2008
The company was established
2013
A 46 km hauling road and a 2 lines terminal in a coal port were completed
2014
Talenta Bumi received the Proper Biru Award, given by the Regional Government of South Kalimantan
2017
There was an increase in capacity of Talenta Bumi through the purchase of truck fleets and silo constructions
2018
An addition of 2 lines terminal so it became 4 lines terminal in total
2019
Planning to list in the IDX Dana Brata Luhur TEBE
DBL Group has assets in Kabupaten Banjar and Kabupaten Barito Kuala,
South Kalimantan in the form of a hauling road along the 46 km starting
from the intersection of Jalan A. Yani KM 71 to Marabahan, which was
completed in 2013 and is a special coal hauling road located in the
mining area where there are approximately 50 coal concessions around the
operating area. The DBL Group also has a coal terminal located on the
edge of the Barito river. This asset is the main infrastructure for
transporting mining products, where prior to the existence of assets
belonging to this subsidiary, mining companies in the region did not
have access to the distribution and marketing of their coal. Dana Brata Luhur TEBE
Vision
Become a leading investment company that focuses on Hauling Road and Port infrastructure.
Mission
- Satisfaction of customer needs
- Providing added value for shareholders
- Community empowerment and environmental sustainability.
Business Activities
PT. Dana Brata Luhur is a Parent Company that carries out capital
participation in Infrastructure pojects or companies. Through the
Subsidiary, PT. Talenta Bumi, the company focuses on running a business
in the form of: Provision of mining infrastructure includes haul roads,
provision of stockpile areas, and operation of coal terminals. In the
future, the Company will conduct trading business through subsidiaries,
namely PT. Talenta Bumi Energi and port services business through the
subsidiary PT. Pelabuhan Talenta Bumi
Unique Selling Point
Talenta deep draft enable the company to handle barge of up to 330 ft
effectively able to handle up to 12,000 metric tonne , making coal
barging more cost efficient . Talenta well maintained and all weather
road allow uninterrupted 24/7 operations. Latest coal handling equipment
enable Talenta port to handle stringent requirement by power plant user
of coal loaded from our port to market in Japan , Korea , Taiwan and
Hong Kong. Dana Brata Luhur TEBE
Hauling Road
For the purposes of the coal haul road from the mine area to stockpile
and to the coal port, DBL Group has acquired land along the ± 46 km. The
width of the special transportation of coal is known as Jalan 5,
constructed with a width of about ± 25 meters and the rest with a width
of 25 meters will be allocated as a reserve forward as the development
of transportation systems, for example by building a conveyor line
(overland conveyor / OLC Phase 2). Dana Brata Luhur TEBE
Private Port
The coal terminal at the Barito river has four jetties with 1000 metre
River Frontage in consists of 3 conveyor line for coal loading and
blending, also has 1 jetty to handle ROM coal loading. Each conveyor
line its tune with loading speed up to 1.200 metric ton per hour,
providing at total yearly capacity of up to 18 million metric ton. With
the river pilling depth to 38 metre, the jetty can accomodate 330ft
barges. The terminal has equipped with highly efficient magnetic
separator, hopper feeds, conveyors and gravity fall features to barges.
Ensuring uninterupted operation, Talenta auxiliary facilities it house
with 100.000 litres fuel tank, supporting workshop, and maintenance
facility. Dana Brata Luhur TEBE
Implementation of CSR Program in Economics
It is one of the pillars that is directly felt by the beneficiary
community, both individuals and community groups. This is often used by a
handful of people to propose consumptive programs rather than
sustainable programs.
It is the biggest challenge in implementing
CSR programs because it is not just running the program but also
changing people's thinking patterns towards the implementation of CSR
programs in the community. Dana Brata Luhur TEBE
Inaugurates Bridge and Overpass in Tapin, PUPR Minister Said, First the Infrastructure Funded by CSR
BANJARMASINPOST.CO.ID,
RANTAU - Tapin Regent HM Arifin Arpan accompanied the Minister of
Public Works and Public Housing (PUPR) Basuki Hadimuljono to sign the
bridge inauguration plaque and three overpasses on the
Marabahan-Margasari Road, Saturday (02/08/2020).
One
of the bridges was named the Antang Canal Bridge in Sungai Puting
Village and three overpasses were named, Datu Muning Overpass, BMB
Overpass and Bima Talenta Overpass in Keladan Village, Candi Laras Utara
District.
PUPR Minister Basuki Hadimuljono
acknowledged and was proud because the first time in Indonesia was the
inauguration of a bridge infrastructure development project funded by
the company's CSR.
"During my time as minister, this
was the first time I inaugurated facilities and infrastructure on the
National Road by entrepreneurs through a CSR program," he said.
According
to Minister Basuki Hadimuljono, facilities and infrastructure on the
National Road are financed by the State Budget or Government Cooperation
with Business Entities (KPBU).
"CSR is usually only
for food distribution. But this is infrastructure on the National Road.
So this is a program that we should appreciate and can be used as a
model," he said.
Not Satisfied, The President Should Be Told
Tapin
Regent H Arifin Arpan claimed he was not satisfied with the
infrastructure that was inaugurated by the Minister of PUPR Basuki
Hadimuljono.
That's because there are still many
infrastructure projects in Tapin Regency, South Kalimantan that have not
yet been formalized by the Central Government.
That
was said after attending the inauguration of the Antang Canal bridge in
Sungai Puting Village, Candi District of North Laras, Tapin Regency,
South Kalimantan, Saturday (02/08/2020). Dana Brata Luhur TEBE
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