BUMI recognizes the importance of implementing Good Corporate Governance (GCG) within the Company to gain investor confidence to increase the long-term value of shareholders and other stakeholders. BUMI is required to implement GCG principles in its business activities that are transparency, accountability, responsibility, independence, and fairness. Therefore, BUMI's Board of Commissioners and Board of Directors have ensured the adequacy of GCG practice in the Company and all applicable laws and regulations regarding GCG have been met. BUMI adheres strictly to Indonesian regulation in the design and implementation of its governance processes while recognizing the importance of meeting international governance standards for the benefit of international investors and shareholders.
The following list comprises the main regulatory framework for governance followed by BUMI and its subsidiaries:
Good Corporate Governance sets the relationship between shareholders, Board of Commissioners and Board of Directors, and all the stakeholders. The purposes of Good Corporate Governance for the Company are to:
BUMI adhering to the five principles of Good Corporate Governance: Transparency, Accountability, Responsibility, Independence and Fairness are essential in each of these objectives.
BUMI’s core values are:
BUMI’s mission is to secure and operate sustainable energy and mining businesses and compete aggressively but fairly in response to global competition to increase return on investment to shareholders, improve the welfare of employees, enhance public prosperity in the surrounding areas of the operating sites and promote environmental sustainability at all surrounding areas of the operating sites. To accomplish our mission, our core values that are integrity, excellence, professionalism and safety, and environment are critical to the success of our business as described in the following chart.
The Audit Committee consists of a Commissioner appointed as Chairman.
Currently, the following persons are serving on the committee:
Remuneration and Nomination Committee established to provide an independent opinion in order to ensure that remuneration and nomination processes of the member of the Board of Commissioners and Directors are in accordance with GCG practices.
Currently, the following persons are serving on the committee:
Board of Directors formed the Code of Conduct Committee to ensure that BUMI’s Code of Conduct is implemented adequately and the Speak Up System operates effectively.
Currently, the following persons are serving on the committee:
The Human Resources Committee was established to enhance the effectiveness of the organization in terms of its human resources function. The committee is expected to proactively provide recommendations to the Board of Directors regarding human resources policies and its implementation progress.
Currently, the following persons are serving on the committee:
IT Steering Committee was established to ensure the alignment of information technology initiatives and the business objectives at the highest level of the organization to deliver value to business oversee risk management and oversee performance management.
Currently, the following persons are serving on the committee:
An Indonesian citizen, born in Bogor on 27 May 1963. She graduated from the Faculty of Economics, University of Indonesia, Jakarta, majoring in accounting and has a Master in Business Law, from the University of Padjadjaran, Bandung.
Myrnie Zachraini was appointed as a member of Audit Committee of PT Bumi Resources Tbk since 1 April 2012. She has 20 years experience in the Public Accounting Firm PricewaterhouseCoopers Indonesia. She is a member of Institut Akuntan Indonesia and a Board Member of Indonesian Audit Committee Association.
The Corporate Secretary has a role as an intermediary between the Company and its shareholders, Financial Services Authority and other stakeholders.
At the Company, the functions of Corporate Secretary are carried out by an exclusive work unit led by Dileep Srivastava as the Person-in-Charge (PIC).
Bapak Dileep Srivastava has served as Corporate Secretary since 2007 by virtue of the Company’s Decision Letter No. 895A/BR-BOD/IX/07 of 21 September 2007, with a term of office effective until such time as a new appointment letter is issued by the Company.
Not all cases of the violation to the Code of Conduct need to be reported to the Speak Up System. In the first instances, when you have a concern of the violation to the Code of Conduct, you should raise your concern with your supervisor or manager, then your supervisor or manager will escalate the issue to the relevant department/division. However, if this is unsuccessful or you are too uncomfortable, you are encouraged to report to the Speak Up System.
In the Code of Conduct, Speak Up System means a procedure that should be followed by all BUMI and its subsidiaries employees, management, Directors, Commissioners, and related parties to report violations/breaches of the Code of Conduct.