Optimizing Capabilities to Lead The Market

SMGR Corporate Presentation - March 2024

OPTIMIZING CAPABILITIES TO LEAD THE MARKET

Company Profile & Sector Update

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SIG Resilient Strategies

8

FY23 Performance Highlights

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COMPANY

PROFILE & SECTOR UPDATE

Company Profile

Company Milestones

Lines of Business

SIG

#1

Largest cement producer in Indonesia

56.5 MT p.a.

Largest designed cement production capacity in Indonesia

~50.5%

Largest domestic market share

Gold & Green

PROPER rating by Indonesia Ministry of Environment & Forestry

2022

Integrate PT Semen Baturaja through rights issue transaction

2019

Acquired PT Holcim Indonesia to solidify market dominance, renamed as Solusi Bangun Indonesia

2013

Transformation to strategic holding, renamed as Semen

Indonesia 2012

Acquired Thang Long Cement Company from Vietnam for global reach

1995

Consolidated with PT Semen Padang & PT Semen Tonasa, became largest national

Cement

Cement

End-to-end

Manufacturing

Downstream

Businesses

Businesses

6+1 Brands,

Readymix

Mining

Strong

Concrete

Packaging

presence in

Mortar

Waste

Indonesia

Precast

Management

Multipurpose

Logistic

Cement

IT Services

Special

Application

Industrial Estate

Cement

Shareholders

51% 18%31%

Government of Indonesia National Public

Foreign Public

cement producer

1991

First SOE to be listed in

Jakarta Stock Exchange 1957

Established as PT Semen

Gresik

Green Label certification

Self-Declaration of

Sustainable production

from Green Product

EcoLabel from Ministry of

process from Ministry of

Council Indonesia (GPCI)

Environment & Forestry

Industry

3

Extensive Distribution Network across Indonesia & the Region

Production &

Vietnam

Distribution Facilities

Integrated

Cement Plants

Quang Ninh Plant - Vietnam

Capacity: 2.3 MT/Year

Lhoknga Plant

Packing Plants

Grinding

Plants

Lhokseumawe

Banjarmasin

Ho Chi Minh

Malahayati

Balikpapan

Kuala Indah

Belawan

Samarinda

Dumai

9

7

Integrated Plant

Ports

Locations

26

8

Packing Plant

Grinding

Locations

Plants

Distribution

Channels

Aceh

385

Distributors

>70,000

Retail

Stores

North Sumatra

West Sumatra

West Kalimantan

Bengkulu

South Sumatra

Lampung

Capacity: 1.8 MT/Year

Indarung Plant

Capacity: 8 MT/Year

Narogong Plant

Capacity: 6 MT/Year

Rembang Plant

Capacity: 3 MT/Year

Cilacap Plant

Capacity: 3.4 MT/Year

Tuban Plant

Capacity SI: 13.5 MT/Year

Capacity SBI: 3.6 MT/Year

Pangkep Plant

Capacity: 7.4 MT/Year

Baturaja Plant

Capacity: 3.9 MT/Year

North Sulawesi

East Kalimantan

Dumai

Makassar

Cigading

Ciwandan

Batam

Mamuju

Gresik

Teluk Bayur

Palu

Palembang

Bengkulu

Biringkassi

Panjang

Palembang

Kendari

Lampung

Bitung

Ciwandan

Celukan Bawang

Ports

Tanjung Priok

Maluku Utara

Banyuwangi

Ambon

Pontianak

Sorong

Thang Long Port

Lhoknga

Dumai

Teluk Bayur

Tuban

Gresik

Biringkasi

Papua

Maluku

Central Sulawesi

Southeast Sulawesi

SouthSouthSulawesi

East Java

Central Java West Java

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CEMENT SECTOR UPDATE

Industry supply & demand will be driven by potential growth of retail and infrastructure projects

Domestic cement capacity vs demand

(MT)

119.1

122.1

100.00

CAGR

CAGR

+3 up to 4%

+3.5%

65.5

-10.3%

+4.3%

+2%E

50.00

-3.3%+3.5%

Cement Demand Drivers

Bag

Property & Housing developments

Housing Payment Liquidity Facility

(FLPP)

(K unit)

200

220

~1%

12.75 million

179

167

Estimated annual

units

109

pop. growth from

Backlog national

58

78

270 million

housing

Indonesia pop. in

construction per

2021

2022

2018

2019

2020

2021

2022

2023

2024E

Capacity Demand

This anomaly was mainly contributed from soft bag demand due to a shift in household

spending priorities and inflation of goods and services

FY23

FY23

Market Share

Capacity Share

Semen Indonesia*

50.5%

45.5%

Only 4 players

Indocement**

26.6%

28.6%

cover ~92%

Merah Putih

7.1%

8.9%

demand

Conch

6.9%

7.3%

Singa Merah

2.9%

5.0%

15

12

Jui Shin

2.4%

1.5%

players

players

Semen Jawa (SCG)

1.9%

1.5%

2021

End of 2023

Semen Bima (STAR)

1.9%

1.5%

• Semen Baturaja

Semen Kupang***

0.0%

0.3%

integrated into SIG

Semen Serang

N/A

0.8%

• Bosowa leased their

Semen Jakarta

N/A

1.0%

facilities to Indocement

Hippo

N/A

0.4%

• Indocement acquired

Bulk

Infrastructure developments

High Budget Allocation for Infrastructure up to 2024 Based on National Dev. Plan 2020-24

21.5 million ton

Potential Cement Demand for New Capital

Government Infrastructure Budget

(Trillion IDR)

401 410 415 423 417 366 392 422

290 317

2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024E

Cement Needs for New Capital (Million Ton)

7.5

5.9

4.0

1.9

2.2

Semen Grobogan

*including Semen Baturaja

**including Semen Bosowa & Semen Grobogan

***only produce cement, trading by SMGR

2022-242025-292030-342034-392040-45

Source: Demand data up to 2023 from Indonesia Cement Association. Demand forecast from Indonesia Cement Association

and SIG calculations (~4% CAGR). New Capital investment from E-Monitoring PUPR, Web-based demand estimation, UU RI

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No.3 2022.

CEMENT SECTOR UPDATE

Distribution of supply and demand in Indonesia

Sumatra

Kalimantan

Sulawesi

East Indonesia

Capacity (mio ton)

SIG (I+GP)

14.5

Merah Putih (GP)

1.9

Total capacity

16.4

Demand

14.2

Capacity Demand

13.4%

5.3%

21.7% YoY

Java

Capacity (mio ton)

Capacity

SIG (I+GP)

32.2

Indocement (I)

27.3

Merah Putih (I)

7.8

66%

Singa Merah (I)

3.0

Conch (GP)

2.2

Capacity (mio ton)

Indocement (I)

2.6

Conch (I)

3.0

Singa Merah (I)

3.0

Merah Putih (GP)

1.0

Total capacity

9.6

Demand

5.2

Capacity

Demand 21.6%

YoY

7.9%

7.9%

Capacity (mio ton)

SIG (I)

7.4

Semen Bosowa (I)

4.2

Conch (I)

2.0

Total capacity

13.6

Demand

6.2

Capacity

Demand

3.5%

YoY

11.1%

9.5%

Capacity (mio ton)

Conch (I)

1.5

Total capacity

1.5

Demand2.3

Capacity Demand

5.8%

YoY

1.3% 3.5%

Bali Nusra

Capacity (mio ton)

Semen Kupang (I)

0.4

Total capacity

0.4

Demand

3.9

Demand

Semen Bosowa (I)

2.0

Semen Jawa (I)

1.8

Jui Shin (I)

1.8 51.4%

Semen Bima (I)

1.8

Others

2.7

Total capacity

80.6

Demand

33.7

0.6%

Supply & demand are imbalance, where some of the supply

YoY

capacity are located far from the source of demand, while it is

costly to distribute cement from the plant.

Capacity Demand

0.3% 6%

  • 13.1%

YoY

Note: Capacity & demand are percentage of FY 2023 of national total capacity & demand, respectively

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SIG benefited the increased demand in 2023 more than others, and will keep going to extract further in 2024

Demand FY-23 recorded growth 3.5% YoY supported by bulk growth by 12.8%, while bag recorded flat YoY. SIG domestic volume was able to grow above the market (4.7% YoY).

Bag Volume Growth

2023

9.4%

7.2%

-7.8%

…Kalimantan leads the demand growth for 2023 due to IKN, followed by Bali Nusra for the acceleration program by the government for Tourism Area.

3.5%

Regional Demand Growth

12.6%

Industry

10.7%

SIG

-9.5%

Demand Growth

YTD 2023

1H-23

2H-23

Bulk Volume Growth 2023

-4.8%

-4.3%

20.5%

19.7%

12.8%

5.3%

21.6%

YoY

YoY

3.5%

YoY

Sumatera

-1.1 %

Bag

0.6%

30 %

Bulk

YoY

13.1%

YoY

  • 5.8% YoY

4.0%

1H-23

2H-23

1H-23

2H-23

Market Share Trends (%)

Java

Kalimantan

Bali Nusra

Sulawesi

East Indo

-1.5 %

Bag

4.5 %

Bag

11.8 %

Bag

-1.6 %

Bag

2.2 %

Bag

5.1 %

Bulk

91.6 %

Bulk

-7.7 %

Bulk

25.5 %

Bulk

19.2 %

Bulk

Strategy Focus

+0.6% YoY

49.9 50.5

-0.6% YoY

27.2

26.6

+0.0% YoY

22.9 22.9

SIG market share FY23 grow 0.6% YoY while the next best competitor's market share decrease 0.6% YoY. However, the ecobrand segment market share remains flat.

Micromarket Strategy,

  • Increase ASP and maintain volume on area with strong positioning,
  • Grow volume through multi-brand strategy in more competitive area.

Growth in Bulk Segment,

Maintain high Share of Wallet especially in Government Infrastructure Projects and Private projects and industries.

Improvement in Export Volume,

2022

2023

2022

2023

2022

2023

SIG

Next Best Competitor

Ecobrand Players

*Source: Demand data 2023 from Indonesia Cement Association, adjusted

Increase in export volume by market penetration on new potential market.

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SIG RESILIENT STRATEGIES

SIG STRATEGY FOCUS

Strengthen the 4 main strategies to create more sustainable values

Revenue Optimization

Cost Management

Red Ocean

Domestic market

Maximize export market

Operational Excellence

"Optimize

profitability"

Micromarket

strategy

Modernization of retail ecosystem

to gain better visibility on retail level

Bulk market

maintain leadership in strategic national projects

Up to 8.5 mio ton

Port capacity for export

Positive

contribution margin

"Optimize production index & cost efficiency"

"Cargo

consolidator"

Up to 11%

Coal

SEEC

STEC

Specific

Specific

(2019-2030)

index

Electrical

Thermal

Clinker factor

Energy

Energy

reduction

reduction

Consumption

Consumption

Reduction

Reduction

~3,000 routes

~9,800 trucks

~88% land and 12% sea

~11% owned

routes

Blue Ocean

"Expand the products & businesses"

Existing product & solution

Ready mix solution

Non-OPC bulk cement

Masonry

Mortar

Further invest in BM solution, including distribution & logistics

SIG wide operations

385 Distributors >70,000 Retail stores

Decarbonization

AFR

RDF

Solar Panel

"Reduce

20%

Tonasa

572 MWp*

emission"

Thermal

&Tuban

Solar Panel Rollout

Substitution Rate

RDF plant facilities

2021-2030 Target

2030 Target

SMBR Integration

Integrated functions & group

"Value

policies:

Sales & marketing

creation"

Supply chain

Procurement

Finance

Production

Human Capital ICT

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