Press Release

Jakarta, July 02, 2026 – PT Dian Swastatika Sentosa Tbk ("DSSA") announced its consolidated financial performance for the 3 (three) month period ended March 31, 2026. DSSA recorded operating revenues of USD 693.2 million and a profit for the period reaching USD 118.5 million. As of March 31, 2026, DSSA also recorded total assets of USD 4.6 billion and an equity position of USD 2.4 billion.

The growth of the digital economy, increasing internet penetration, and the accelerated digital transformation across various sectors are driving the need for increasingly integrated, reliable, and high-capacity digital infrastructure. Amid these changes, competitive advantage is no longer determined by standalone services, but by the ability to deliver an integrated digital ecosystem from connectivity to value-added services. As part of this strategy, DSSA also announced the completion of the acquisition of shares in PT Bali Media Telekomunikasi ("BMT"), a company that owns 24.57% of shares in PT XLSMART Telecom Sejahtera Tbk ("EXCL"). Through this corporate action, DSSA obtained indirect ownership in EXCL through BMT, while simultaneously strengthening DSSA's position in expanding the Company's capabilities in the telecommunications sector and solidifying the foundation of the digital ecosystem as one of its long-term growth engines.

Development of the Digital Infrastructure and Technology Ecosystem

Digital infrastructure and technology will become one of DSSA's strategic growth engines, which continues to show performance improvements. In the first quarter of 2026, DSSA recorded a revenue contribution from the digital infrastructure and technology business of USD 69.1 million, surging 50.0% from USD 46.1 million in the same period of the previous year.

This growth was supported by the strengthening of national digital connectivity capabilities following the merger of PT Eka Mas Republik (MyRepublic Indonesia) and PT Mora Telematika Indonesia Tbk (Moratelindo) into PT Ekamas Mora Republik Tbk (“MoraRepublic”). MoraRepublic currently operates a fiber optic network for backbone and access spanning more than 166 thousand kilometers, reaching more than 12.7 million homepasses, and serving more than 2 million retail customers and over 17 thousand business customers in Indonesia.

On the digital infrastructure side, in line with the increasing demand for cloud services, high-performance computing, and artificial intelligence (“AI”), DSSA, through PT SMPlus Digital Investama (“SM+”), continues to expand national data center capacity. After completing the topping-off phase of the construction of its flagship Jakarta SMX01 data center in May 2026, SM+ is now continuing the completion of this Tier-IV AI-ready facility with a capacity of over 18 MW, which is targeted to commence operations in the fourth quarter of 2026. SM+ is also currently developing 25 Edge Data Centers to support low-latency computing services and real-time data processing to meet the needs of the telecommunications, business, and AI sectors. This capability is further reinforced through the establishment of PT Brilian Teknologi Sejahtera—a joint venture formed through a strategic partnership with iFLYTEK to deliver Machine Learning-based solutions and AI ecosystems for various industrial sectors.

Through the integration of connectivity, data centers, edge computing, and AI, DSSA is building an end-to-end digital infrastructure platform capable of addressing the needs of Indonesia's digital economy.

Energy Portfolio Diversification through Three Strategic Pillars

In addition to developing digital infrastructure, DSSA is currently focusing on three main pillars. In the mining business, DSSA is implementing green mining initiatives through the electrification of its operational fleet to increase efficiency while reducing carbon emissions. In the geothermal business, development is carried out through PT Daya Mas Bumi Sentosa—a joint venture formed through a strategic partnership with PT FirstGen Geothermal Indonesia (a subsidiary entity of Energy Development Corporation). This portfolio has a development potential of up to 440 MW spread across several prospective regions in West Java, East Nusa Tenggara, Jambi, West Sumatra, and Central Sulawesi. In the solar energy business, DSSA is strengthening the clean energy supply chain through the operation of an integrated 1 GW capacity solar panel factory in the Kendal Special Economic Zone. These three initiatives are part of DSSA's commitment to supporting the energy transition and achieving Indonesia's net-zero carbon target by 2050.

This business strategy, which integrates sustainable energy with digital infrastructure and technology, strengthens DSSA's position at the regional level. In 2026, DSSA ranked 124th in the Fortune Southeast Asia 500 as one of the largest companies in Southeast Asia. This achievement reflects DSSA's success in building a resilient and diversified business model, with two main growth engines—sustainable energy and digital infrastructure and technology—projected to be the economic drivers of the future.

The President Director of DSSA, L. Krisnan Cahya, stated, "The performance in the first quarter of 2026 reflects the fundamental resilience of DSSA's business in maintaining growth momentum amid economic dynamics and technological advancements. We are confident that sustainable energy and digital infrastructure and technology will be DSSA's two main pillars of growth in the future. Therefore, DSSA will continue to develop investments in strategic assets, strengthen technological capabilities, and reinforce long-term partnerships to create sustainable value for all stakeholders."

Moving forward, DSSA will continue to develop an ecosystem that integrates sustainable energy and digital infrastructure and technology as the foundation for long-term growth. Through investments in low-carbon energy, digital connectivity, data centers, AI-based computing, and other future technologies, DSSA is committed to strengthening its competitiveness while supporting the acceleration of digital transformation and the energy transition in Indonesia.

About PT Dian Swastatika Sentosa Tbk

Established in 1996 and listed on the stock exchange in 2009, DSSA is a leading energy and infrastructure company in Indonesia and one of the business pillars of Sinar Mas. Currently, DSSA operates across several business lines, including mining, technology, renewable energy, chemicals, and investments. Through its subsidiaries, DSSA provides a wide range of products and services, including coal, pay TV services, internet services, data center services, electricity, and chemicals. By prioritizing strategic investments and sustainable expansion, DSSA is committed to building long-term value and driving business growth that is future-oriented and sustainable.

For more information, please visit www.dssa.co.id or contact:

Marissa Anugrah
Head of Corporate Communications
PT Dian Swastatika Sentosa Tbk
marissa.anugrah@dss.co.id