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KRA ANNUAL REPORT                                                       Management
                              2020                                                                        Report








                                         Dear Shareholders and Stakeholders,

                                         Praise and gratitude we extend to God the Almighty, Most Gracious, and Most
                                         Merciful. May His blessings and mercy always be bestowed upon us all.

                                         The year 2020 was a very challenging year, in which we all faced the COVID-
                                         19 pandemic that caused disruptions to the global economy and commodity
                                         markets, as well as directly impacted the operational performance of almost
                                         every company in the world.

                                         However,  PT  Komatsu  Remanufacturing  Asia  (KRA)  was  able  to  face  all
                                         existing challenges, thus successfully recording a good performance. Various
                                         initiatives, including the continuation of its digital transformation, enhancement
                                         of  operational  cost  and  cash  management  effectiveness,  as  well  as  optimal
               operational  excellence  execution  within  its  operational  activities,  have  enabled  company  record  positive
               results during this challenging year.

               That being said, allow us, the Board of Commissioners to present the overview of the supervisory function
               report  in  the  annual  report  Company  in  2020  as  part  of  the  supervision  reports  of  the  Company’s
               performance throughout 2020.

               In 2020, the global economy contracted the most deeply for nearly a century, as Covid-19 began to spread
               and ravage populations across six continents. In view of the fact that the world economy is highly dependent
               on  the  movement  of  goods  and  people,  the  Covid-19  pandemic  had  devastated  the  wheels  of  global
               mobility, and forced massive closures of businesses from small, medium, to large scale, all over the globe
               due  to  lockdowns  and  social  restrictions  which  had  never  been  implemented  to  such  a  level  in  modern
               history. Under these conditions, the global economy in 2020 was estimated to have contracted by between -
               3.5 to 4.3%. Some countries have even hit growth rates below negative 10%. Yet there is hope amidst all
               this gloom: the tremendous downturn notwithstanding, recovery is taking place gradually, albeit at a sluggish
               pace still. Pressures on the economy prompted central banks across the globe to trigger quantitative easing
               measures and governments to unleash stimulus packages, amounting to an unprecedented USD10 trillion
               so far. Thanks to the prompt huge stimulus, the world economy is projected to recover by 4.6–6.4% in 2021.

               The  Board  of  Commissioners  has  an  oversight  role  management  of  operations  and  business  run  by  the
               Board of Directors. The form of monitoring and providing input to the Board of Directors is through meetings
               held by the Board of Commissioners, either in the form of internal meetings or joint meetings by inviting the
               Board of Directors or attending an invitation from the Board of Directors. The meetings serve as a forum for
               the  Board  of  Commissioners  to  conduct  intensive  and  in-depth  evaluations  of  the  condition  of  the  coal
               industry throughout 2020, the Company’s Long Term Plan , and the Company Work Plan and Budget, the
               progress  of  the  Company’s  operations  and  business,  investment  development,  problem  handling,  GCG
               implementation, Human Resources (HR) management as well as technology and information systems within
               the Company.

               In a depressed economic condition, the coal industry also faced serious challenges with a significant decline
               in its demand, both domestic and export demand, due to the lockdowns or the social restrictions resulting in
               a decrease in electricity absorption for the industry. The decline in coal demand was caused by low industrial
               absorption, which had lasted from the beginning of 2020 to the middle of the third Quarter of 2020. This
               certainly had an impact on the company’s performance up to the third Quarter of 2020.

               In  the  conditions  as  described  above,  the  Board  of  Directors  was  able  to  bring  the  Company  to  achieve
               positive performance by booking revenues of  USD 32.9 Million and a net profit of USD 4.0 Million. Although
               this has decreased compared to the year 2019, however, was a big achievement for the Company.
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