Five Indonesian businesses report sales at Bali petroleum meeting
Pertamina supported their participation in the ASCOPE forum, where they also explored international contacts and possible partnerships.
Sales by five Indonesian MSMEs reached hundreds of millions of rupiah during a petroleum industry gathering in Bali, PT Pertamina said. The company helped the businesses attend the 51st ASEAN Council on Petroleum (ASCOPE) Council Meeting 2026, which ran from October 16 to 28, 2026.
Toosi Coffee, Econiq, Bali Pures, Haluan Bali and Pertenunan Astini brought products including coffee, goods focused on sustainability, and items reflecting Indonesian natural resources and creative industries.
Muhammad Baron, Pertamina’s vice president of corporate communication, said attending the meeting allowed the enterprises to introduce their products, make business contacts and investigate potential partnerships. Alongside the sales, the businesses identified prospects for further market engagement, according to Pertamina.
Baron linked the support to Pertamina’s Social and Environmental Responsibility (TJSL) programme. He said it encourages participating enterprises to build business capabilities, reach additional markets and pursue sustainable operations. He also expressed hope that their growth would bring economic and social benefits to communities.
