Core Viewpoint - The acquisition of PT Funda Konstruksi Engineering by Yishideng Holdings aims to enhance its renewable energy capabilities in Indonesia, providing a comprehensive solution across the project lifecycle and expanding market presence [1][3]. Company Summary - Yishideng Holdings plans to acquire 25,500 shares of PT Funda at a price of 100 million Indonesian Rupiah per share, totaling 2.55 billion Indonesian Rupiah (approximately 2 million Singapore Dollars), resulting in a 51% ownership stake [1]. - PT Funda specializes in upstream engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) for hydropower projects, as well as downstream operations and maintenance (O&M) services, complementing Yishideng's existing renewable energy business focused on small hydropower plants [1][2]. - The leadership team at PT Funda has over 20 years of experience in hydropower project construction, having successfully designed and built over 70 projects in Asia with a total installed capacity of 4,500 megawatts [2]. Industry Summary - The Indonesian government has announced an ambitious plan to double its renewable energy capacity targets in the recently released 2025-2034 Electricity Supply Business Plan (RUPTL), aiming to add 42.6 gigawatts of renewable energy generation facilities and 10.3 gigawatts of storage systems by 2034 [3]. - The new RUPTL aims to increase the share of renewable energy (excluding battery storage) in the national energy structure from 52% to 74%, with hydropower expected to account for 27.5% of the new capacity [3]. - The strengthening of government initiatives in the renewable energy sector presents significant opportunities for both Yishideng as an operator and PT Funda in early project development and downstream O&M services [4].
亿仕登控股收购PT Funda 51%股权，以加强其在印尼的水电领域能力