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| Company type | Private Company |
|---|---|
| Industry | Natural Resources |
| Founded | 1915 |
| Headquarters | |
Key people | Lim Gunawan Hariyanto (CEO) Gunardi Hariyanto Lim (Deputy CEO) |
Number of employees | 40,000 |
The Harita Group is an Indonesian business conglomerate owned and controlled by the Lim family.[1] The group's core businesses are in the natural resources sector, which operates throughout Indonesia. Today, the Harita Group has businesses in nickel mining, ferronickel smelters, bauxite mining, alumina refineries, palm oil plantations, shipping, timber, coal and property.[2][3] After the 2014 government regulations to ban exports of raw minerals, Harita Group and its partners built a $400 million ferronickel smelter and Indonesia's first alumina refinery for $900 million, both of which have been completed and in full operation since 2016. In December 2019, Glencore International became a partner of Harita Group via its share sale and rights issue of Indonesian-listed Cita Mineral.[4][5] In June 2021, Harita commissioned the first HPAL plant in Indonesia, which produces Mixed Hydroxide Precipitate, a raw material for electric vehicle batteries. The project had an estimated cost of $1 billion.[6] The current CEO of Harita Group is Lim Gunawan Hariyanto.
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- ^ The Insider Stories. "Indonesia Cita Mineral Raises US$93m from Rights Issue".
- ^ "Harita Group Operasikan Pabrik Bahan Baku Baterai Pertama RI". CNBC Indonesia.