Pupuk Kaltim History

PT Pupuk Kalimantan Timur (PKT) is one of the largest urea producers in Asia and was established on December 7, 1977. After starting as a floating fertilizer plant development plan managed by Pertamina, the management was transferred to the Ministry of Industry based on President Decree No. 43 year 1975, and based on President Decree No. 39 year 1976. In 2012, PKT became a subsidiary of PT Pupuk Indonesia (Persero).

Today, Pupuk Kaltim has 13 plants comprising 5 Ammonia plants with a capacity of 2.74 million tons/year, 5 Urea plants with a capacity of 3.43 million tons/year, and 3 NPK plants with a capacity of 300,000 tons/year. Aside from its 13 advanced technology plants, Pupuk Kaltim has other supporting facilities, including a coal boiler with a capacity of 560 tons/hour of steam, 6 warehouses with a capacity of 315,000 tons, 6 jetties with a capacity of 156,000 DWT, 3 ammonia tanks with a capacity of 102 tons, and an ISO/ICE 17025:2017-accredited laboratory.

Vision

"Perusahaan berskala global yang berdaya saing tinggi dalam industri agrosolusi, kimia dan petrokimia yang terintegrasi".

Misi

• Menjalankan bisnis di bidang solusi agrikultur, kimia, dan petrokimia yang terintegrasi, bertumbuuh serta berdaya saing tinggi di tingkat global;
• Meningkatkan nilai perushahaan melalui bisnis inti dan pengembangan bisnis baru dengan mengoptimalkan ekonomi ekonomi sirkular yang dapat memberikan nilai tambah dan berorientasi pada kebutuhan pelanggan;
• Mengoptimalisasi utilisasi sumber daya nasional yang didukung oleh SDM yang berwawasan global dengan menerapkan teknologi tepat guna dan terdepan;
• Memberikan manfaat yang optimum bagi para pemangku kepentingan;
• Menerapkan praktik bisnis berkelanjutan melalui tata kelola perusahaan yang baik, menjalankan tanggung jawab sosial dan kepedulian terhadap lingkungan.