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2019 Palm Oil Mills 2019 Palm Oil Mills NO. POM name Lat. Lon. Parent company name Country Province 1 AAA OILS & FATS PTE LTD,(SARI DUMAI SEJATI) 1.7531 101.3669 Apical Indonesia Riau 2 ABDI BUDI MULIA 2.0527 100.2532 Abdi Budi Mulia Indonesia Sumatera Utara 3 ADHYAKSA DHARMASATYA -1.5889 112.8619 Adhyaksa Dharmasatya Indonesia Kalimantan Tengah 4 ADIMULIA AGROLESTARI -0.112 101.3876 PT ADIMULIA AGROLESTARI Indonesia Riau 5 ADITYA AGROINDO -0.476 110.1514 Aditya Agroindo Indonesia Kalimantan Barat 6 ADITYA AGROINDO -0.4111 110.1827 PT ADITYA AGROINDO Indonesia Kalimantan Barat 7 ADOLINA 3.5681 98.9475 PT PERKEBUNAN NUSANTARA IV Indonesia Sumatera Utara 8 AEK NABARA 1.9998 99.9397 PT SUPRA MATRA ABADI Indonesia Sumatera Utara 9 AEK RASO 1.7038 100.1723 PT PERKEBUNAN NUSANTARA III Indonesia Sumatera Utara 10 AEK SIBIRONG 1.4525 98.9836 PT MAJU INDORAYA Indonesia Sumatera Utara 11 AEK SIGALA GALA 1.6197 100.1038 PT BARUMUN AGRO SENTOSA Indonesia Sumatera Utara 12 AEK TOROP 1.7928 100.1558 PT PERKEBUNAN NUSANTARA III Indonesia Sumatera Utara 13 AGRI BUMI SENTOSA -2.9626 114.7105 Agri Bumi Sentosa Indonesia Kalimantan Selatan 14 AGRI EASTBORNEO KENCANA 0.134 116.9165 Agri Eastborneo Kencana Indonesia Kalimantan Timur 15 AGRICINAL -3.201 101.6301 Agricinal Indonesia Bengkulu 16 AGRO ABADI 0.3476 101.4748 PT AGRO ABADI Indonesia Riau 17 AGRO INTI KENCANAMAS -2.2227 116.3568 Agro Inti Kencanamas Indonesia Kalimantan Timur 18 AGRO WIJAYA INDUSTRI -1.7615 102.244 PT AGRO WIJAYA INDUSTRI Indonesia Jambi 19 AIR BATU 2.85 99.625 PT PERKEBUNAN NUSANTARA IV Indonesia Sumatera Utara 20 AIR ITAM POM 1.8561 103.2093 Genting Ayer Itam Indonesia Riau 21 ALAMRAYA KENCANA MAS -2.4003 115.9882 Alamraya Kencana Mas Indonesia Kalimantan Selatan 22 AMAL TANI 3.5885 98.3054 Amal Tani Indonesia Sumatera Utara 23 AMPENAS 1.2146 117.8088 Gunta Samba Indonesia Kalimantan Timur 24 ANEKAPURA MULTIKERTA -1.0804 103.0076 PT ANEKAPURA MULTIKERTA Indonesia Jambi 25 ANGSANA FACTORY -3.6725 115.6205 Ladangrumpun Suburabadi Indonesia Kalimantan Selatan 26 ANGSANA MINI FACTORY -3.4892 115.7378 Sajang Heulang Indonesia Kalimantan Timur 27 ANGSO DUO SAWIT -1.7826 103.4947 PT ANGSO DUO SAWIT Indonesia Jambi 28 ANTANG GANDA UTAMA -1.1131 114.8883 PT ANTANG GANDA UTAMA Indonesia Kalimantan Tengah 29 ANUGERAH LANGKAT MAKMUR 4.013 98.1944 Anugerah Langkat Makmur Indonesia Sumatera Utara 30 ANUGERAH TANI MAKMUR 0.5362 101.602 PT ANUGERAH TANI MAKMUR Indonesia Riau 31 ANUGRAH MULTI SAWITA 2.7066 99.618 Anugrah Multi Sawita Indonesia Sumatera Utara 32 ARINDO TRISEJAHTERA POM 0.5805556 100.92611 First Resources Indonesia Riau 33 ARYA RAMA PRAKARSA 1.1394 100.4086 PT ARYA RAMA PRAKARSA Indonesia Riau 34 ASAM JAWA 1.9001 100.1866 PT ASAM JAWA Indonesia North Sumatera 35 ASIA SAWIT LESTARI -1.8376 103.379 PT ASIA SAWIT LESTARI Indonesia Jambi 36 ASIATIC PERSADA -2.0429 103.3453 Agro Pasific Plantations Indonesia Jambi 37 AUR GADING -1.8667 103.0167 PT PERKEBUNAN NUSANTARA VI Indonesia Jambi 38 BAGERPANG 3.4592 98.8242 PT PP. LONSUM INDONESIA Indonesia Sumatera Utara 39 BAH JAMBI 2.9833 99.2167 PT PERKEBUNAN NUSANTARA IV Indonesia Sumatera Utara 40 BANGKIRAI -0.5601 116.3754 Jaya Mandiri Sukses Indonesia Kalimantan Timur 41 BANGKITGIAT USAHAMANDIRI -1.4758 112.7489 Bangkitgiat Usahamandiri Indonesia Kalimantan Timur 42 BANGUN TENERA RIAU 0.2892 101.4169 PT BANGUN TENERA RIAU Indonesia Kalimantan Tengah 43 BASTIAN OLAH SAWIT -2.3518 103.9141 PT BASTIAN OLAH SAWIT Indonesia Sulawasi Barat 44 BATANG CENAKU -0.8147 102.19 PT TASMA PUJA Indonesia Sumatera Selatan 45 BATU AMPAR -3.197 116.0212 SMART Indonesia Kalimantan Selatan 46 BATU BULAN -3.3363 115.7714 Suryabumi Tunggal Perkasa Indonesia Kalimantan Selatan 47 BEDAUN -2.7185 111.8237 Eagle High Plantations Indonesia Kalimantan Barat 48 BEKRI -5.0731 105.1349 Perkebunan Nusantara VII Indonesia Lampung 49 BELIDA -3.838 104.9717 Aek Tarum Indonesia Lampung 50 BENGKAYANG 1.1679 109.5859 Mitra Intisejati Plantation Indonesia Kalimantan Barat 2019 Palm Oil Mills NO. POM name Lat. Lon. Parent company name Country Province 51 BENGKULU SAWIT LESTARI -4.5335 103.057 Bengkulu Sawit Lestari Indonesia Bengkulu 52 BENUA LAWAS LESTARI -2.9984 115.9561 Benua Lawas Lestari Indonesia Kalimantan Selatan 53 BERANGIR 2.2258 99.7329 Perkebunan Nusantara IV Indonesia Sumatera Utara 54 BERAU POM 1 2.2181 117.1584 Hutan Hijau Mas Indonesia Riau 55 BERJAYACITY MINYAK 3.377953 101.40624 Kilang Kelapa Sawit Minyak Indonesia Riau 56 BERKAT SAWIT SEJAHTERA (INHIL) -0.7085 102.6584 PT BERKAT SAWIT SEJAHTERA Indonesia Sumatera Utara 57 BERKAT SAWIT SEJAHTERA (PASAMAN) 0.2381 99.7036 PT BERKAT SAWIT SEJAHTERA Indonesia Riau 58 BERLIAN INTI MEKAR (RENGAT) -0.7223 102.6274 PT BERLIAN INTI MEKAR Indonesia Sumatera Barat 59 BERLIAN INTI MEKAR (SIAK) 0.6409 101.9755 PT BERLIAN INTI MEKAR Indonesia Riau 60 BETUNG -2.8489 104.1649 PT PERKEBUNAN NUSANTARA Indonesia Riau 61 BIMA PALMA NUGRAHA 0.7509 117.4054 Bima Palma Nugraha Indonesia Aceh 62 BINA MITRA MAKMUR -1.4973 102.2407 PT BINA MITRA MAKMUR Indonesia Kalimantan Timur 63 BINA PITRI JAYA 0.8086 101.2789 PT BINA PITRI JAYA Indonesia Jambi 64 BINA SAWIT NUSANTARA 0.169 101.3234 PT BINA SAWIT NUSANTARA Indonesia Riau 65 BLANG KETUMBA 4.9857 96.7002 Blang Ketumba Indonesia Aceh 66 BLANG SIMPO 4.7084 97.8406 Perkasa Subur Sakti Indonesia Aceh 67 BONTIPERMAI JAYARAYA 0.214933 111.54985 Lyman Indonesia Sarawak 68 BORNEO KETAPANG INDAH -1.7517 115.0441 Borneo Ketapang Indah Indonesia Kalimantan Selatan 69 BORNEO SAWIT PERSADA -3.02058 115.9467 Borneo Sawit Persada Indonesia Kalimantan Selatan 70 BRAHMA BINA BAKTI -1.3467 103.32798 Triputra Agro Persada Indonesia Jambi 71 BUANA HIJAU ABADI 0.518 111.5838 Buana Hijau Abadi Indonesia Kalimantan Barat 72 BUANA KARYA BHAKTI -3.673 115.481 Buana Karya Bhakti Indonesia Kalimantan Tengah 73 BUANA SAWIT INDAH 3.1534 99.5096 Buana Sawit Indah Indonesia Riau 74 BUANA WIRASUBUR SAKTI -1.8864 116.0608 Buana Wirasubur Sakti Indonesia Sumatera Utara 75 BUATAN I 0.4344 101.825 PT INTI INDOSAWIT SUBUR Indonesia Kalimantan Timur 76 BUATAN II 0.4567 101.8689 PT INTI INDOSAWIT SUBUR Indonesia Riau 77 BUDI NABATI PERKASA - PKS 7 -1.692028 102.16055 Sungai Budi Group Indonesia Riau 78 BUDI TANI KEMBANG JAYA TENAYAN 0.542767 101.57986 BUDI TANI KEMBANG JAYA Indonesia Jambi 79 BUKIT AJONG 0.2697 110.4825 PT SIME INDO AGRO Indonesia Riau 80 BUKIT BARISAN INDAH PRIMA -1.3368 103.4538 PT BUKIT BARISAN INDAH PRIMA Indonesia Terengganu 81 BUKIT KAPUR -2.9427 116.0475 SMART Indonesia Kalimantan Selatan 82 BUKIT PALEM -2.3733 110.6433 PT PALM MAS ASRI Indonesia Kalimantan Barat 83 BUKIT PAYUNG -0.7303 101.6411 PT TRI BAKTI SARIMAS Indonesia Riau 84 BUKIT PERAK -1.8205 105.5512 Bumi Permai Lestari Indonesia Bangka Belitung 85 BUMI MEKAR TANI -2.4949 102.876 PT BUMI MEKAR TANI Indonesia Sumatera Selatan 86 BUMI MENTARI KARYA 0.6267 101.1386 Bumi Mentari Karya Indonesia Riau 87 BUMI PALMA -0.598056 102.98333 Ivo Mas Tunggal Indonesia Riau 88 BUMI SAWIT SUKSES PRATAMA -2.54389 106.02932 Bumi Sawit Sukses Pratama Indonesia Bangka Belitung 89 BUMIRAYA INVESTINDO -3.9644 116.0984 Bumiraya Investindo Indonesia Kalimantan Selatan 90 BUNGA TEBO -1.3467 102.4561 PT RIGUNAS AGRI UTAMA Indonesia Jambi 91 BUNGO LIMBUR -1.3768 101.8879 PT BUNGO LIMBUR Indonesia Jambi 92 BUNGO SUKO MENANTI -1.2563 101.7112 PT BUNGO SUKO MENANTI Indonesia Jambi 93 BUNUT (PN) -1.9103 103.4036 PT PERKEBUNAN NUSANTARA VI Indonesia Jambi 94 CAHAYA BINTANG SAWIT SEJATI (KUARO) -1.8412 116.0676 PT CAHAYA BINTANG SAWIT SEJATI Indonesia Kalimantan Timur 95 CAHAYA CEMERLANG LESTARI -2.5358 104.1503 CAHAYA CEMERLANG LESTARI Indonesia Kalimantan Timur 96 CAHAYA INTI SAWIT 1.4408 100.2911 PT CAHAYA INTI SAWIT Indonesia Sumatera Selatan 97 CAHAYA MUDA 4.4496 101.0162 SYKT CAHAYA MUDA Indonesia Sumatera Utara 98 CAKRA ALAM SEJATI 0.303 101.9048 PT CAKRA ALAM SEJATI Indonesia Riau 99 CAMPANG TIGA -3.7642 104.7393 Campang Tiga Indonesia Sumatera Selatan 100 CANTUNG -2.97 115.955 Fajar Agro Sejahtera Indonesia Kalimantan Selatan 2019 Palm Oil Mills NO. POM name Lat. Lon. Parent company name Country Province 101 CEMPAKA SAKTI -2.13 112.91 Sinar Citra Cemerlang Indonesia Kalimantan Barat 102 CENOKO PTE LTD -5.4274 105.3254 Indonesia Lampung 103 CHARUK PUTTING POM 3.410676 102.50773 Golden Agri Indonesia Riau 104 CILIANDRA PERKASA POM 0.1621 101.0549 First Resources Indonesia Riau 105 CIPTA GRAHA 1.0004 117.7678 Multi Pacific International Indonesia Kalimantan Timur 106 CIPTATANI KUMAI SEJAHTERA -2.1839 112.0343 Ciptatani Kumai Sejahtera Indonesia Kalimantan Tengah 107 CISADANE SAWIT RAYA 2.2428 100.1899 PT CISADANE SAWIT RAYA Indonesia Riau 108 CITRA INDAH PERTIWI 2.0724 100.0102 Citra Indah Pertiwi Indonesia Riau 109 CITRA KOPRASINDO TANI -1.2934 103.1451 PT CITRAKOPRASINDO TANI Indonesia Sumatera Barat 110 CITRA SAWIT HARUM -1.7425 102.0545 PT CITRA SAWIT HARUM Indonesia Sumatera Barat 111 CITRANUSA INTISAWIT 0.1145 110.7578 Citranusa Intisawit Indonesia Kalimantan Barat 112 CITRAPUTRA KEBUNASRI -3.9453 114.9536 Citraputra Kebunasri Indonesia Kalimantan Selatan 113 CLASSIC POM 2.5934 102.6124 Classic POM Indonesia Riau 114 COT GIREK 4.9298 97.3715 Perkebunan Nusantara I Indonesia Aceh 115 D. SINUMBAH 3.1116 99.3291 Perkebunan Nusantara IV Indonesia Aceh 116 DELIMUDA PERKASA 3.564244 99.016147 PT Delimuda Perkasa Indonesia Aceh 117 DESA SIKARA-KARA 0.6584 99.0953 PT RIMBA MUJUR MAHKOTA Indonesia Sabah 118 DIAN ANGGARA PERSADA 0.9791 101.0453 PT DIAN ANGGARA PERSADA Indonesia Riau 119 DJAJA PUTRA INDONESIA 2.679 99.4278 Djaja Putra Indonesia Indonesia Riau 120 DJAYA
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