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Jakarta, April 15, 2025 – PT Trimegah Bangun Persada Tbk (NCKL), also known as Harita Nickel, an integrated and sustainable nickel mining and processing company, has voluntarily submitted itself to undergo an audit process conducted by one of the world’s most rigorous independent assurance organizations, the Initiative for Responsible Mining Assurance (IRMA). The audit, which began in October last year, is entering its second phase in April 2025. This marks the first time an integrated nickel mining and processing company in Asia has undertaken the IRMA audit process.
The IRMA-approved independent auditor in Indonesia, SCS Global Services (SCS), will assess whether the company, which operates in South Halmahera, North Maluku, has respected human rights, engaged with local communities, provided a safe, healthy, and supportive work environment, minimized environmental impacts, and contributed to a positive legacy. In total, more than 400 requirements under the IRMA Standard will be evaluated throughout the audit process. The assessment results will be published in a public audit report, released both locally and on the IRMA website.
“By volunteering to have its mining operations independently audited against the world’s most rigorous global mining standard, Harita Nickel is setting an unprecedented example of operational transparency in Indonesia’s mining sector," said Aimee Boulanger, Executive Director of IRMA, in a <a href="https://responsiblemining.net/tag/harita-nickel/" target="_blank">press release</a> issued when Harita Nickel initiated the audit process.
The spirit of aligning national industry practices with global standards, as demonstrated by Harita Nickel, not only ensures long-term benefits for communities and the environment but also reflects the growing recognition of Indonesia’s nickel industry as being in line with the highest global compliance standards. This alignment is particularly important given nickel’s critical role in supporting the energy transition and the increasing global demand for responsibly sourced nickel.
Harita Nickel’s Director of Health, Safety and Environment, Tonny Gultom, stated, “This transparency demonstrates the Company’s commitment to implementing responsible and sustainable mining practices while also supporting the Indonesian government’s vision for a mining sector that is both environmentally and socially responsible and transparent.”
Since its inception, Harita Nickel has demonstrated a strong spirit of continuous improvement; using assurances and due diligence reports as some of the tools to identify areas for improvement where the company will take a phased approach towards improvement. Harita Nickel has also consistently aligned itself with globally recognized sustainability standards to enhance operational efficiency and strengthen stakeholder trust.
Before commencing its mining operations, Harita Nickel obtained a range of academic studies that serve as the foundation for its responsible operational practices. Among these are hydrological assessments and land-use planning studies, which form the basis for a comprehensive water management strategy&mdash;covering the responsible use, recycling, and distribution of water across all operational areas.
As the processing and refining of nickel ore intensifies, Harita Nickel’s environmental management practices have also evolved to meet higher standards. The Dry Stack Tailings Facility (DSTF) has been implemented in former mining excavation areas, complete with a comprehensive water management system and testing procedures that significantly enhance tailings management safety and prevent water contamination risks.
Harita Nickel implements <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iu1195SUCnI&t=83s" target="_blank">marine environmental management</a> to monitor and protect marine ecosystems around the company’s activities. Management includes water quality, plankton, benthos, fish and coral as well as other indicators of marine environmental health.
Further, Tonny elaborated, "We have also initiated a <a href="https://tbpnickel.com/files/pdf_assets/Summary%20of%20LNRA%20Harita%20Nickel.pdf" target="_blank">landscape-based natural risk assessment</a> in line with the recommendations of the Task Force on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD), to better understand and mitigate hydrological and ecological risks."
Commitment to international standards such as IRMA is not the only one adopted by Harita Nickel. The company has also initiated a compliance assessment process for responsible sourcing practices through the <a href="https://hpalnickel.com/files/documents/Laporan%20Uji%20Tuntas%20Pengadaan%20yang%20Bertanggung%20Jawab%20HPAL.pdf" target="_blank">Responsible Minerals Assurance Process</a> (RMAP) from the Responsible Minerals Initiative (RMI).
"The compliance status obtained from this audit confirms that Harita Nickel's risk management system has been implemented in accordance with applicable standards. The company will also release its 2024 Sustainability Report in early May, which highlights its performance and elaborates on priorities for improvement in the areas of environment, social, and governance (ESG) moving forward,” concluded Tonny in his press statement.
Further information <a href="https://tbpnickel.com/media/news/operational/strengthening-esg-integration-across-the-value-chain" target="_blank">regarding ESG integration</a> across the value chain can be found on our website.
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<h4>About Harita Nickel&nbsp;</h4>
PT Trimegah Bangun Persada Tbk (NCKL) or Harita Nickel is part of the Harita Group, which operates sustainable integrated nickel mining and processing on Obi Island, South Halmahera, North Maluku. In addition to its Mining Business License (IUP), the company has been operating a saprolite nickel smelting plant since 2017 using Rotary Kiln Electric Furnace (RKEF) technology, and since 2021, it has also operated a limonite nickel processing and refining facility using High Pressure Acid Leaching (HPAL) technology in the same operational area. Both facilities were established to support the Indonesian government's downstream mandate.
Harita Nickel is a pioneer in Indonesia in processing and refining low-grade limonite nickel using HPAL technology. This technology allows the processing of previously unused limonite nickel into a strategically valuable product, Mixed Hydroxide Precipitate (MHP). Using the same technology, MHP as an intermediate product has successfully been processed into a final product, Nickel Sulfate (NiSO4), which is a key material in the production of cathodes for new energy sources, such as electric vehicle batteries.

IRMA Audit: Harita Nickel’s Affirmation of Its Commitment to Sustainability

SOUTH HALMAHERA, November 9, 2023 - PT Trimegah Bangun Persada Tbk (NCKL) or Harita Nickel, a sustainable integrated nickel mining and processing company, has once again taken a significant step in environmental protection by planting 500 mangrove seedlings in the coastal areas around Soligi Village, Obi Island, South Halmahera, North Maluku. The activity took place on Sunday, November 5, 2023, and was part of the celebration of the National Day of Love Flora and Fauna (HCPSN) 2023.
Bowo Budileksono, Deputy Head of HSE (Health, Safety and Environment) Site Operation at Harita Nickel, said that this program was a manifestation of the company's commitment to preserving the coastal environment. The strong roots of mangroves act as wave breakers, providing protection against coastal erosion and supporting a rich coastal ecosystem, including various species of birds, crabs, and other coastal wildlife. "This activity is also part of our support for the National Mangrove Rehabilitation Program, which we have been implementing since 2021," he added.
In implementing this program, Harita Nickel is not only planting seedlings but also conducting regular maintenance and monitoring. The company has been working with the Soligi village government and has empowered the local community to participate in this conservation effort. The event was also attended by the village secretary, the head of the village advisory body (BPD), and the mangrove conservation group led by Harita Nickel and Unkhair University in Ternate.
Rusman Baharudin, Head of Spatial Planning Affairs of Soligi Village, expressed his appreciation for Harita Nickel's consistency in demonstrating concern for the coastal environment of Soligi Village. "I hope that the company's efforts will continue so that the mangrove ecosystem in Soligi Village can be preserved and enjoyed by future generations," said Rusman.
This program was initially launched in Soligi Village in 2021 and expanded to three other locations in 2022, including Awanggoa and Belang-Belang villages in Bacan District and Guruapin Village in Kayoa District. This activity is a continuation of the company's previous efforts, which have already planted more than 47,000 mangrove seedlings. From 2021 to date, the total planting and rehabilitation of mangrove seedlings has reached more than 23 hectares.
In addition to mangrove planting, other environmental protection programs and efforts undertaken by Harita Nickel include
<ul><li>Installing water quality and emission monitoring systems to ensure continuous monitoring of all waste and emissions and compliance with applicable quality standards, including the SPARING water quality tool and the Continuous Emission Monitoring System,</li><li>Periodic monitoring of reforestation of former mining areas by independent parties; and</li><li>Implementation of environmental protection programs through the creation of artificial coral reefs and the preservation of biodiversity.</li></ul>

Environmental Commitment, Harita Nickel Plant Mangroves in Soligi Village 

Halmahera Selatan, 13 Juni 2023 &mdash;Trimegah Bangun Persada Tbk (NCKL), also known as Harita Nickel, supports coastal clean up program initiated by Ministry of Environment and Forestry (KLHK) to commemorate World Environment Day which is celebrated every June 5. This support was realized through a beach clean-up event in Kawasi village, Obi Island, South Halmahera on Saturday (10/6) last weekend.
The beach clean-up event in Kawasi village involving representatives of PT TBP employees and its business affiliates, as well as Kawasi residents which is also part of PT TBP's Community Development and Empowerment (PPM) program in environmental sector. This is also part of the company's commitment in preserving ecosystem and environment around its operational area, particularly in the coastal village of Kawasi.
In addition to representatives of employees and Kawasi Village community, also participated the Head of South Halmahera Environmental Agency (DLH), Samsu Abubakar and his staff, representatives of Kawasi Village Government, and a joint TNI / Police officers.
Head of Mining Engineering of PT TBP Primus Priyanto, representing the management, stated that this voluntary beach clean-up in Kawasi village entitled "Indonesia Costal Clean Up 2023" was to commemorate the Environment Day 2023 and also to support the KLHK program.
"We invite all parties, both local villagers, company workers and the Kawasi village government, supported by the Environmental Agency, to jointly maintain environmental cleanliness, particularly on the coast by reducing plastic waste," Primus said.
Through this activity, it is also hoped that local residents can be more concerned about environmental conditions around the beach where they live and be more responsible for waste problems.
Meanwhile, Head of the South Halmahera Environmental Agency (DLH) Samsu Abubakar expressed his appreciation to PT TBP for its efforts to protect environment around its mining operational area. According to Samsu, this activity is very good to maintain public health in Kawasi village and employees who work in the company.
Samsu emphasized that maintaining environmental cleanliness should be the responsibility of everyone without exception.
"There needs to be collaboration between village governments, companies and local communities to keep the environment clean. It is also important to hold regular socialization to raise awareness and attention in the community towards their surrounding environment," he said.
Suryo Aji, Community Development Superintendent of PT TBP, as the coordinator of this event explained that this program is part of the company's commitment to protect environment around its operational area.
"[This] activity has become a routine monthly and annual agenda to continue to maintain the sustainability of the ecosystem and environmental sustainability in Kawasi village," he said. 
In addition, Suryo Aji added, to support better waste management, his company will also provide assistance on how to process organic waste into compost involving a number of groups of residents living on the coast. The company will also seek to distribute more trash cans to every corner of the village to make it easier for people to throw garbage in its place.

Celebrating World Environment Day, Harita Nickel Holds Indonesia Coastal Clean Up 2023 at Kawasi Beach

OBI ISLAND, May 23, 2023 &mdash; Harita Nickel has consistently implemented Environment, Social and Government (ESG) principles through a mangrove rehabilitation program in South Halmahera, North Maluku. No doubt, commitment of this integrated nickel mining and downstream company group operating in Obi Island has drawn compliments.
Appreciation expressed by a team from Indonesia's Coordinating Ministry for Maritime and Investment&nbsp;Affairs (Kemenko Marves), Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries (KKP) and Ministry of Environment and Forestry (KLHK) during a working visit to Harita Nickel site in Kawasi Village, Obi District, South Halmahera, on Saturday-Sunday, May 20-21, 2023.
Fatma Puspitasari, Coordinator of Forest Utilization and Conservation Control of Kemenko Marves, said visit was conducted by a team of three ministries in order to monitor and evaluate the Joint Memorandum of Understanding (NKB) and Cooperation Agreement (PKS) Mangrove Rehabilitation to support the national target of 600,000 ha of mangrove land by 2024.
<img alt="Tim marves monitoring mangrove 3" src="https://apiharitanikel.dipstrategy.co.id/storage/images/old/images/Tim Marves Monitoring Mangrove -3-.jpg" title="Tim marves monitoring mangrove 3">
<figcaption>Team from Kemenko Marves, KKP and KLHK during monitoring at Harita Nickel mangrove rehabilitation area on Soligi Village coast, Obi Sub-district</figcaption>

 
Fatma expressed her appreciation to PT Trimegah Bangun Persada Tbk (PT TBP), Harita Nickel's business entity as a mandated holder of the National Strategic Project (PSN) Obi Industrial Estate, which has implemented a partnership program with the government through social and environmental responsibility schemes.
In fact, she emphasized, PT TBP had carried out similar activities prior to the NKB and PKS signing of mangrove rehabilitation with Coordinating Ministry of Marves on November 17, 2022. Since 2021, she added, the company has partnered with Khairun University of Ternate to carry out a series of mangrove plantation and rehabilitation activities by empowering local communities.
According to her, such mangrove rehabilitation and various environmental conservation programs that have been carried out by the company serve as proof of Harita Nickel's commitment to sustainable business governance in accordance with ESG principles.
"Of course this is also an added value for PT TBP as a public company," she said.
Appreciation is also expressed to all companies in the Harita Nickel business unit that have implemented Community Development and Empowerment (PPM) programs to encourage economic self-sufficiency of their surrounding communities.
Restoration Coordinator of Coastal and Small Island Utilization Directorate (P4K) at Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries (KKP), Hery Gunawan Daulay emphasized on the importance of mangroves for marine ecology. He said mangroves function as a buffer zone to protect coastal areas from damage.
"If we want to see fish and marine biota grow well, of course we need to maintain marine ecology by maintaining coastal ecosystems. The abundance of fish and marine life can be utilized economically by people, of course, in moderation," he explained.
Furthermore, he encourages that Harita Nickel's mangrove rehabilitation program can continue so that more mangrove land can be added from year to year. 
"We encourage companies to preserve coastal ecosystems in various ways. Not only mangroves, but also coral reefs and seagrasses. We saw its seagrass potential is also quite high," he said while monitoring mangrove planting sites in the coastal area of Soligi Village, Obi Subdistrict.
Meanwhile, Environmental Marine Compliance Manager of Harita Nickel, Windy Prayogo said mangrove rehabilitation program as part of social and environmental responsibility, consistently carried out by the company until now. 
He explained, total land that has been planted mangroves as of early 2023 is 23.73 ha with a total of mangroves that have been planted at least 40 thousand seedlings. The mangrove rehabilitation program is spread across four locations in South Halmahera Regency, including Soligi Village in Obi Subdistrict, Awango and Belang-Belang Villages in Bacan Subdistrict and Guruapin Village in Kayoa Subdistrict. 
Director of Health, Safety and Environment Harita Nickel Tonny H Gultom explained, mangrove rehabilitation activities aim to preserve coastal ecosystems so that they can provide benefits for both environment and society. 
According to Tonny, collaboration of many parties is needed to succeed the program. Therefore, Harita Nickel collaborates with academics and government, while empowering local communities in nursery activities, planting and self-supporting monitoring of mangrove conditions on the ground. 
"We hope that mangrove forests that have been successfully rehabilitated will become a source of livelihood and welfare for the community," Tonny said.
In addition to mangrove rehabilitation, company also makes various efforts to preserve marine ecology. The marine monitoring program includes monitoring of seawater quality, marine sediment quality, and marine biota including plankton, benthos, coral reefs and reef fish. He emphasized that this program is supported by sea monitoring vehicles and equipment with proven technology.
He added that the company, which has been officially listed on Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) through its entity PT Trimegah Bangun Persada Tbk (NCKL), in early April achieved compliance status for its environmental management and monitoring from the North Maluku Provincial Environmental Agency.

Kemenko Marves Appreciates Harita Nickel's Consistency in Mangrove Rehabilitation, Preserving South Halmahera's Coastline

Harita Nickel again held Obi Fishing Tournament 2023 in Kawasi Waters, Obi Island, South Halmahera, North Maluku. The second tournament held to promote biodiversity in Obi's waters was even more spectacular.
For instance, while last year's inaugural tournament was only attended by Kawasi villagers, this year's tournament was also participated by residents of its neighboring village, Soligi. A total of 193 participants from the two villages participated in the event titled "Pesona Mangael Ikang di Obi" which lasted for two days, on March 18-19, 2023.
In addition to involving more participants, the second tournament's fish catch was much heavier. The first winner was a Giant Trevally or Bobara as the locals named it, weighing 23.51 kg. In second and third position were Geropa fish weighing 15.91 kg and 15.13 kg respectively.
Committee Chairman of Obi Fishing Tournament 2023, Apolinavis F Mbata said the annual event is organized by Harita Nickel as a means of education as well as promoting biodiversity of Obi waters located around the operational site of the nickel mining and downstream company.
"With the fish catch in this year's tournament, which is more abundant, may boost up our enthusiasm and love to keep preserving the Kawasi sea," he said, during the peak of the winner announcement and prize-giving ceremony which took place on Kawasi beach, Sunday (19/2/2023).
Furthermore, it is hoped that this activity can strengthen community togetherness in the surrounding mining village with the company, which has been harmonious so far. The tournament concluded with awarding of trophies and cash prizes worth a total of IDR 44 million to six champions. This amount does not include prizes that were also given to winners of quizzes at the venue and on social media. 
<img alt="Turnamen mancing di kawasi web" src="https://apiharitanikel.dipstrategy.co.id/storage/images/old/images/Turnamen Mancing di Kawasi_web.jpg" title="Turnamen mancing di kawasi web">
<figcaption>Awarding trophies and prizes to the champions of Obi Fishing Tournament 2023</figcaption>
 
Kawasi Waters Still Abundant in Fish 
Saidi Jouronga (58), a resident of Kawasi Village and winner of the first Obi Fishing Tournament 2023, recognized the abundance of fish in Kawasi waters.
<img alt="Saidi jouronga juara 1 web" src="https://apiharitanikel.dipstrategy.co.id/storage/images/old/images/Saidi Jouronga Juara 1_web.jpg" style="float: left; width: 297px; height: 498px; margin: 0px 20px 20px 0px;" title="Saidi jouronga juara 1 web" width="297" height="498">
<figcaption>Saidi Jouronga peraih Juara I Obi Fishing Tournament 2023, dengan hasil tangkapan ikan Bobara seberat 23,51 kg</figcaption>
 
Saidi admits that he is still pursuing his profession as a fisherman. He goes to sea every day from 6 am and returns home in the evening. His average catch is between 20 to 30 kg. As an illustration, its price in the local village is between Rp40,000 to Rp50,000 per kilogram.
He added that when he participated in the tournament, the grandfather of 9 grandchildren went out after maghrib and at 11 pm had submitted the fish catch which was determined by the committee as the first winner. This means that he fished for only about 3 hours. And even then, he said, it was less than 2 kilometers from the shoreline. "So if anyone says there are no fish in the Kawasi sea, or even if there are fish, they don't want to eat them because the water is dirty, that's a big lie. I was born in Kawasi, and I fish here every day until now, so I know it well," he explains.
 
In line with Saidi, Hut Ibrahim (60), a local resident who also works as a fisherman, admitted that he is still fishing in the waters of Kawasi.&nbsp; Like Saidi, Ibrahim fishes using traditional equipment such as fishing rods. His catches are mostly Bobara, Grouper, Red Snapper, and squid. "We don't go to sea if the weather is not good, such as high waves. If the weather is good, we will definitely go to sea because it is for our daily needs and children's schooling," explained the second winner of the tournament.
 
The father of 6 children said he was happy with the tournament held by Harita Nickel. Cash amounting to Rp10 million prize as champion II, according to him will be used for school fees for his youngest child who is still in high school.


Obi Waters's Productivity Remains Conserved
Many studies have revealed the biodiversity of Obi Island's waters. These waters are home to natural coral reefs that serve as a breeding ground for a variety of marine life. These waters also have high fisheries productivity, characterized by many variants of fish both basic fish (demersal) and surface fish (pelagic). 
Prof. Dr. Ir. Inneke F. M. Rumengan, M.Sc, Head of Research and Community Service Institute of Sam Ratulangi University (Unsrat) said the waters around Obi Island have abundant fisheries productivity. Based on her research, various types of pelagic fish from small to large size and demersal fish were found. 
"This is supported by our data in terms of plankton that we observe from year to year. The abundance and biological index show that the waters are quite productive. And the plankton feeds the fish," she explained.
She said that fisheries productivity in Obi waters is well maintained. Based on her research conducted from 2015 to 2021, it was found that there was an increasing trend both in terms of number and type.
"Our team observed directly by diving to observe the types of fish that are there. Categorizing indicator fish, carnivores, herbivores. Year after year, the trend is relatively the same. Referring to coral reef fish, there tends to be a slight increase in both numbers and types in 2020-2021," Prof. Inneke explained.
For information, the research conducted by Prof. Inneke and her team from Unsrat was related to ecological conditions in the waters of Obi Island. This includes the water around Kawasi which is on the west of Obi Island.
"For the western Obi Island area, fishermen are observed mostly for their own consumption. Even if there is excess, it is sold to local buyers and not sold outside the region. The number of fishermen has also decreased because some have worked in companies there," she said.

<img alt="Turnamen mancing 2023 web 3" src="https://apiharitanikel.dipstrategy.co.id/storage/images/old/images/Turnamen Mancing 2023_web 3.jpg" title="Turnamen mancing 2023 web 3">
<figcaption>Participants hand over their fish catch to the committee</figcaption>

Harita Nickel has made a number of sustainable environmental management efforts to maintain productivity as well as prevent disruption of the marine ecosystem on Obi Island.
Director of Health, Safety, and Enviromental PT Trimegah Bangun Persada (PT TBP), Tonny H. Gultom said the efforts made include regulating activities at the port such as provisions for ships not to dispose of waste in the Obi water area, releasing ballast water from ships in waters far from the port, and placing anchors in designated areas.
"This program aims to ensure environmental management is carried out in accordance with regulations and works with the best performance," Tonny said.
In addition, several marine monitoring programs are carried out which include monitoring seawater quality (physical and chemical parameters), marine sediment quality, and marine biota (plankton, benthos, coral reefs, and reef fish). This program implementation is supported by sea monitoring vehicles and equipped with well-tested technology.
Meanwhile, the Director of External Relations of PT Trimegah Bangun Persada (PT TBP), Stevi Thomas, said the company continues to prioritize best practices in performing its operations that cover various aspects responsibly and sustainably.
" We have seen from this second tournament that good quality fishes are still widely available in the Kawasi waters. This is not only for tournament needs but also for daily consumption. Let's protect this sea together to ensure that it remains a source of livelihood for many people," said Stevi.
For information, the Obi Fishing Tournament 2023 kicked off on Saturday (18/3/2023) afternoon in Kawasi Village. The tournament itself started at 17.00 WIT and ended with the weighing of the catches at around 10.00 am WIT.
In the opening and closing events, various arts and entertainment were also performed by local children presenting traditional dances. The event was made more lively by two hilarious hosts from Ternate, Tete Ko, and Saya Khoko.

IRMA Audit: Harita Nickel’s Affirmation of Its Commitment to Sustainability

IRMA Audit: Harita Nickel’s Affirmation of Its Commitment to Sustainability

Environmental Commitment, Harita Nickel Plant Mangroves in Soligi Village

Environmental Commitment, Harita Nickel Plant Mangroves in Soligi Village

Celebrating World Environment Day, Harita Nickel Holds Indonesia Coastal Clean Up 2023 at Kawasi Beach

Celebrating World Environment Day, Harita Nickel Holds Indonesia Coastal Clean Up 2023 at Kawasi Beach

Kemenko Marves Appreciates Harita Nickel's Consistency in Mangrove Rehabilitation, Preserving South Halmahera's Coastline

Kemenko Marves Appreciates Harita Nickel's Consistency in Mangrove Rehabilitation, Preserving South Halmahera's Coastline

Harita Nickel Again Holds Fishing Tournament in Kawasi Waters

Harita Nickel Again Holds Fishing Tournament in Kawasi Waters

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