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Trades about 3% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Operating primarily in Indonesia, PT Samindo Resources Tbk, through its various subsidiaries, delivers a broad spectrum of services for the mining industry, with a strong focus on coal. Their service offerings include essential activities such as stripping overburden, excavating coal, transporting the mined coal, conducting thorough geological mapping, and carrying out exploration drilling, in addition to other related services. The company was initially known as PT Myoh Technology, Tbk before officially changing its name to PT Samindo Resources Tbk in February 2012. Established in 2000, its corporate headquarters are located in South Jakarta, Indonesia. PT Samindo Resources Tbk operates as a subsidiary of ST International Corporation.
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