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Audit Committee Who Through Diligent and Superior Efforts Have Greatly Contributed to the Company’S Growth FORU PT Fortune Indonesia Tbk www.foru.co.id AnnualAnnual Repo Reportrt 201313 Overview Company Profile Management Discussion & Analysis Corporate Governance Corporate Social Responsibility FORU Annual Report 2013 2 FORU Annual Report 2013 PT Fortune Indonesia Tbk 3 Corporate Social Responsibility Corporate Governance Management Discussion & Analysis Company Profile Overview 2 FORU Annual Report 2013 PT Fortune Indonesia Tbk 3 Table of Contents 01. Introduction 08 Reload (Theme Explanation) 10 Awards and Significant events 2013 12 Financial Highlights 16 Share Highlights 17 Board of Commissioners’ Report 18 Board of Directors’ Report 22 02. Company Profile 28 General information 30 Brief History of the Company 31 04. Corporate Governance 86 Line of Business 32 Organizational structure 34 Introduction 88 Vision and Mission 36 Corporate Governance Structure 90 Milestones 40 Commissioners’ Support 106 Board of Commissioners’ Profile 44 Corporate Governance Transparency 110 Board of Directors’ Profile 48 Compliance Report 112 Executive Officers 49 Internal Audit 119 General Information Subsidiaries 52 Risk Management 121 Board of Commissioners and Board of Directors 54 Implementation of GCG Self Assessment 124 Subsidiaries 56 Ӿ Fortune Indonesia 56 05. Corporate Social Ӿ Fortune Pramana Rancang 60 Responsibility 126 Ӿ Pelita Alembana 62 Ӿ Fortune Adwicipta 64 Statement of the Board of Capital Market Institutions and Commissioners and Board of Directors 135 Supporting Professionals 66 03. Management Discussion and Analysis 68 Overview 70 Financial Review 72 Human Capital 78 Information Technology 84 LOMPAT BATU Stone jumping is a traditional event that takes place on the Island of Nias. Young people train themselves to be strong with the ability to penetrate fortresses and jump over opponents. This tradition symbolizes agility and courage in the face of challenge, represented by the Leap in Creativity in FLY, the corporate culture which is demonstrated by leap of attitude, leap of innovation and leap of recognition. 01. Introduction Reflecting on the fantastic achievement of a phenomenal performance with realistic targets, FORU is confident of being able to conquer all existing challenges. 8 FORU Annual Report 2013 BATIK As part of the history and culture of Indonesia, batik was recognized by UNESCO as a world cultural heritage in 2009. Batik’s social status symbol and identity represents integrity which has been owned with pride by FORU for more than 43 years. PT Fortune Indonesia Tbk 9 Overview Company Profile Management Discussion & Analysis Corporate Governance Corporate Social Responsibility Reload 2013 saw the start of the third five-year roadmap for FORU. A year in which FORU began a momentum to take a quantum leap to answer the challenges of the times to stay ahead in this industry. A quantum leap is a big leap forward, which requires energy and great strength. “Reload” is a projection of what was planned and carried out by FORU during 2013 in preparation for the next jump. FORU strengthened itself with new businesses that had been developed over previous years and retrofitted existing business areas with more energy to realize the leap forward creating value that spurred faster growth and created better success stories. 10 FORU Annual Report 2013 PT Fortune Indonesia Tbk 11 Corporate Social Responsibility Corporate Governance Management Discussion & Analysis Company Profile Overview Reload FORU is determined to continue to grow consistently with its distinctive and well managed identity. This commitment is in line with the rich Indonesian Heritage which is ageless and everlasting and has become the pride of the nation. The design theme of Indonesia’s rich heritage in this annual report is FORU’s tribute to the inspiring cultural heritage of Indonesia. 10 FORU Annual Report 2013 PT Fortune Indonesia Tbk 11 Overview Company Profile Management Discussion & Analysis Corporate Governance Corporate Social Responsibility Awards and Significant Events 2013 Awards and Significant Events 2013 JANUARY MarcH • On January 9, 2013, FORU held its 2013 Kick • FORU through Fortune Pramana Rancang signed a Off at the Galaktika Building and the Rolling memorandum of understanding with Bakrie University Stone Cafe, Jakarta with the theme Reload 111. to make Fortune Pramana Rancang a reference This is an annual FORU event presenting the case study for public relations courses in the Bakrie company’s mission statement with business University Communication Study Program. The MOU targets for the current year. was signed by the Director of Fortune Pramana Rancang, Indira Abidin, and Bakrie University Rector, • FORU helped Jakarta flood victims by giving Prof. Ir. Sofia W. Alisjahbana M.Sc., Ph.D. assistance to two shelters for victims in the areas of Kebayoran Lama and Jati Padang. • The Nursery located in the Ragunan area which was assisted by FORU’s Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) program, won several competitions at the Gebyar PAUD / Sport and Art Contest event organized by Himpunan Pendidik dan Tenaga Kependidikan Anak Usia Dini Indonesia (Himpaudi) South Jakarta, FEBRUARY on March 4, 2013 at Pasar Seni Ancol, North Jakarta. Fortune’s Nursery won four trophies including: Second • On February 14, 2013, at Jl. Jabir, FORU through Place Mencocokkan Gambar sesuai Pasangan; First Pelita Alembana, held a blood donor event Runner up Memindahkan Bendera sesuai Bilangan; and entitled ‘Blood for Love’ in commemoration of First Runner up Mengelompokkan Bola sesuai Warna. Valentine’s Day. • On February 28, 2013, FORU donated rubber boats to the 2013 Joint Flood Relief based in the APRIL Jati Padang area. • On 28 April, 2013, at the Post Graduate Program London School of Public Relations building, Jakarta, the Director of Fortune Pramana Rancang, Indira Abidin, received the Indonesia Accredited Public Relations (IAPR) award from the Public Relations Society of Indonesia (PERHUMAS). 12 FORU Annual Report 2013 PT Fortune Indonesia Tbk 13 Corporate Social Responsibility Corporate Governance Management Discussion & Analysis Company Profile Overview Awards and Significant Events 2013 MAY • On May 21, 2013, at Balai Kartini, Jakarta, FORU held its Annual General Meeting for Shareholders and Public Expose. This event also introduced new FORU logo. • On May 13, 2013, President Director Indra Abidin was included in the list of Indonesia Best CEO 2013 from one of the country’s leading business magazines SWA and received a Special Achievement of Leadership 2013 award. The evening awards event was held at the Shangri-La Hotel, Jakarta. • On May 13, 2013, Director of Fortune Pramana Rancang Indira Abidin received a Indonesia Future Business Leader (IFBL) 2013 award in the category of medium scale enterprise from one of the country’s leading business magazines SWA. The evening awards event was held at the Shangri-La Hotel, Jakarta. • Fortune Indonesia officially changed its logo, after using the distinctive red sphere logo for ten years. • Commemorating the World Book Day, FORU held internal actions to raise donations and distribute books to the children at Fortune Nursery Ragunan on May 8, 2013. JUNE • FORU through Fortune Pramana Rancang was awarded the Certificate of Excellence in the category of Social Education & Philanthropy: Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Campaign of the Year for its Tabungan BTN Cermat campaign with Bank BTN, at the prestigious PRWeek Awards Asia 2013. 12 FORU Annual Report 2013 PT Fortune Indonesia Tbk 13 Overview Company Profile Management Discussion & Analysis Corporate Governance Corporate Social Responsibility Awards and Significant Events 2013 JULY • On July 3, 2013, FORU President Director Indra Abidin received the Ganesa Widya Jasa Adiutama award from the Bandung Institute of Technology (ITB) for his role in advancing the Indonesian field of visual communication design and advertising during an Open Session at ITB commemorating 93 Years of Higher Technical Education in Indonesia. • FORU through Fortune Pramana Rancang was reported as the PR consultancy with the second highest growth in the world in 2012 by The Holmes Report survey, with a growth of 199%. • On July 16, 2013, FORU inaugurated its third nursery, Fortune Nursery in Lenteng Agung, South Jakarta. AUGUST • On August 20, 2013, at the Galaktika Building, FORU held halal bihalal with the company’s management team and the entire board and teachers from Fortune Nursery in Pondok Pinang, Ragunan, and Lenteng Agung. Also present Asih Foundation acting as an advisory institution for Fortune Nursery. • On August 2, 2013, to celebrate the arrival of Eid-ul Fitr, FORU channeled Infaq donations in the form of cash, food supplies and also religious equipment to four foundations, namely: Daarul Rahmah orphanages at Jl. Harsono RM; Daarul Aitam in Jagakarsa; As-Sodiqiyah in Tangerang; and Pondok Pesantren Yatim & Dhuafa Ma’Had Darul Aytam Al Utsmany Madani in Depok. • From August 15 to 18, 2013, FORU through Digital Identity (DID) team from Fortune indonesia executed a social media-based campaign to jointly hoist Indonesia’s red-and white flag on Facebook via the hashtag #KibarKobar. The campaign was intended to foster a spirit of nationalism on Indonesia’s Independence Day. • On August 31, 2013, at the Galaktika Building, FORU implemented CSR in the form of its regular program of scholarships for the sons and daughters of its support and outsourcing staff amounting to a total of 20 million Rupiah. The program is intended to assist the quality development of the children’s
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