 ‐ 46Jakarta 10210, Indonesia(62‐21) 3043 5200Chiat Peng, Marketing

www.motorola.com

Comunication, Two Ways Radio



MTU Detroit Diesel Indonesia PTCilandak Commercial Estate Building 109Jl. Cilandak KKOJakarta 12560 Indonesia+6221 789 1410Kusuma Wardani

www.mtu‐online.com

Mtu & Diesel Products & Parts Authorized Dis‐

tributor, After Sales Services

Multi Nitrotama Kimia PTEquity Tower 40th �loor suite E, Jl.Jend Sudirman kav.52‐53Jakarta Selatan 12190 Indonesia+6221 2903 5022Ronny Saefullah, Corporate Affairs

& Legal Manager

www.mnk.co.id

Amonium Nitrate, Technical Services, Blasting

Services

Multi Prima Universal PTJl Raya Bekasi Km 22Jakarta 13910, Indonesia+62 21 4600 606Bambang Tjahyono, Director of Rental & Used

Department

www.mpu.co.id

Rental, Used Heavy Equipment, And Mining Con‐

tracting

New Resource Mine Consulting PT(NRM)Pondok Indah Of�ice Tower 3 Suite 250225th Floor Jl. Sultan Iskandar MudaKav. V‐TAJakarta Selatan 12310 Indonesia+62 21 2932 7967Bill Park

www.nrm‐consulting.com

Geology, Mine Planning, Independent Technical

Review And Jorc Resource And Reserve Report‐

ing, Mine Infrastructure, Mine Operations, Mining

Economics, Mining Computer Software.

NUSA KONSTRUKSI ENJINIRING PTJalan Sunan Kalijaga No. 64Jakarta 12160, Indonesia+6221 722 1003Marketing Department

www.nusakonstruksi.com

Constructing Mining Infrastructure And Mining

Contracting

ODG Wormald Indonesia PTJl. Letjen TB Simatupang No. 150B TanjungBarat, Jagakarsa Jakarta 12530, Indonesia+6221 780 1353

William E. Bradshaw, President Director

www.ptodg.com

Electrical, Mechanical And Fire Services

Orica Mining Services PTSentral Senayan I, 4th Floor , Jl.Asia Afrika No. 8, Jakarta 10270 Indonesia+62 21 572 3070Anita Carolina, Marketing

www.orica.com

Mining Services,Mining Chemicals, General

Chemicals, Ground Support

Pam Automobilindo PTJl. Batu Jajar No. 37Jakarta 10120,Indonesia+6221 345 3888David Setiadi, Marketing Department

www.ptpam.com

Shacman Heavy Duty Truks Single Dealer

Pamapersada Nusantara PTJl. Rawagelam 1 No.9Jakarta Industrial Estate Pulo Gadung,Jakarta 13930 Indonesia +6221 460 2015Astraditya Bastar, Business Development

Division

www.pamapersada.com

Mining Contractors

Pandu Selamat Utama PTJl. Lebak Bulus Raya I No. 28Jakarta Selatan 12440 Indonesia+6221 766 6063www.pandusafety.com

Rental Equipment, Training Safety, Calibration,

Gas Detector

Pertamina Transkontinental, PTJl. Kramat Raya No. 29Jakarta Pusat 10450 +6221 3192 3005www.ptk‐shipping.com

Ships Charter And Broker

Petrosea, PTWisma Anugraha Jl. Taman KemangNo. 32B Kemang

Jakarta Selatan 12730, Indonesia+6221 718 3255David Timbong, Corporate Communication

www.petrosea.com

Infrastructure Construction: Roads, Tailing

Dams,Technical Services: Mine Planning, Mine

Optimization, Hard Rock Mining

Primacom Interbuana, PTInternational Financial Centre,16th �loor Jl.Jendral Sudirman Kav. 22‐23Jakarta Selatan 12920+6221 5224720Dian Mustika DP, Marketing Communication

www.primacom.com

Satellite Communication System Provider

Probesco Disatama, PTKEM Tower 15th Floor Jl. Landasan PacuBarat Blok B10 Kav.2 KemayoranCentral Jakarta, 10610 +6221 6570 4111 Aryo Prahmanto, Product Manager

www.probesco.com

Heavy Equipment Repair & Maintenance,

Zf Service Center, Hydraulic Hose Assembling,

Parts Support

Rahman Abdijaya, PTMenara FIF, 2nd Floor, Suite 202‐203 Jl.Letjen TB. Simatupang Kav.15 Lebak Bulus ‚Äì Cilandak Jakarta Selatan 12440, Indonesia+6221 2904 0699www.rajaya.co.id

Mining & Earth Moving Services

Rekayasa Industri PTJl. Kalibata Timur I No. 36Kalibata Jakarta 12740, Indonesia +6221 7988 700www.rekayasa.com

Coal Fired Power Plant

Reksa Mahadaya Engineering, PTGedung Pesona, Suite 305 Jl. Ciputat RayaNo. 20, Tanah Kusir, Kebayoran LamaUtara, Jakarta Selatan, Indonesia 12240+6221 729 0310Muhammad Satrio, Business Development

Manager

www.reksame.co.id

Reline Tools, Hydraulic Water Tower Tank,

Water Treatment System

Resindo PTMenara 165 Of�ice Tower, 11 FloorJl. TB Simatupang Kav. 1 CilandakTimur Jakarta Selatan 12560 Indonesia+6221 2940 6555Simon Birch, Director

www.resindori.com

Consulting And Implementation For

Resources Development, Mining

& Power Generation

Ritma Group PTJl. Karang Anyar Raya No 15C

Jakarta, 10740 ‐ Indonesia

+6221 625 3887

www.ritma.co.id

Filter, Battery, And Diesel Engine Spare Parts

Supplier

Rulmeca Indonesia PTRukan Mutiara Taman Palem B5 No.15

Cengkareng Jakarta Barat 11730 Indonesia

+62 21 5435 5608

Eddy Martono, Area Sales Manager

www.rulmeca.com

Rollers And Stations, Motorized Pulleys, Compo‐

nents: Cover And Cleaner, Pulleys

Rutraindo Perkasa, PTKomplek Cendrawasih, Jl. P. Jayakarta

No.141 Blok III/F16


+6221 600 8889

Familia, Marketing

www.rutraindo.com

Road Construction Equipment Importer

Salva Resources PTCilandak Commercial Estate

The Garden Centre 3rd Floor Unit 18 Jl.

Cilandak KKO Raya


+62 21 789 0269

Agung Wibowo, Business Development Manager

www.salvaresources.com

Mining Consultant, Coal Markerting Services,

Espm Services, And Exploration Management

Sampulu Sada Mandiri, PTRukan Kirana Cawang, Jakarta Timur

+6281 25496354

Bambang

http://ssm‐group.com/demo/

Mining Engineering, Geological Engineering,

Geodetic Engineering

Samson Tiara, PTCilandak Commercial Estate

The Garden Center #6‐03 Jl. Raya Cilandak

KKO Jakarta 12560 Indonesia

+6221 780 1388

Herdian Mohammad, Business Development

Manager

www.samson‐tiara.co.id

Safety Training And Products

Sandvik Mining & Construction, PTMugi Griya Building 3rd Fl. Jl. Mt. Haryono

Kav 10 Jakarta 12810 Indonesia

+6221 8370 8474

Teguh Kurniawan, Salas & Marketing

www.sandvik.com

Mining Equipment And Tools : Breakers And

Demolition Tool, Drill Rigs And Rock Drill, Load

And Haul Equipment, Mine Automation System

Sanggar Sarana Baja, PTTMT Building, 5th Floor, Suite 501, Jl.

Cilandak KKO No.1, Jakarta 12560

+6221 29976830

Anggita Pradipta

www.ptssb.co.id

Fabrication Division, Site Services Division,

Remanufacturing Division,Transport Equipment

Division

Saptaindra Sejati, PTGedung Graha Saptaindra JL.

T.B. Simatupang KAV.18

Cilandak Barat, Jakarta 12430

+6221 769 3378

Nenden Maryam, Customer and Contract

Development Manager

www.saptaindra.co.id

Mining Contractors

Sarana Teknik PT / Petro Teknik Per-sada PTKompleks Perkantoran Sunter Permai Blok

B.11, Jl. Danau Sunter Utara Kav. K‐2,

Sunter Agung Jakarta 14350 Indonesia

+62 21 651 9582

Indra

www.sarana‐teknik.com

Mechanical Power Transmission & Electrical

Motor Products Distributor

Satnetcom, PTJl, Ruhui Rahayu I RT 75 #3, Balikpapan,

Kalmantan Timur 76114 Indonesia

+62 542 875 570

Juli Turangga, National Sales

www.satnetcom.com

It & Communications Product And Services

Schenker petrolog utama, PTWisma Raharja 5th Floor, Jl.

TB simatupang kav 1

12560 Jakarta Indonesia

+6221 7884 3788

Moritz Zimmermann, Head of Sales / KAM

www.dbschenker.co.id

Freight Forwading, Logistics

Schneider Electric PTVentura Building 7th Floor Jl. R.A. Kartini

Kav.26 Cilandak, Jakarta 12430

+6221 8970 203

Mahanani Octaviapasma

www.schneider‐electric.co.id

Mining Extraction And Bene�iciation, Proccess

Control Solution For Mineral Processing, Au‐

tomation Solutions For Material Handling,

Selamat Sempurna Tbk. PTWisma ADR Jl. Pluit Raya I No. 1


+62 21 661 0033

David Setiadi, Marketing Assistant Section Head

www.adr‐group.com

Manufacturer Of Filter And Radiator For Auto‐

motive & Heavy Duty Appilacations

SGS Indonesia PTCilandak Commercial Estate #108 C Jl Raya

Cilandak KKO

Jakarta Selatan, 12560 Indonesia

+62 21 7818 111

www.sgs.co.id

Analytical Services, Exploration Services,

Metallurgy And Process Design.

Siemens Indonesia PTArkadia Of�ice Park Tower F, Level 18 Jl.

T.B. Simatupang Kav. 88


+62 21 2754 3000

www.siemens.com

Mine Winder, Enviromental Care, Power Solu‐

tions, Service And Maintenance.

Simpson Spence & Young Indonesia PTMenara Anugrah, Kantor Taman E3.3

21st Floor Jl. DR Ide Anak Agung Gde

Agung Lot 8.6‐8.7


+62 21 5794 2330

Michael Drachmann, Managing Director

www.ssyonline.com

Dry Cargo Chartering

Sitech Indonesia PTGedung TMT 2, Suite GF‐01 JL.Cilandak

KKO No.1 Jakarta 12560, Indonesia

+6221 2997‐6896

Yolanda Sondak, Sales Engineer

www.sitech‐id.com

Trimble Heavy Civil Construction Distributor

SMG Consultant PTSudirman Plaza, Indofood Tower, Suite

703. Jl. Jend. Sudirman Kav. 76‐78.

Jakarta Selatan 12910 Indonesia

+62 21 5793 5968

Alistair Mcdonald, Business Development

Manager

www.smgc.co.id

Geogolical And Mine Consulting

STX Corporation PTPlaza Bapindo, Menara Mandiri 23 �loor

Jl. Jend. Sudirman Kav. 54‐55

Jakarta,Indonesia

+62 21 527 8088

Alzairi Novtika, Trading & Marketing Manager

www.stx.co.kr

Shipbuilding And Machinery, Shipping And

Trading, Plant And Engineering, And Energy

Suco�indo PTGraha SUCOFINDO Jalan Raya Pasar

Minggu Kav.34

Jakarta Selatan 12780 Indonesia

+6221 7983 666

www.suco�indo.co.id

Consulltation For Coal And Mineral Mining Re‐

serve Calculation, Inspectioan For Coal Products,

Consultation For Mineral Processing And Metal‐

lurgy Testing

Sumberdaya Sewatama PTTMT 2 Building, Floor 1 & 2, Jl. Cilandak

KKO No. 1 Jakarta 12560 Indonesia

+6221 2997 6712

Mila Kamala Putri, Marketing Customer Relation





www.sewatama.com

Standby Power, Prime Power, Peak Shaving,

Temporary Power, Quarries

Suprabakti Mandiri PTJl. Danau Sunter Utara Blok A No. 9 Sunter Jakarta Utara 14350 Indonesia+6221 6583 3666www.beltcare.com

Conveyor, Surface Protection, Power Transmis‐

sion, Flow Aids And Services

Surveyor Carbon Consulting Indonesia PTMenara Bidakara 2, Lantai 3 Unit 03 A Jl.Jend. Gatot Subroto Kav. 71‐73 Jakarta 12870+6221 2906 9423www.scci.co.id

Quality Analysis,Quality Management, Quality

& Quantity Witnessing, Quality & Quantity

Superintending, Stockpile Management,

Consulting Services

Surveyor Indonesia PTGraha Surveyor Indonesia, Jl. Gatot Subroto Kav. 56 Jakarta 12950 ‐ Indonesia+6221 526 5526Givrey Panggabean, Senior Manager

www.ptsi.co.id

Inspection, Surveyor, Consulting

Swadaya Traktor Adiperkasa PTGading Bukit Indah Blok A No. 12‐15 Kelapa Gading, Jakarta Utara, Indonesia+6221 4513 625Lia Apriliani, Marketing

www.swadayagroup.com

Heavy Equipmenta; Excavator, Wheel Loader

Distributor And Services Support

TATA BARA UTAMA, PTGraha Inti Fauzi Building Lantai 4. Jl.Buncit Raya No. 22 Jakarta Selatan, 12510 Indonesia+6221‐7918830www.tatabarautama.co.id

Mining Services, Drilling Exploration, Geology

And Topographjy Mapping

Terra Facor Indonesia PTJl. Pangeran Jayakarta 115, Blok C 1‐3Jakarta 10730, Indonesia+62 21 639 3538Martha Purba, Marketing

www.terrafactor.com

Heavy Equipment Rental Solution

Thiess Contractors Indonesia PTRatu Prabu 2 Jl. TB. Simatupang Kav. 1BJakarta 12560, Indonesia+62 21 2754 9999 www.thiess.co.id

Mining Services, Mine Planning, Mine

Management

Timken Singapore Pty LtdAriobimo Sentral 4th Floor Jl. HR. RasunaSaid Blok X‐2 Kav. 5+6221 2525 751Mario Herlambang

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Bearings, Lubricants And Lubricating Systems,

Alloy And Steel Components, And Services

Totalindo Mandiri PTJl. MT. Haryono RT. 60, No. 09 Balikpapan76114 East Kalimantan, Indonesia+62 542 887 9087Andy, Part Sales

www.totalindo‐mandiri.com

Heavyequipment Parts & Hydraulic Hose

Assembly

Trada Maritime PTTrada Building Jln Kyai Maja No 4Kebayoran Baru, Jakarta 12120 Indonesia+62 21 7278 6844www.trada.co.id

Dry Bulk Transportation Services And Coal

Trading

Trakindo Utama PTGedung TMT 1 Jl. Cilandak KKO No. 1 Jl.Raya Cilandak KKOJakarta 12560 Indonesia+6221 782 2373www.trakindo.co.id

Supplier Machine & Equipment, Authorized

Caterpilar

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Material Handling Parts And Protection

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www.ultratrex.co.id

Amphibious Undercarriage, Long Reach Arm

For Hydraulic Excavator; Bulk Handling

Equipment; Excavator Attachments Designing

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Mining Contracting, Services, And Construction

Machinery

Verdanco Indonesia PTKomplek Cempaka Mas Blok C No.23‐24 Jl.Letjen SupraptoJakarta Pusat 10640 Indonesia+62 21 4287 0310 Prisca Sulaiman, Marketing Communication

www.verdanco.com

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Coal And Mineral Processing Equipment: Slurry

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Supplier News


Jakarta office extends

Jamieson Group outreach

Jamieson Group memperluas

jangkauan dengan peresmian

kantor baru di JakartaGLOBAL business consultancy Jamieson Group has opened a new

office in Jakarta headed up by the group’s vice president - operational

support and analysis, Marty McKowen. Jamieson Group is a leading

global provider of performance improvement and transformation solu-

tions within the resource industry.

Founded by David Jamieson 17 years ago, the company’s head

office is in Australia. Jamieson Group has a team of experienced con-

sultants across all corners of the globe to provide innovative, hands-on,

practical consulting. The group boasts a successful track record in

assisting clients with productivity improvement, business process

engineering, project management, and attitudinal and behavioural

change through coaching and training.

Notable highlights for the Jamieson Group include a 23% increase

in mine output for an open cut mine, a greater than 30% increase in

coal production for a contract mining client and a reduction in gold

production costs of 10% for another client.

Marty McKowen brings to the role 16 years in consulting and

around 13 years in Indonesia. Previous management roles have been

with Leighton Contractors Indonesia and with Barrick Gold

Corporation.

He has shown an emphasis on achieving successful outcomes by

ensuring that the people have the right systems and skills to be able to

do their job.

Marty McKowen says, “Jamieson provides a range of support to the

industry. At the moment we are providing supervisor training and

coaching to a major mining company and we are also in conversations

with two concession owners in Indonesia and Malaysia to provide the

project management support to develop and run their mines.

“I’m looking forward to reinforcing our commitment to Indonesia

by establishing a local base camp. We aim to partner with the growing

mining industry and share our expertise, with the ability to offer

Indonesian specific approaches in terms of training and coaching with

an end result of improving viability and maximizing value for all

clients and their stakeholders,” he says.

The group opened a preliminary office in Jakarta in 2000 with all

activity streamlined via the head office during the global financial cri-

sis under the shelter of Australia’s strong economy.

“Due to our organization’s continued growth, in particular strong

industry partnerships and demand within Indonesia, the time is right to

re-establish our local presence,” says Marty McKowen.

KONSULTAN Bisnis Internasional, Jamieson Group. Telah Meresmikan

kantor baru di jakarta yang akan dipimpin oleh Marty McKowen - wakil

Presiden Jamieson Group - Bagian Operasional dan Analisis. Jamieson

Group adalah penyedia konsultasi peningkatan operasional kerja dan solusi

transformasi di industri pertambangan yang terkemuka di dunia.

Didirikan oleh David Jamieson 17 tahun yang lalu, dan berbasis Pusat di

Australia, Jamieson group memiliki tim konsultan yang berpengalaman di

seluruh penjuru dunia yang menyediakan Konsultasi praktis dan inovatif.

Jamieson Group telah mencetak pengalaman yang sukses dalam memban-

tu kliennya meningkatan produktivitas tambang, Pengolahan teknis,

Manajemen proyek dan juga perubahan sikap dan perilaku melalui pembi-

naan dan pelatihan.

Salah satu Kesuksesan Jamieson Group adalah menghasilkan 23 persen

kenaikan output di proyek open cut mining, 30 persen lebih peningkatan

produksi batubara dan juga penurunan biaya produksi emas sebesar 10

persen untuk beberapa klien di industri pertambangan.

Marty McKowen mempunyai 16 tahun pengalaman di bidang konsultasi,

dan menggunakan pengalamannya sekitar 13 tahun di indonesia. Sebelum

menjabat di Jamieson Group, Marty McKowen sebelumnya pernah

bergabung bersama PT Leighton Contractors Indonesia dan Barrick Gold

Corporation. Marty menunjukan untuk mencapai suatu hasil yang sukses,

sumber daya manusia harus dipastikan memiliki sistem yang tepat dan

keterampilan untuk dapat melakukan pekerjaan mereka.

Marty mengatakan, "Jamieson Group menyediakan berbagai macam

pelatihan bagi industri pertambangan, saat ini kami menyediakan pelatihan

dan pembinaan Supervisor untuk beberapa perusahaan tambang dan juga

dalam proses pembicaraan dengan dua pemilik konsesi di indonesia dan

malaysia untuk memberikan pelatihan Manajemen dalam mengembangkan

dan melakukan produksi tambang tersebut.

Ditambahkan Marty “pembukaan kantor di jakarta ini adalah wujud dari

komitmen Jamieson Group untuk Indonesia, Dengan Tujuan untuk mem-

berikan keahlian di industri pertambangan di indonesia khususnya dalam

hal pelatihan dan pembinaan yang diharapkan hasil akhirnya akan mencip-

takan kepuasan bagi klien dan nilai terbaik bagi para stakeholder.

Jamieson Group sudah hadir di Jakarta sejak awal tahun 2000, selama

krisis keuangan global di bawah naungan kuat ekonomi Australia, semua

aktivitas dilakukan melalui kantor pusat di australia.

"seiring kokohnya kerjasama di industry pertambangan dan kuatnya per-

mintaan di Indonesia, Saat ini adalah waktu yang tepat untuk membangun

kembali kehadiran kami di indonesia," ujar Marty.

Weir Minerals are there, every step of the wayWEIR Minerals are specialists in delivering and supporting mill circuit

solutions including pumps, hydrocyclones, valves, hose, screens and

screen media, cone crushers, rubber, wear resistant linings, mill systems

and mine dewatering solutions for global mining and mineral processing

and general industry.

Weir’s product strength lies in the excellence of its hydraulic designs

and wear, corrosion and abrasion resistant materials. In slurry pumping,

processing and control applications where the cost of ownership often

outweighs capital cost as a priority, Weir helps its customers address such

issues as longevity, capacity, efficiency of operation, and maintenance.

With more than 500 expert staff in more than 20 locations in the Asia

Pacific region, including Balikpapan, Indonesia, Weir is there for you and

your operation, every step of the way.

An example from mine dewatering specialist Weir Minerals Multiflo

(WMM) is the Hydrau-Flo valve system. Manufactured in Australia and

in use since 1997, Hydrau-Flo fuel filling valves are used globally by

many of the biggest names in construction and mining. The patented

Hydrau-Flo system is based on a sound mechanical principle – spring-

opposed hydraulic pressure that delivers a clean, fast and safe solution to

organizations that transfer liquid as part of their operation.

WMM says Hydrau-Flo valves achieve extremely fast refuelling times

by delivering up to 1000 litres per minute into alloy, plastic or steel fuel

tanks and where the operation is already utilizing fast fill, the Hydrau-Flo

system maintains tank integrity by ensuring the tank is not pressurized

during or following the refuelling process.

With Hydrau-Flo safety valves, the risk of overfilling, spillage and

diesel tank rupture is a thing of the past; so too risks associated with envi-

ronmental hazards and operator safety. These improvements have been

achieved without the need for electronics or complex arrangements prone

to blockage and failure. The Hydrau-Flo system incorporates robust fuel

filler safety and float control valves that provide a reliable, hydraulically-

operated arrangement that depends on fluid levels as opposed to pressure.

Supplier News


THE Kaltim Prima Coal (KPC) mine at

Sangatta is an 11-pit operation - so large that

it takes an hour just to travel from one side

of the property to the other. To meet the

monthly production goal of 3.3 million

tonnes, KPC contracted the drilling services

of Pama and Thiess. PT Atlas Copco

Nusantara’s satellite branch at Sangatta is a

complete partner with all three operating

companies, offering drill rig support and a

variety of service-related items.

The Sangatta service branch is like an ant

hill of activity. Although 90% of its work is

done outside the shop, service vehicles and

people move in and out of the property in a

continuous flow. Service operations are

active 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and 365

days a year, with 75 people manning the

office, customer shops, pits or the many fuel

depots and transfer locations.

The branch provides fire suppression sys-

tem installation, hose and fittings, lubrication

systems and consumable parts. It also services

and supports what could be seen as the largest

fuel management system in the world.

At KPC’s Sangatta mine 280 million

tonnes of overburden and 40 million tonnes

of coal are shifted annually, and that requires

a very large fleet. Atlas Copco’s technical

advisor Raymond Daniels says, “Every big

truck brand and large digger you can think

of is operating at KPC.”

KPC operates 30 of the largest diggers

made. For digger efficiency and to support

the optimal 12-metre bench height, 300-ton

trucks are the most efficient, and there are more

than 500 in operation. Add the truck fleets and

there are 800 trucks operating at KPC Sangatta

Mine. Combined, the vehicles consume more

than a million litres of fuel a week. Atlas Copco,

an authorized Banlaw dealer, manages the

sophisticated electronic fuel tracking system.

PT Atlas Copco Nusantara’s responsibility

doesn’t end with fuel systems. It’s also charged

with the installation and maintenance of auto

lubrication, fire suppression systems and over-

all fluid maintenance onsite.

Each pit presents variations in formation with

depths ranging from 40 to 70 metres of overbur-

den over the coal seam not lower than 120

metres below sea level. Marradian Dwi is

drill and blast manager for Thiess’ mining

operations and says two pits can be totally

different with up to 8 layers of coal in 5 to

30 metre seams at varying depths with 40 to

70 metres of overburden between layers.

One pit has a flat layer of coal 10 metres

thick with the bottom lying 120 metres

below sea level.

Due to the formation variations there is no

perfect bit but they’ve found the Atlas

Copco Secoroc EH42CAH 7 ⅞-inch bit and

Teamalloy 6.25 drill pipe to be the best for

the formation overall. They average 8000 to

11,000 metres per bit. Because Thiess is

paid by tonnage of overburden, it’s neces-

sary to have their operational equipment all

the time.

“We expect 98% utilization from our drill

rigs,” says Marradian Dwi. Their need for

dependable equipment brought them to PT

Atlas Copco Nusantara. In total they operate

seven drills. They use Atlas Copco’s DM45

SP and DML SP drill rigs for most drilling,

but they also have a multi-pass DM45. Each

drill averages 80 metres per hour, and each

is expected to drill 50,000 metres per month.

Marradian Dwi says, “For me, our deci-

sion to use Atlas Copco comes down to less

maintenance required and greater availabili-

ty. That means greater operational availabil-

ity and greater parts availability.” As they

move forward he said he would also like to

utilize more training services. “My drillers

know how to drill but I want to make them bet-

ter and standardize best practices.”

Collaboration is proving the key to success at

Sangatta. By customizing its service offerings

to fit the needs of all operating companies, PT

Atlas Copco Nusantara is demonstrating how it

can be part of the large-scale operation’s win-

ning strategy.

JESS Kindler has accepted the position of

director for PT Atlas Copco Nusantara. Since

June 2010, he worked as business line manager

for the company’s Mining and Rock Excavation

Service division in the United States.

He originally joined Atlas Copco in 2005 as

product line manager for Atlas Copco Drilling

Solutions and in 2007 became Intermountain

regional manager.

Jess Kindler graduated with highest honours

and earned a Bachelor of Science degree in

mining engineering from the Colorado School

of Mines in the US in 1998. He served as a

Captain in the US Army Corps of Engineers

until 2002, completing both Ranger and

Airborne training.

He then joined Ingersoll-Rand as worldwide

service manager for Drilling Solutions and later

ran the DM30/DM45/DML manufacturing

workshop.

He worked at two underground mines as an

engineer and supervisor for UNOCAL and

Vulcan Materials, and in 2012 earned an MBA

degree from The Wharton School, where he

achieved the class leadership award.

“Jess’s track record of successful business

development and as a leader gives him a very

good platform for this new assignment,” says

Mining and Rock Excavation Service division

president Andreas Malmberg.

PT Atlas Copco Nusantara in partnership for KPC

Jess Kindler new director for

PT Atlas Copco Nusantara

PT Atlas Copco Nusantara’s Jess Kindler.

Thiess Indonesia Sangatta’s Drill and Blast Manager

Marradian Dwi shows the sticky overburden mine

that can cause complications with hole flushing.

Product News


WHITTLE Consulting, which provides strate-

gic planning services for mining companies,

has announced a significant upgrade to its in-

house Prober software. The company says that

the new software can increase mining NPV by

5% to 35%, or substantially more.

After more than 3 years of development, pro-

totyping and testing, Whittle says Prober C

enables intricate modelling of multiple steps in

the mining value chain, bringing technologies

such as mine-to-mill, selective blasting, ore

sorting, and complex comminution strategies

into the strategic planning process.

“New technologies in ore characterization

and extraction processes enable substantial eco-

nomic and energy saving opportunities,”

explains Whittle Consulting CEO Gerald

Whittle.

“Developments in these areas, led by our

alliance partner JKTech, have clear operational

benefits, and now we can harness their strategic

significance by re-optimizing the pits/phases or

underground mines, mining methods, life-of-

mine schedules, cut-off grade and stockpiling

strategies, processing policies, product strate-

gies, logistics and capital scaling decisions to

apply these technologies in an integrated fash-

ion. This will compound economic perform-

ance and capital efficiency to new levels,”

Gerald Whittle says.

For the last decade, Whittle Consulting has

helped mining companies substantially improve

the cash flow profiles of their mining projects

and operations through an integrated approach

‘Enterprise Optimization’. In many cases net

cash flow is doubled in the first 3 to 5 years,

usually with little or no capital expenditure

involved.

As the trends continue towards lower grade

and problematic ore bodies, escalating costs,

scarce capital and diminishing margins, it says

the Enterprise Optimization capability will help

progressive mining companies lead the way in

terms of competitiveness and sustainability.

Enterprise Optimization, often nicknamed

the ‘Money Mining’ approach, is underpinned

by Prober software developed by Jeff Whittle,

founder of the Whittle business and the devel-

oper of the original Whittle Pit Optimization

software that has become the industry standard

for mine planning over the last three decades.

Jeff Whittle, now 83-years-old, explains,

“We have been using the previous version

Prober B for more than a decade. It allows for

three steps in the value chain: mining, process-

ing and production, although with some clever

but convoluted modelling more could be

accommodated.

“The new Prober C supports unlimited

sequential or parallel procedures, making more

detailed yet more intuitive modelling of com-

plex mining and processing technologies possi-

ble. This is then simultaneously optimized to

maximize the value of the business,” he adds.

Whittle Consulting works with alliance part-

ners Ausenco, Gemcom/Geovia, JKTech,

Xstract, VBKom, MineQuest and Edison

Research to deliver the Enterprise Optimization

services worldwide.

Whittle implements new Prober C software

Fluid couplings avoid AFC downtimeTHE Jin Cheng Coal Group, one of the biggest

coal groups in China, found a way to avoid

unexpected downtimes of the AFCs (armored

face conveyor) and to raise the productivity of

the Chang Ping Coal Mine. In the past, the

underground mine was facing a lot of problems

because of their AFC drives equipped with two

two-speed motors but then the head of Jin

Cheng decided to replace the two-speed motors

with Voith Fluid Couplings (type 562 DTP-

KWL2), in order to prevent chain breaks as well

as gearbox and motor break downs in the future.

The couplings provide a lot of benefits for

AFC drives. “Based on the hydrodynamic prin-

ciple, the fluid couplings protect the whole

drive train from overload situations, which

often happen at Chang Ping Coal Mine”, head

of the Mechanical and Electrical Department of

Chang Ping Coal Mine, Mao Weihong says.

“The 562 DTPKWL2-1000 couplings are so

powerful that they can easily handle blockages

of the AFC without downtime or damage of the

equipment.”

Mao Weihong says he is very satisfied with

the exchange of the equipment. Furthermore, he

compliments the reliability of the couplings and

especially their soft start function. “For upcom-

ing mining projects, we will also rely on Voith

Fluid Couplings to raise our productivity.”

Since installation of the couplings in 2009,

the AFC experienced no chain breaks, which

also means significantly reduced maintenance

efforts. Nowadays, the 225 metre wide and

1000 metre long coal panels produce an annual

output of 3 million tonnes in the Chang Ping

mine and the situation of the coal mine has,

therefore, greatly improved.

Located near Jin Cheng City, Chang Ping

Coal Mine employs more than 6000 people and

produces 6 million tonnes of coal each year.

Voith Turbo, the specialist for hydrodynamic

drive, coupling and braking systems for road,

rail and industrial applications, as well as for

ship propulsion systems, is a group division of

Voith GmbH. Voith sets standards in the mar-

kets of energy, oil & gas, paper, raw materials

and transportation & automotive. Founded in

1867, Voith employs more than 42,000 people,

generates 5.7 billion Euro in sales, operates in

more than 50 countries around the world and is

today one of the biggest family-owned compa-

nies in Europe.

Fluid couplings enable less downtimes and increased productivity at the AFC.

Product News

3April 2013 l Coal Age Indonesia l 37

Cat develops MT5300D AC for 320-ton-capacityCATERPILLAR has developed the MT5300D AC 320-ton-capacity

(290-tonne) mining truck as part of its ongoing investment in the Unit Rig

products acquired through the acquisition of Bucyrus International.

The new truck integrates a Cat C175-16 engine and Cat 360T AC elec-

tric drive system with the proven Unit Rig MT Series trucks. The

MT5300D AC takes its place in Caterpillar’s large mining truck product

line between the 250-ton-capacity (227-tonne) 793F and the 360-ton-

capacity (327-tonne) 795F AC.

The new truck builds on Unit Rig’s 50 years of electric-drive mining

truck experience and the thousands of units currently working in mines

around the world. The strength of the Cat engine and drive system com-

bine with Cat dealer support and Unit Rig designs to deliver high per-

formance and efficiency to mining customers. The MT5300D will be

commercially available in the near future.

The MT5300D AC leverages Unit Rig’s millions of hours of field

experience with the MT Series truck chassis, hydraulics, electrical system

and suspension and integrates those systems with a proven Cat engine,

AC drive and vehicle information management system. The Cat AC elec-

tric drive train is state-of-the-art, efficient and reliable, and has logged

hundreds of thousands of hours in the lab and field, most notably in the

795F AC. The Cat electric drive truck program also leverages Electro-

Motive Diesel’s (EMD) locomotive experience in design and manufactur-

ing. EMD is a Caterpillar company, and the highly efficient system is

Caterpillar designed, integrated and supported.

The MT5300D AC is designed to offer strong performance, safety, ease

of operation and maintenance, and superior reliability. The Cat C175-16

is proven in Cat large mining trucks, and the Cat AC drive system fea-

tures industry-leading dynamic retarding capacity combined with four-

corner wet disc brakes. The system creates operator confidence that leads

to productive and safe operation.

The gross machine weight is 505,755kg and the engine delivers 2750

or optional 3500 net horsepower (2050 or optional 2610 net kW).

The ROPS cab, wide access stairways, traction control, and quiet radial

retarder grid with wide right-side visibility enhance safety and further ben-

efit the operator. Simple hydraulic systems, modular components,

hydraulic gauge cabinet, grouped service locations, engine bay service

walkways and more ground accessible maintenance points translate into

less downtime and enhance safety for maintenance technicians.

A Cat 7495 shovel loads a Unit Rig MT5300D at the Caterpillar

proving grounds in Arizona, USA.


Product News

TECHNOLOGY developed by an Australian

company is behind a major coal upgrading

milestone announced for New Zealand’s coal

energy sector. South Australian-based GTL

Energy and New Zealand Government-owned

Solid Energy New Zealand jointly announced

they had achieved sustained production runs at

New Zealand’s first commercial coal upgrading

plant utilizing GTL Energy’s coal upgrading

technology.

The companies have signed an agreement for

the formation of a joint venture company,

GTLE Development Ltd, to focus on the opera-

tion of the plant, further project development

and deployment of the technology globally.

Solid Energy is commissioning its Mataura bri-

quette plant in Southland, which will produce

lignite briquettes for New Zealand’s South

Island energy market using GTL Energy’s tech-

nology.

The technology involves converting low-

grade coal into higher-rank fuel by the removal

of moisture from the coal and converting it into

briquettes which feature higher energy content,

reduced emissions, improved handling and

transportation characteristics and increased

market value.

Once fully commissioned, the Mataura plant

will be operated by GTLE Development

through a wholly-owned New Zealand sub-

sidiary to annually produce up to 90,000 tonnes

of low-moisture and higher-energy briquettes

from about 150,000 tonnes of lignite.

The joint-venture company will manage bri-

quette production at the Mataura plant, trial the

product in international thermal export coal

markets and focus on developing and deploying

the upgrading technology globally. Solid

Energy will have a 20% stake in GTLE and will

continue to own the Mataura plant.

Feedstock for the plant will come from Solid

Energy’s nearby New Vale Mine and will be

transformed into a high energy product for the

joint venture under a tolling arrangement which

underpins continuous production.

This product will support the domestic mar-

ket development along with proof of technolo-

gy for global deployment. Solid Energy will

market the product to its South Island cus-

tomers with trials due to begin shortly.

Solid Energy and GTLE are in consultation

with staff at the plant about transferring their

employment to the GTLE New Zealand sub-

sidiary. In addition to the Mataura plant and its

United States commercial demonstration plant

in North Dakota, GTLE has plant projects

under various stages of development in

Indonesia and Australia, and opportunities

under review in the USA and Europe.

Solid Energy’s group manager coal develop-

ments Brett Gamble says, “We have worked

closely with GTL Energy over many years, and

the opportunity to combine our collective

expertise and assets to accelerate commercial-

ization and deployment of the technology

makes a lot of sense for both of us. We are

excited about the future of this proposed ven-

ture and believe the transformation of low rank

high moisture coal into higher energy briquettes

has potential to create significant value.”

GTL Energy’s CEO Fred Schulte, who will

also be CEO of GTLE, says, “This deal will

create a company with the ability to accelerate

technology deployment. The achievement of

continuous, safe and reliable production at the

New Zealand plant will provide the demonstra-

tion that is expected to support more wide-

spread adoption. We will now have a produc-

tion facility, engineering and operating capabil-

ities in a single organization. The new entity

will be looking beyond a technology licensing

business model and moving into project devel-

opment, ownership and operations. Despite

challenging coal and capital markets, we have

exciting projects which make sense regardless

of market timing, and we look forward to bring-

ing these into fruition through 2013.”

Australian technology in coal energy milestone

Regional News


Altura awarded Philippines contractAltura Mining has won the first of three coal operating contracts that it bid

for as part of the Philippine Energy Contracting Round 4 (PECR4) in March

2012 and is awaiting confirmation of the results of the remaining two bids.

The operating contract known as Area 3-Cantanduanes covers 7000 hectares

and is on Catanduanes Island on the eastern seaboard of the Philippines.

Altura has been focused on identifying coal resources in the Philippines

with the establishment of a new company, Altura Mining Philippines Inc

(AMPI). Applications for three coal resource areas were lodged with the

Philippine Department of Energy (PDE). AMPI is following the same model

used in Indonesia for the acquisition, exploration and development of coal

operations. Acquisition of Area 3 brings Altura’s total South East Asia coal

holdings to more than 24,000 hectares.

Cuesta Coal raises Aus$12 millionA placement has resulted in Cuesta Coal raising Aus$12 million, much of

which will be used to fast-track the development project at Moorlands,

14km west of the Blair Athol Coal Mine in the Western Bowen Basin in

Queensland, Australia. The placement was taken up by Longluck

Investment (Australia), a subsidiary of Beijing Guoli Energy Investment Co.

Cuesta will also use $5 million to redeem 50% of the $10 million convert-

ible notes that will be issued to the vendors upon settlement of the acquisi-

tion of the Orion Coal Project from Hannigan & Associates. Orion is to the

immediate north and a continuation of Cuesta's existing resource at

Moorlands, which contains a combined resource of 136.3 million tonnes and

an exploration target of 85-150 million tonnes.

Davao starting date brought forwardCoal Asia Holdings has brought forward the expected commercial produc-

tion starting date for its mining project in Davao Oriental, the Philippines, by

three months to October 2013. The mine is expected to annually produce

600,000 tonnes of high-grade coal. The company, which holds the country’s

second largest coal reserves and resources, says the date has been made pos-

sible by early completion of drilling and exploration activities.

Coal Asia, through subsidiary Titan Mining and Energy Corp, is also eval-

uating and testing two new previously undiscovered large coal deposit areas

within its coal operating contract in Davao Oriental. Its other mine, in

Zamboanga Sibugay, is expected to begin production in 2015. Coal Asia has

secured offtake agreements with domestic and international buyers and

plans to export coal to India, Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong and Vietnam.

Tigers Realm receives Amaam mining licenceFollowing recent approval of Tigers Realm Coal's mining licence appli-

cation by Russian federal subsoil agency Rosnedra, the agency's Chukotka

Branch has issued Tigers Realm Russian subsidiary NPCC with a mining

licence over the area covered by its mining licence application for the

Amaam Coking Coal Project in Russia's Far East.

Issuance of the licence enables Tigers Realm to exercise its right to

increase ownership of NPCC and the Amaam project to 60%. Amaam North

remains 80% owned by the company. Achieving this major milestone on

schedule clearly demonstrates the high level of support NPCC has received

for the Amaam project. The Amaam pre-feasibility study is in its final stages

with the key findings expected to be announced in early April.

Celsius receives Blumont fundingCelsius Coal has received the first Aus$5 million tranche of a $10 million

strategic funding arrangement with the Singapore-based Blumont Group

which will pay for the 2013 exploration and development program at its

Kyrgyz Republic coal prospects. The company has announced a maiden

total inferred, JORC-compliant resource of 255 million tonnes at the Uzgen

Basin project, comprising 230 million tonnes at Kargasha deposit and 25

million at Kokkia deposit.


MINING Media International, The ASIA Miner

and Coal Age Indonesia are proud to announce

the formation of two new Indonesian mining

clubs - the Djakarta Mining Club and Coal Club

Indonesia. Designed to support the growing

mining industry in Indonesia, these new clubs

will play an important role in the responsible

development of natural resources and business

opportunities.

Mining Media is inviting those involved in the

mining industry, directly or indirectly, or those

wanting to be involved or interested in its devel-

opment, to take part in the launch of these new

clubs as a founding member or sponsor.

The Djakarta Mining Club will serve to foster

bilateral business relationships while promoting

sustainable mineral production through educa-

tional outreach, promotion of exploration, and

planned dialogue between stakeholders in the

mining industry.

Coal Club Indonesia is an innovative natural

development for the coal industry in Indonesia. It

will enable B2B (Business to Business) and B2G

(Business to Government) connections to be

made that will create opportunities for

local/domestic and international businesses in a

rapidly growing, international industry.

Mining Media says this is a golden opportuni-

ty to be an active participant in these important

clubs. It is your chance to become a founding

member, a sponsor, or simply to register to attend

upcoming events that will be held in the hubs of

the mining industry in Indonesia.

In Indonesia contact Dimas Abdillah (dabdil-

[email protected]) for information and in

Australia contact Lanita Idrus (lidrus@mining-

media.com). All other inquiries should be direct-

ed to Peter Johnson (pjohnson@mining-

media.com).

Mining Media International is the only global

publishing company focused solely on the mining

and construction-materials industries. Mining

Media publishes Engineering & Mining Journal,

Coal Age, The ASIA Miner, Coal Age Indonesia

and Equipo Minero, as well as custom foreign

editions and related directories. The company

also produces trade shows and conferences, such

as Haulage & Loading and Longwall USA.

Coal calendar of events

Money Mining Seminar, April 8-9,Fremantle, WA, Australia. www.whittle-consulting.com.au/events.html

Hunter Valley Coal ChainConference, April 8-9, Hunter Valley,NSW, Australia. www.ausimm.com.au/coalchain2013/exhibition.asp

OZMINE 2013, April 16-18, Jakarta, Indonesia,www.austrade.gov.au/ozmine

Mongolia Investment Summit, April 16-18, London, UK. www.mongoliainvestmentsummit.com

International Conference & Expo onCoal Beneficiation, April 18-19, New Delhi, India. www.cpsi.org.in

Drill and Blast 2013, April 30-May 1,Brisbane, Australia.www.drillandblastevent.com.au

International Coal Prep 2013, 30thAnniversary, April 30-May 2,Lexington, Kentucky, USA, www.coal-prepshow.com; and International CoalPrep Exhibition, www.biztradeshows.com/trade-events/coal-prep.html

3rd Coaltrans Mongolia, May 25-26,Ulaanbaatar. www.coaltrans.com/EventDetails/0/5180/3rd-Coaltrans-Mongolia.html

19th Coaltrans Asia, June 2-5, Bali.www.coaltrans.com/EventDetails/0/5187/19th-Coaltrans-Asia.html

Coal Processing & Mining Tech nol -ogy, June 4-5, Ulaanbaatar,Mongolia. www.uexpos.com/coalProcessingMining Tech_Mongolia.html

10th Clean Coal Forum, June 13-14,Beijing, China.www.cdmc.org.cn/2013/ccf/

Coal Gen 13, August 14-16, Charlotte,North Carolina, USA. www.coal-gen.com

Sumatra Miner: Inaugural CoalMining & Technology of SouthSumatra, Sept 17-20, Palembang,Sumatra. www.Sumatra-miner.com

XVII International Coal PreparationCongress, October 1-6, Istanbul,Turkey. www.icpc2013.com/en/

2013 Coal Handling & Storage,October 22-24, St Louis, Missouri,USA. www.coalhandlingshow.com

Balikpapan Expo ..................................................................................................13Baramulti Group ...................................................................................................38Caterpillar ...............................................................................................................9Coaltrans Asia ......................................................................................................18Coaltrans Mongolia ...............................................................................................34Jamieson Consulting Group ..................................................................................33KS Yanase Industries ...........................................................................................BCMicromine Consulting Services Workshop .............................................................3Mines & Money Beijing..........................................................................................22Mining Indonesia ..................................................................................................15 Mining Media International Indonesian mining clubs .............................................7PT Britmindo .........................................................................................................39PT Mobilis Hausen ...............................................................................................37SatNetCom..........................................................................................................IBCSumatra Miner .......................................................................................................11Weir Minerals.......................................................................................................IFCWhittle Consulting ................................................................................................21

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Australian mining expertise on show at ozmineAUSTRALIA’S world-leading mining expertise

will be on show at ozmine2013 in Jakarta on

April 16 and 17 at the Shangri-La Hotel. Ozmine

is Australia’s premier mining event in South East

Asia and consists of a conference, exhibition and

ample networking opportunities.

The ozmine2013 conference with the theme

‘Australia and ASEAN: Partnering for Perfor m -

ance’ brings together key Indonesian, Australian

and ASEAN industry and government players to

identify and analyse trends, opportunities and

challenges in mining. The two-day exhibition is

where you can meet Australian companies offer-

ing innovative, competitive and high quality

products and services for the mining and METS

sectors.

Australia’s Trade Commissioner in Jakarta

Julianne Merriman says the theme signifies how

business people in the region are linking with

Australian expertise to improve efficiency and

boost productivity. “ozmine2013 provides the

perfect opportunity to build these relationships

and meet your new Australian business partner

from a variety of roles in the mining sector.”

She says Australian mining and METS compa-

nies have much to offer mining operations in

Indonesia and other South East Asian countries.

“Australia has a robust mining industry which

contributes 9% to Australia’s GDP. Australia’s

miners operate in some of the most remote and

harsh conditions found anywhere in the world.

This environment has seen Australia develop the

technologies and services needed to work effi-

ciently within these tough conditions.

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