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Data PBF Aktif 7 Juni 2018 PBF SE-KALBAR TAHUN 2018 PERIODE 07 Juni 2018 No NAMA PROVINSI NAMA KAB KOTA NAMA PBF JENIS DISTRIBUSI STATUS PBF NO. IZIN PBF TANGGAL IZIN ALAMAT TELP PENANGGUNG JAWAB STRA PENANGGUNG JAWAB NAMA PIMPINAN tutup Jl. Sei Raya Dalam, Kompleks Ruko 19860719/STRA- 1 KALIMANTAN BARAT KAB. KUBU RAYA Kuburaya Medifarma, PT Obat Pusat HK.07.01/V/387/14 2014-09-22 0561-710377 Teguh Saputra Eddy AKTIF Taman Sei Raya No. R3 Pontianak ISTN/2010/14887 19900306/STRA- 2 KALIMANTAN BARAT KAB. KUBU RAYA Poneksim Utama, PT Obat Pusat HK.07.01/V/407/14 2014-10-01 Jl. Arteri Supadio No.88 0561-732777 Ayu Abtian, S.Farm., Apt. Soesilo Halim AKTIF UAD/2013/230980 19921115/STRA- 3 KALIMANTAN BARAT KOTA PONTIANAK Buana Medistra Pharma, PT Obat Pusat FP.01.04/IV/0579/2017 2017-09-14 Jl. Cendrawasih No. 56 Pontianak 0561-743689 Yeremias Ipit, S. Apt Riduan AKTIF UNTAN/2016/113849 HK.02.06.PBF/V/0291/20 Jl. Sultan Abdul Rahman Saleh No. 19840902/STRA- 4 KALIMANTAN BARAT KOTA PONTIANAK Glory Kencana Abadi, PT Obat Pusat 2016-08-01 (0561) 738566 Wiji Rahayu, S.Farm., Apt. Sumadi Phuantinus AKTIF 16 12, Pontianak UII/2008/217109 HK.02.06.PBF/V/145/201 Komplek Tanjungpura Indah Blok I 19900119/STRA- 5 KALIMANTAN BARAT KOTA PONTIANAK Indeksim Beta, PT Obat Pusat 2015-04-20 0561-749266 Silvia Hanika Madalena AKTIF 5 No 1-2 UNJANI/2014/236180 jln. Adisucipto KM 10 Komp Ocean 88 19920526/SI{PA- 6 KALIMANTAN BARAT KAB KUBU RAYA Sumberindo Farma Tama, PT Obat Pusat FP.01.04/IV/0490/2017 2017-08-24 08991338028 Diah Ismarani, S. Farm. Apt Welid AKTIF C3 Kubu Raya 61.12/2017/2085 Jl. Tanjungpura No. 4-6, Kel. Darat (0561) 730400 / (0561) 19920618/STRA- 7 KALIMANTAN BARAT KOTA PONTIANAK Utama Binafarma, PT Obat Pusat HK.07.01/V/570/13 2013-10-24 Sekip, Kec. Pontianak Kota, Yunita Fauziah, S.Farm., Apt. Sabastinus Lindi AKTIF 732481 UII/2016/244031 Kalimantan Barat Sapta Sari Tama Cabang 442/1221A/SDK- Komplek Perumahan Cemara Blok D6- Ammy Okta Prayuda, S. Farm. 19941014/STRA- 8 KALIMANTAN BARAT KOTA PONTIANAK OBAT CABANG 2017-10-31 0561581338 Irol Kusnandar AKTIF Pontianak, PT A/X/2017 D7 Sungai raya Kabupaten Kubu Raya Apt UNTAN/2017/115202 442/1053a/SDK- Jl. Adi Sucipto No. 14 Kelurahan 19901223/STRA- 9 KALIMANTAN BARAT KOTA PONTIANAK Tempo Cabang Pontianak, PT OBAT CABANG 2017-09-11 0561-764112 Devia Gorethai, S.Farm. Apt Suparmin Nugroho AKTIF A/IX/2017 Benua Laut Pontianak Selatan USD/2013/232789 Millennium Pharmacon 442/467B/SDK- Jl. Dr.Wahidin S no.88K-88L 19861014/STRA- 10 KALIMANTAN BARAT KOTA PONTIANAK International Cabang OBAT CABANG 2018-04-30 0561-6588373 Devi Oktaviani, M.Sc. Apt Alby Khairudin AKTIF A/IV/2018 Pontianak UGM/2010/225 Pontianak, PT Mensa Bina Sukses Cabang 442/887E/SDK- Afria Kusumaningrum, S. 19940423/STRA- 11 KALIMANTAN BARAT KOTA PONTIANAK OBAT CABANG 2017-07-24 Jl. M. Sohor, No. 6A-8A Pontianak 0561-576200 Edi Santoso AKTIF Pontianak, PT A/VII/2017 Farm. Apt UNTANI/2017/250021 Lenko Surya Perkasa Cabang 19920401/STRA- 12 KALIMANTAN BARAT KOTA PONTIANAK OBAT CABANG 442/531/SDK-A/V/2018 2018-05-17 Jl. Re Martadinata No.27 Pontianak 82343276789 Aditia Aprianti, S. Farm. Apt Indra Arifin AKTIF Pontianak, PT UAD/2015/241072 Kimia Farma Trading & Jl. Kh.Wahid Hasyim No.188 Kiki Rizky Seeful Bahri, S. 19911007/STRA- Mansyur Pakaya, SE. 13 KALIMANTAN BARAT KOTA PONTIANAK Distribution Cabang OBAT CABANG 442/50/SDK-A/I/2018 2018-01-19 0561-732060 AKTIF Pontianak Farm. Apt UAD/2015/111480 MM Pontianak, PT Rajawali Nusindo Cabang 442/470C/SDK- Jl. Raya Kakap Desa Pal IX Kecamatan 19840114/STRA- 14 KALIMANTAN BARAT KAB. KUBU RAYA OBAT CABANG 2018-04-30 561 Ratna Vivensia, S.Farm., Apt. Des Yulius AKTIF Pontianak, PT A/IV/2018 Sungai Kakap Kab Kubu Raya USD/2007/217125 Jl. Puskesmas Pal III Rt 003 Rw 023 Tri Sapta Jaya Cabang 442/925 B/SDK- 19900418/STRA- 15 KALIMANTAN BARAT KOTA PONTIANAK OBAT CABANG 2021-01-29 Sungai Jawi Dalam Sungai Bangkong 0561-6588669 Domina Arfa, S. Farm. Apt Farid Julian Hunta AKTIF Pontianak, PT A/VII/2017 UNJANI/2014/236229 Pontianak Kota Kebayoran Pharma Cabang 442/2012/YANKES/B/20 Jl. Hos Cokroaminoto 348 A Novella Manuella, S. Farm. 19931108/STRA- 16 KALIMANTAN BARAT KOTA PONTIANAK OBAT CABANG 2013-10-31 0561-740892 Rivon Afrilius Nidi, SE AKTIF Pontianak, PT 13 Pontianak Apt UNTAN/2017/250034 Jl. Raya Ratu Sepundak No 15 Marga Nusantara Jaya Cabang 19880207/stra- 17 KALIMANTAN BARAT KOTA SINGKAWANG OBAT CABANG 442/1128/SDK-A/X/2017 2017-10-05 Kelurahan Sungai Garam Hilir Kec. 0562-4643947 Febri Putrie Dwijayanti Junaidi AKTIF Singkawang, PT uii/2010/217122 Singkawang Indofarma Global Medika 19910810/STRA- 18 KALIMANTAN BARAT KOTA PONTIANAK OBAT CABANG 442/66/Yankes/B/2014 2014-01-13 Jl. Tanjung Pura No. 06 Pontianak 0561-765976 Miftakhul Munir< S. Farm. Apt Iskandar AKTIF Cabang Pontianak, PT UNJANI/2014/110458 Jl.Arteri Supadio Gudang Equator Dos Ni Roha Cabang 442/1342/SDK- Rahmah Yulinda Putri 1985070713/SIPA- 19 KALIMANTAN BARAT KAB. KUBU RAYA OBAT CABANG 2017-12-21 RT.006 RW.008 KM. 13 Desa Parit 0561- Novantri Setiawan, ST AKTIF Pontianak, PT A/XII/2017 Situmorang, S.Si. Apt 61.12/2017/2091 Baru Kec. Sungai Raya Distriversa Buanamas Cabang 442/466A/SDK- Friska Iga Setiadefi, S. Farm. 19921211/STRA- 20 KALIMANTAN BARAT KOTA PONTIANAK OBAT CABANG 2018-04-27 Jl. Alianyang No. 17 Pontianak 0561-745091 Cang Wui, S. Sos AKTIF Pontianak, PT A/IV/2018 apt UII/2016/249990 Bina San Prima Cabang Jl. A Yani 6D Parit Tokaya Pontianak 19900218/STRA- 21 KALIMANTAN BARAT KOTA PONTIANAK OBAT CABANG 442/51/SDK-A/I/2018 2017-08-09 0561-739899 Dhani Febryan, S. farm. Apt Pramudya Amanda AKTIF Pontianak, PT Kota STFB/2014/110613 Anugrah Argon Medica 442/467A/SDK- Jl. Adisucipto No.34-35, Kelurahan 1992225/STRA- 22 KALIMANTAN BARAT KOTA PONTIANAK OBAT CABANG 2018-04-30 0561-6655107 Rintis Pranata, S. Farm. Apt Willy Dozan AKTIF Cabang Pontianak, PT A/IV/2018 Bangka Belitung Laut,Kota Pontianak UI/2015/111966 Jl. Budi Karya Komplek Villa Gama Penta Valent Cabang 442//1052a/SDK- Rini Prima Anggreini, S.Farm., 19870220/STRA- 23 KALIMANTAN BARAT KOTA PONTIANAK OBAT CABANG 2017-09-30 Blok B 9-10 Benua Melayu Darat 0561-742854 Fernandus Tanu Wangku AKTIF Pontianak, PT A/IX/2017 Apt. UII/2013/233754 Pontianak Parit Padang Global Cabang 442/1880/Yankes/B/201 Jl. Arteri Supadio Gg Jutek Rt 08/ Rw Hendrik Brian Butar2 19920621/STRA- 24 KALIMANTAN BARAT KAB. KUBU RAYA OBAT CABANG 2013-09-26 0561-722594 Ignasius Rudiyanto AKTIF Pontianak, PT 3 01 Desa Sungai Raya S.farm,Apt UNTAN/2017/114549 Jl. Adi Sucipto Km.5 Komp. Merapi Utama Pharma Cabang 442/1374/YANKES/B/20 19930319/STRA- 25 KALIMANTAN BARAT KAB. KUBU RAYA OBAT CABANG 2013-07-22 Pergudangan Adi Sucipto Mandiri No. 0561-724978 Aries Muyawan, S. Farm. Apt Waskito AKTIF Pontianank, PT 13 USD/2015/112025 2B-2C - Kuburaya Jl. Sei Raya Dalam Komp. Permata Marga Nusantara Jaya Cabang 0561-580710/0561- 19920326/STRA- 26 KALIMANTAN BARAT KAB. KUBU RAYA OBAT CABANG 442/1182/SDK-A/X/2017 2017-10-18 Khatulistiwa Gg. Intan No. C11 - 13 Humaira,S.Farm, Apt. Dicky djuniarto AKTIF Kubu Raya, PT 8122630 UMS/2015/239536 KUBU RAYA Jl. Arteri Supadio, Komp. Enseval Putera Megatrading 442/1201/Yankes/B/201 19821005/STRA- 27 KALIMANTAN BARAT KAB. KUBU RAYA OBAT CABANG 2013-06-17 Pergudangan A. Yani Prima No.B7 0561-777779 Mardiana Karmila, S.Si, Apt. Mawardy Iskandar AKTIF Cabang Pontianak, PT 3 UAD/2008/217079 Kubu Raya 0561- Anugerah Pharmindo Lestari Jl. Arteri Supadio No.55 Km. 19810311/STRA- 28 KALIMANTAN BARAT KAB. KUBU RAYA OBAT CABANG 442/648/SDK-A/V/2017 2017-05-26 721825/722377/72287 Merry Sirfianti, S.Si., Apt. Fendi Subianto SE AKTIF Cabang Pontianak, PT 13,5Pontianak UP/2008/217076 7 Antarmitra Sembada Cabang 442/790c/SDK- Jl. Dr. Rubini No 3 Kelurahan Akcaya 19830522/STRA- 29 KALIMANTAN BARAT KAB. KUBU RAYA OBAT CABANG 2017-07-24 0561-732060 Ayu Puspita, S.Si., Apt. Andreas Prosen Dj AKTIF Pontianak, PT A/VII/2017 Kecamatan Pontianak Selatan ISTN/2008/217118.
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