GRP 在催化剂计划展示会上分享数字化转型历程
PT Gunung Raja Paksi Tbk (GRP), one of Indonesia’s leading integrated steel manufacturers, took part in a Fireside Chat session themed Tech: Next is Now at the Katalis Program Showcase, held as part of the Indonesia Australia Prosperity Expo 2025. The event, organized by the IA-CEPA ECP Katalis Economic Cooperation Program, was officially opened by Vice Minister of Trade of the Republic of Indonesia, Dyah Roro Esti.
GRP’s participation in the Katalis Program Showcase underscores the company’s commitment to digital innovation, sustainability, and strategic partnerships to strengthen the future of Indonesia’s industry.
In the discussion session, GRP was represented by Ivan Widjaksono, Director of Supply Chain Management and Digital. The session explored the use of digital innovation to drive industrial transformation and create new value in the manufacturing sector and beyond.
Ivan shared the company’s experience in adopting digital technology to enhance efficiency, transparency, and sustainability. “Digital transformation provides us with the tools to work more efficiently, respond to customer needs, and align with global best practices,” Ivan said.
PT Gunung Raja Paksi Tbk (GRP), one of Indonesia’s leading integrated steel manufacturers, took part in a Fireside Chat session themed Tech: Next is Now at the Katalis Program Showcase, held as part of the Indonesia Australia Prosperity Expo 2025. The event, organized by the IA-CEPA ECP Katalis Economic Cooperation Program, was officially opened by Vice Minister of Trade of the Republic of Indonesia, Dyah Roro Esti.
GRP’s participation in the Katalis Program Showcase underscores the company’s commitment to digital innovation, sustainability, and strategic partnerships to strengthen the future of Indonesia’s industry.
In the discussion session, GRP was represented by Ivan Widjaksono, Director of Supply Chain Management and Digital. The session explored the use of digital innovation to drive industrial transformation and create new value in the manufacturing sector and beyond.
Ivan shared the company’s experience in adopting digital technology to enhance efficiency, transparency, and sustainability. “Digital transformation provides us with the tools to work more efficiently, respond to customer needs, and align with global best practices,” Ivan said.
“We see a strong link between digitalization and sustainability. The more accurate and data-driven our processes, the greater the positive impact we can deliver, both for company performance and for the environment,” he added.
As part of its commitment to quality and sustainability, GRP ensures its products meet international standards, particularly in the Australian market. The company holds an independently verified Environmental Product Declaration (EPD), containing information on the environmental impact of GRP’s steel products throughout their life cycle — from raw materials, production processes, and distribution, to end-of-life. This EPD supports the implementation of sustainable construction and helps GRP’s products meet green building project criteria.
GRP has also obtained certification from the Australasian Certification Authority for Reinforcing and Structural Steels (ACRS). This certification confirms that GRP’s products have undergone comprehensive audits of raw materials, production processes, and final outputs, and comply with safety and quality standards applicable in Australia and New Zealand.
Launched in 2020, Katalis is a joint initiative under the Indonesia Australia Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (IA-CEPA) to maximize the potential of bilateral economic cooperation. The program encourages private sector participation, expands market access, integrates supply chains, and promotes inclusive growth. Entering its next five-year phase, Katalis also places emphasis on gender equality, social inclusion, and innovation-based development.
Paul Bartlett, Director of Katalis, stated that over the past five years, Katalis has collaborated with governments and industry to maximize the potential of IA-CEPA. “We help turn business intentions into real partnerships that drive shared prosperity, job creation, and inclusive growth. Moving into the next phase, we will strengthen the foundations we have built and remain aligned with the economic and development priorities of both countries,” he said.
