EGI Resources is among the independent diversified companies operating in Indonesia through subsidiaries mostly located in West Sulawesi region of the country. Company was founded by Erslan Ibrahim since the year 1998, our company now are among Indonesia’s producers of major commodities, including manganese, quarry and zeolite. We also have substantial interests in infrastructure, property, diference industry , medical and energy, especially renewable energy.
EGI Resources on going success depends on our ability to seek innovative solutions, enabling growth in shareholders, and respect of our company values. Since 28 years ago until today, we managed to persevere our values and for that reason our management and employees have been proven capable to respond successfully to the challenges of modern way of life.
We are diversified company with a high dedication to make a positive contribution to the world and indubitably to our nation, Indonesia. With our growing human resources both in experiences and skill, our group company PT. EGI Resources have great committment to give the best solution to our clients
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Hydro power plant
- Mini Hydro power plant PT EGI Sulawesi Energy
- Mini Hydro power plant PT Nabnafal Agro Mamasa
- Hydro power plant PT EGI Inovasi Nusantara
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Mining
- Manganese
- Zeolite
- Gold
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Property
- Industrial Estate Mamuju 2000 Ha
- Superblock Mamuju waterfront 25 Ha
- EGI Lombok Resort
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Military Equipment
- Drone Defense System (DDS)
- Multi Domain Battle Management System
- Digital Soldiers
- Live Combat Simulator
- Cyber Security
ENERGY INVESTMENT
Transport and industry show the fastest expected growth in energy use. For both sectors, energy consumption is expected to more than double between today and 2030. About 1 million motor vehicles and 7.5 million motorcycles and scooters are added to Indonesia’s roads every year, further exacerbating the already severe air pollution in urban centre. Industrial energy use is expanding in line with economic growth, with large industries such as cement, alumunium, paper and ceramics accounting for a majority of the increase.
