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<p>Stunning stories are continuously broadcasted from the earth of Kie Raha. There was a time when four sultanates were victorious and influenced various parts of the country, there was also a time when European scientists discovered a flora and fauna paradise in the Wallacea zone. Moloku Kie Raha, another name for North Maluku (Malut) Province, has now amazed the world with its abundant mineral resources. The image of Malut is increasingly famous for its endless treasures.<br></p>
<p>This province in eastern Indonesia holds 90 percent of domestic nickel reserves, along with the provinces of Central Sulawesi, South Sulawesi, and Southeast Sulawesi. Meanwhile, according to the 2020 Nickel Mining Booklet compiled by the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources (ESDM), 52 percent of the world's nickel reserves are in Indonesia with a total of 72 million tons of nickel. This number makes Indonesia a major player in the nickel industry.
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<p>Abundant mineral resources have attracted the attention of investors, both local and foreign, to invest in North Maluku. Mining Business Permits (IUPs) are starting to emerge. Workers flocked to join and revive this sector. The main target of mining companies is high-grade nickel ore (saprolite) for export. The nickel ore is then processed for various industrial needs, especially those made of stainless steel.
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<p>As the nickel mining industry in Indonesia develops, the government sees an opportunity to optimize this sector through downstream. The government then banned the export of nickel ore as of January 1st, 2020 through the Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources Regulation No. 11 of 2019, which at that time was signed by the Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources Ignasius Jonan. This regulation has now been amended by the Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources No. 17 of 2022.
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<p>At the beginning of its appearance, the regulation had panicked some nickel mining business players. They think that the nickel ore export business that has been running so far is under threat. However, this does not apply to HARITA Nickel. The company, which operates on Obi Island, South Halmahera Regency, has been running the downstream industry since 2016. The nickel downstream target launched by the government is also seen as an opportunity by HARITA Nickel.
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<p>HARITA Nickel's downstream commitment is shown by the establishment of the Megah Surya Pertiwi (MSP) pyrometallurgical smelter in 2016. The factory with the Rotary Kiln Electric Furnace (RKEF) technology is capable of producing 240,000 metric tons of ferronickel per year. MSP processes saprolite mined by Trimegah Bangun Persada (TBP) and Gane Permai Sentosa (GPS), as mining companies under HARITA Nickel.
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<p>HARITA Nickel's transformation does not stop there. After successfully producing ferronickel with MSP&mdash;which uses high-grade nickel&mdash;the next target is to optimize low-grade nickel, which has been considered a “waste product”. Low-grade nickel (limonite) can actually be used as a high-value product. To accomplish this, HARITA Nickel established a Halmahera Persada Lygend (HPL) refinery in 2019.
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<p>This new plant uses High-Pressure Acid Leach (HPAL) hydrometallurgical technology. HPAL technology is able to process limonite into Mixed Hydroxide Precipitate (MHP). Through the next process, MHP is further processed into nickel sulfate (NiSO4) and cobalt sulfate (CoSO4) with a production capacity of 180,000 tons per year. The product is a raw material for electric vehicle batteries. HARITA Nickel is the first party to successfully implement this HPAL technology in Indonesia.
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<p>The moment of inauguration of the HPL factory also received special attention from the central government. The inauguration which took place on Wednesday (23/6/2021) was attended by the Coordinator of Maritime Affairs and Investments Luhut Binsar Pandjaitan, Minister of Home Affairs Tito Karnavian, Minister of Transportation Budi Karya Sumadi, Minister of Investment/Investment Coordinating Board Bahlil Lahadalia, and Minister of Agrarian Affairs and Spatial Planning Sofyan Djalil. The ministers were also accompanied by the Governor of North Maluku KH. Abdul Gani Kasuba and South Halmahera Regent Usman Sidik.
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<p>On that occasion, Luhut Binsar Pandjaitan said that the establishment of HPL is good news for the national downstream industry. “We are very proud because we are all witnesses to the history of the establishment of HPAL in Indonesia. Indonesia can prove itself capable. This will be a future downstream development and support for the electric vehicle industry. The government will support the development of HPAL in Indonesia,” he said.
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<p>The year 2020 was a time full of challenges. In addition to a ministerial regulation that prohibits the export of ore, this year the massive Covid-19 pandemic has also spread. Not a few industry players are stumbling because of these obstacles. Some were forced to cut the number of workers, some had to stop their operations completely. Meanwhile, at the Obi Site, HARITA Nickel continues to realize downstream by implementing very strict health protocols for the safety of workers.
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<p>The strong commitment of HARITA Nickel is able to make this company survive. Instead of succumbing to the pandemic, the HARITA Nickel downstream project actually accelerated and absorbed a larger workforce. This was realized even when the number of Indonesian unemployed due to Covid-19 increased by 2.56 million people (Central Statistics Agency, August 2020). At the same time, HARITA Nickel also participates in tackling the Covid-19 pandemic with the government, both central and regional, through various means.
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<p>HARITA Nickel's efforts have made a real contribution to the economic development of North Maluku. In 2020, the downstream sector plays an important role for the North Sumatran economy to continue to thrive in the midst of a national recession. The recession almost dragged all provinces except North Maluku, Central Sulawesi, and North Kalimantan. North Maluku was impressive by posting an economic growth of 6.66 percent in the third quarter of 2020. The main support is the downstream industry which jumped 106.98 percent.
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<p>North Maluku's economy continues to rise even though the Covid-19 pandemic has not completely ended. According to data from Bank Indonesia (BI) of North Maluku, in the third quarter of 2021, this province recorded the second-largest economic growth in Indonesia with a score of 11.41 percent. This figure is below Papua at 14.54 percent and above Central Sulawesi at 10.21 percent. Deputy Head of the BI Malut Representative Office, Hario Kartiko Pamungkas, said that downstream in North Maluku plays an important role in this achievement.
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<p>“Downstream products in the form of ferronickel and nickel oxide have the largest portion, with the respective amounts of 93.42 percent and 4.60 percent. This achievement cannot be separated from the development of the nickel smelter and refining industry in South Halmahera, that is HARITA Group which produces ferronickel and Mixed Hydroxide Precipitate (MHP) as raw materials for electric vehicle batteries," said Hario at the BI Annual Meeting in North Sumatra, Wednesday (24/11). /2021).
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<p>North Maluku's economic growth continues. In the first quarter of 2022, there was a growth of 29.63 percent compared to the first quarter of 2021. According to data from the North Sumatra Central Bureau of Statistics (BPS), this was again influenced by the downstream industry, which increased by 138.92 percent in the first quarter of 2022. Head of BPS Malut Aidil Adha said the increase in the number of processing factories that produce ferronickel and MHP has contributed greatly.
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<p>The contribution of the downstream sector was also recognized by the Secretary of the Provincial Government of North Maluku, Samsuddin A. Kadir. At the plenary meeting for the submission of the 2021 Regional Head Accountability Report (LKPJ), Monday (9/5/2022), he said this sector had made a very significant contribution. Thanks to downstream, the macro performance of North Maluku's development in 2021 can be supported to grow by 16.40 percent. This number has exceeded the target previously set, which is 9.40 percent.
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<p>The downstream sector is not only able to improve the North Sumatran economy but is also able to strengthen the national trade balance. President Joko Widodo, in an interview with Bisnis, Thursday (6/1/2022), said that downstream had made the trade balance a surplus. "Now it's been 19 months of trade balance surplus, where did that come from? From the stop of nickel exports. The figure appears to be US$20.8 billion. In the past, land exports containing nickel ore were only US$2 billion a year, meaning there was a very high jump," he said.&nbsp;
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<p>HARITA Nickel as a pioneer in the downstream industry in North Maluku continues to transform for the better through improving human resources and technology. Even though it has become the first electric vehicle battery raw material producer in Indonesia, HARITA Nickel is not easily complacent. There are still many innovations that are trying to be realized to reinforce the company's commitment to downstream, including by establishing the Halmahera Jaya Ferronickel (HJF) smelter with an increasingly large production capacity.
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<p>Head of External Relations of HARITA Nickel, Stevi Thomas, hopes that the downstream carried out by HARITA Nickel can continue to provide the widest possible benefits. “This transformation in downstream is able to optimize natural resources as well as possible and create added value. We hope that the presence of HARITA Nickel and the products it produces can continue to contribute to economic development, both nationally and regionally, as well as other contributions to stakeholders, especially in the areas where we operate,” said Stevi.
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Downstream to Build North Maluku

<p>A private yacht slid slowly into the waters of the Kawasi sea that afternoon, on March 3, 2022. Clear skies welcomed the arrival of the ship containing 20 people. While passing through villages and industrial ports, a man in a cap with a white official dress, got out of the ship. He carefully watched the coast of the Kawasi sea.</p>
<p>The man is none other than the Governor of North Maluku KH Abdul Gani Kasuba (AGK). AGK, which goes by the nickname Ustaz Gani, enjoyed the blue and beautiful Kawasi sea, the western part of Obi Island. Upon entering the harbor dock owned by Harita Nickel, he was greeted by <a href="https://tbpnickel.com/sustainability/climate-change/water-management" target="_blank" rel="noopener">a clear turquoise estuary</a>. There is no turbidity or color change at all, as some of the media have recently reported.</p>
<p>Ustaz Gani's sudden, unplanned presence was not without purpose. His attendance, accompanied by the Head of the North Maluku Energy and Mineral Resources Service, Hasyim Daeng Barang, and the environmental investigator of the North Maluku Environment Service, Yusra Hi Noho, and his entourage, came to ensure that Obi sea conditions, especially Kawasi, remained safe and well maintained. The anxiety was immediately answered when he saw the sea remained clear and blue as far as the eye could see.</p>
<p>After observing the Kawasi waters, and anchoring at the company's dock, the Governor's entourage went straight to the Halmahera Persada Lygend (HPL) office. The group accompanied by the Head of External Relations of Harita Nickel, Stevi Thomas from Ternate, North Maluku, was immediately greeted by the Person in Charge of Engineering and Environment of HPL, Rico W. Albert. While resting after going through a tiring journey by air and sea since the morning, Rico explained the most recent conditions and developments of Harita.</p>
<p>Rico W. Albert to the Governor and his staff to ensure that all operations are in accordance with and comply with all applicable permits. This commitment is also demonstrated by <a href="https://tbpnickel.com/corporate-governance/good-corporate-governance-framework" target="_blank" rel="noopener">good operations</a>, such as the absence of fatalities (accidents that cause death).</p>
<p>“All of these achievements cannot be separated from the support of the Regional Government, both the Regency and the Province, who continue to monitor and guide the company. This good coordination will continue to be improved. We are grateful for that", said Rico in front of the Governor and his entourage.</p>
<p>Rico also explained that, in the future, Harita will become one of the largest nickel management companies in Indonesia that will provide optimal contributions to the region and nation, of course, while maintaining the <a href="https://tbpnickel.com/sustainability/climate-change" target="_blank" rel="noopener">environment</a>. He also ensured that the company has implemented its social responsibility program well and will continue to strive to be better.</p>
<p>After Rico's explanation, Governor AGK in front of Harita management and employees said that he was pleased to directly assess Harita operations and ensure the environment is safe and maintained. This is a form of local government support for investment.</p>
<p>“I am proud of Harita who has invested heavily in my homeland, North Maluku. However, I ask that the environment is still considered by following the existing rules. Harita operations must be able to provide benefits to the region and the community," said AGK when giving directions to Harita Management.</p>
<p>The governor also requested that Harita must continue to look after the environment. Currently, the global world is directing attention to Indonesian nickel, especially Harita. Therefore, Ustaz Gani wants Harita to become a beacon of North Maluku in Indonesia.</p>
<p>"Especially the fact that Harita operates in North Maluku, in South Halmahera Regency, which is my homeland. It is not only Harita who is proud but I am also proud,” he said.</p>
<p>The Governor and his entourage toured the operational area and were accompanied directly by Stevi Thomas who is also the President Commissioner of HPL. To the Governor, Stevi Thomas explained HARITA Nickel's commitment to the environment and ensured that the issue of environmental pollution by Harita was not true, as witnessed by the Governor directly.</p>
<p>On the sidelines of the visit, Yusra Hi Noho who is also the Head of Pollution and Environmental Damage said that out of 109 mining business permits in North Maluku, Harita is the best company in environmental management. Not only that, all helpful recommendations are always responded to positively. Hopefully, this will continue to be improved.</p>
<p>"In terms of the environment, the commitment from Harita Nickel is extraordinary, because of all the companies I evaluated, Harita is still very committed to environmental management," said Yusra to the media crew who accompanied the group.</p>
<p>After touring and reviewing the first nickel refining plant in Indonesia that produces the raw material for the electric car battery, the group again left the location in the afternoon.</p>


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North Maluku Governor: I’m Proud of HARITA

<p class="isSelectedEnd">Harita Nickel, through PT Megah Surya Pertiwi (MSP), is strengthening workforce capabilities by providing employees with the opportunity to learn nickel processing technology in China. A total of 242 employees have taken part in the programme as part of the company’s commitment to knowledge and technology transfer and to ensuring its workforce is well equipped to support safe and sustainable operations.</p>
<p class="isSelectedEnd">The programme gives employees first-hand exposure to the technology and processes used in ferronickel production. Beyond technical knowledge and equipment operation, participants gain insights into workplace practices and safety standards associated with the technology.</p>
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<p class="isSelectedEnd">Alexander Lieman, Chief Deputy Head of External Relations and CSR at Harita Nickel, said investing in workforce development is an important part of the company’s commitment to building the capabilities needed to support sustainable operations.</p>
<p class="isSelectedEnd">“This programme is part of our commitment to knowledge and technology transfer and to strengthening our employees’ capabilities. As the technology used in our production processes originates from China, learning directly there gives our employees an opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of the technology and how it is operated,” Alexander said.</p>
<p class="isSelectedEnd">Of the 242 employees who participated, 177 came from various parts of North Maluku Province, including Kawasi, Laiwui, Wayaloar, Labuha and Ternate. The remaining 65 participants came from Ambon, Surabaya, Malang and Jakarta.</p>
<p class="isSelectedEnd">The participation of local talent is an important aspect of the programme. For employees from North Maluku, the opportunity to learn in China provides valuable exposure and experience that can help them develop skills relevant to the growing nickel processing industry.</p>
<p class="isSelectedEnd">Among the participants was Kamarullah, a native of Kawasi, who spent three months in China learning about the technology used in the company’s production processes. He was one of four participants from Kawasi who took part in the programme.</p>
<p class="isSelectedEnd">“I never imagined that I would have the opportunity to learn in China. During the three months there, I learned how to operate the technology used by the company,” Kamarullah said.</p>
<p class="isSelectedEnd">For Kamarullah, the experience was an opportunity to broaden his knowledge and strengthen his skills for his role at the company.</p>
<p class="isSelectedEnd">Another participant, Abdullah, said the experience also changed the way he approached his work, particularly in terms of discipline and applying what he had learned during the programme.</p>
<p class="isSelectedEnd">“The most valuable lesson I took away from my time in China was discipline. We learned many things that we can apply in Indonesia, especially by sharing our experience and knowledge with our colleagues,” he said.</p>
<p class="isSelectedEnd">Abdullah now serves as a team leader in the nickel printing section. He said the knowledge and experience gained in China would not only benefit the participants but could also be shared with colleagues when they returned to Indonesia.</p>
<p class="isSelectedEnd">For Harita Nickel, workforce development is a long-term investment in the company’s operational sustainability. The knowledge and experience gained through the programme are expected to be applied in the workplace and shared with other employees, helping to strengthen capabilities across the organisation.</p>
<p>By investing in workforce development, the company is also creating opportunities for local talent to build skills aligned with the needs of the industry. With a stronger and more capable workforce, Harita Nickel aims to enable its employees to play an increasingly important role in supporting safe, productive and sustainable operations.</p><script src="https://cdn.flmngr.com/widgets.js?apiKey=FLMNFLMN" data-ts="1787385790429"></script>

Harita Nickel Sends Local Employees to China to Learn Nickel Processing Technology