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Trades about 61% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Founded in 1987 and headquartered in Bekasi, Indonesia, PT Lippo Cikarang Tbk, a subsidiary of PT Kemuning Satiatama, is primarily engaged in the development of real estate and industrial estates throughout Indonesia. The company operates across two main segments: Real Estate and Supporting Services. In addition to its core development work, PT Lippo Cikarang provides a wide array of support services, including comprehensive estate management, public transportation, and recreational facilities. Its extensive operations also encompass the construction, acquisition, sale, leasing, and management of various property types. This includes commercial spaces such as malls, office buildings, and exhibition halls; residential properties; hospitality venues like hotels, clubs, and restaurants; healthcare facilities including hospitals and laboratories; and leisure amenities such as golf courses and sports centers. Furthermore, the company is involved in essential services like clean and wastewater management, along with activities spanning trading, development, transportation, waste management, recycling, and specialized professional, scientific, and technical services. It also undertakes remediation and employment-related business activities.
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