Elnusa Fabrikasi Konstruksi Supports Asta Cita's Vision for Education Through "Edukasi Sobat Bumi" Program

PT Elnusa Tbk (ELNUSA, IDX: ELSA), through its subsidiary PT Elnusa Fabrikasi Konstruksi (EFK), continues to demonstrate its commitment to advancing Indonesia’s human capital from an early age through its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiative titled Edukasi Sobat Bumi (EDISI), a program centered on education. This initiative serves as a tangible contribution by EFK to foster inclusive, sustainable, and impactful education for the nation’s future generations.

TK Sekar, also known as Taman Belajar & Bermain Rasuna, is part of an alternative school for street children managed by the Sekar Pramita Foundation. The school provides access to education for underprivileged children, offering a space filled with hope, joy, and determination, even amid adversity.

This CSR activity engaged Relawan Perwira EFK—EFK’s employee volunteers—who spent time with the children through learning sessions, games, and coloring activities. These shared moments not only brought joy to the children but also strengthened social empathy among the volunteers.

As part of its concrete support for children’s education and well-being, EFK also donated sportswear sets and drawing supplies to help enrich the school's learning activities.

EFK Director Ari Wijaya emphasized that EDISI is more than a social outreach initiative—it is a genuine reflection of the company’s culture rooted in AKHLAK values, especially those of harmony and collaboration.

“We believe that a company’s success should not only be measured by business achievements, but also by the positive impact we bring to society. Through EDISI, we aim to foster a spirit of compassion and mutual support, starting with simple yet meaningful acts like assisting children in learning and playing,” said Ari.

He further stated that this program serves as a shared space for EFK employees to grow—not only professionally, but also in empathy and humanity—with the hope that it continues sustainably and becomes a bridge connecting the workforce with the broader community in a spirit of unity and service.

“When our volunteers engage directly and wholeheartedly with the children, that’s when our values of harmony and collaboration truly come alive. It’s a culture we nurture from within and strive to spread outward,” he added.

“May this small step become part of a larger movement to create an inclusive environment where education is a right for every child—no exception,” he concluded.

Driven by a spirit of collaboration and care, EFK hopes that the EDISI program can inspire the wider industrial sector to actively contribute to children’s education—supporting the fourth goal of the Asta Cita national development vision in the field of education.

The EDISI program stands as a concrete manifestation of EFK’s efforts to build synergy between industry and society—for a more inclusive, empowered, and equitable future for Indonesia. May this initiative continue to ignite the learning spirit in children across the nation and support their journey toward a brighter future.