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Trades about 37% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
PT Puradelta Lestari Tbk operates as an Indonesian property developer, focusing on a diverse range of real estate ventures including industrial, residential, commercial, hospitality, and rental properties. The company sells commercial land parcels and retail units, such as shop houses, alongside residential homes. It also constructs and manages income-generating assets like rental manufacturing facilities and hotels. Furthermore, Puradelta Lestari provides crucial utility services, including clean water provision and wastewater treatment, as well as comprehensive estate management covering cleaning, security, maintenance, and other related support. A key project involves the development and oversight of Kota Deltamas, an extensive 3,200-hectare integrated community featuring dedicated industrial, residential, and commercial zones. Currently, its operations encompass 19 residential developments, seven leased factory units, and one hotel. Established in 1993, PT Puradelta Lestari Tbk is headquartered in West Jakarta, Indonesia, and is a subsidiary of PT Sumber Arusmulia.
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