Corporate PresentationFebruary 2019

SMGR Subsidiaries

Inbound MaterialsClinker & Cement

ProductionTransportation Distribution

Downstream

BusinessOthers

UTSG

• Mining Contractors

(limestone & clay)

IKSG

• Packaging from kraft &

woven , especially for

cement packaging

KSI

• GBFS

• GGBFS

SG,ST,SP, SBI*

• Clinker and Cement

production in Indonesia

SILOG

• Sea & Land Transportation

• Loading & Unloading

• Port Management

• Cement distribution,

• Other building

material distribution

SII

• Cement & clinker

trading

SIB, SBB**

• Ready Mix

• Precast

SMI

• Property

• Building management

• Preparation of cement

raw material mining.

SIIB

• Investment

management (SBI)

KIG

• Industrial estate

SISI

• IT servicesTLCC

• Clinker & cemen production

in Vietnam

Notes:

* Subsidiary under SIIB,

** Subsidiary under SBI

Experienced Board of ManagementPRESIDENT DIRECTOR

HENDI PRIO SANTOSO

Born in Jakarta, February 5, 1967

Double Major: Bachelor of Business Administration in University of Houston and Economics in University of Texas, USA

Career History:• Director of Investment Banking at JP Morgan Securities

Indonesia (2004-2007)• Director of Finance at PT PGN (Persero) Tbk (2007-

2008)

• President Director of PT PGN (Persero) Tbk (2008-2017)

DIRECTOR OF MARKETING AND SUPPLY CHAIN

ADI MUNANDIR

Born in Sukabumi, July 10, 1981

Bachelor in Electrical Power Engineering from Universitas Indonesia

Master in Strategic Management from Universitas Indonesia

Career History:

• President Commissioner at PT Solusi EnergyNusantara• Commissioner at PT Nusantara Regas• Executive Officer - Strategic Management Office PT PGN (2013-2015)• Head of Strategic Management Division at PT PGN (Persero) Tbk

(2015-2016)• Head of Marketing at PT PGN (Persero) Tbk (2016- 2017)

DIRECTOR OF HR AND LEGAL

AGUNG YUNANTO, Born in Bandung, May 7, 1962. Graduated from S1 in ITB and Master of Management at IMI & Monash University

Career History:• President Commissioner of PT Jasa Marga Surabaya in 2013-

2017• General Manager of Human Capital PT Wijaya Karya Beton

period 2014-2017.

DIRECTOR OF PRODUCTION

BENNY WENDRY

Born in Padang, May 1, 1969

Bachelor in Chemical Engineering from Institut Teknologi Bandung

Master in Management from Universitas Gadjah Mada

CareerHistory:

• Commercial Director at PT Semen Padang (2011- 2014)• Finance Director at PT Semen Padang (2014)• President Director at PT Semen Padang (2014-2017)

DIRECTOR OF FINANCE

DODDY SULASMONO DINIAWAN

Born on February 27, 1967

Bachelor in Management Economics from Universitas KatolikParahyangan

Master of Financial Management from Universitas Padjadjaran

CareerHistory:

• Executive Vice President – Division Head of Corporate Business Risk of PT BNI (Persero) Tbk. (2015-2016).

• Executive Vice President – CEO Jakarta Kota Region Office PT BNI (Persero) Tbk.(2016)

• Director of Finance And Human ResourcesPTRekayasa Industri (2016-2017)

• Director of Business Strategy and Business

Development of PT Semen Indonesia (Persero) Tbk. (2017-2018)

DIRECTOR OF ENGINEERING AND PROJECT

TRI ABDISATRIJO

Born in Situbondo, September 05, 1967

Bachelor in Chemical Engineering from Institut Teknologi SepuluhNopember

Career History:

• GM of Project Specialist OOTC at PT Semen Indonesia (Persero) Tbk (2013-2014)

• GM of Energy, Materials and Environment at PTSemenIndonesia (Persero) Tbk (2014)

• Commercial Director at PT Semen Tonasa (2014-2017)

DIRECTOR OF STRATEGIC BUSINESS AND ENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT

FADJAR JUDISIAWAN

Born in Surabaya, May 09. 1971

Bachelor in Industrial Engineering from Institut Teknologi SepuluhNopember

Master in Management from Universitas Gadjah Mada

Career History:

• Assistant Deputy for Construction Services of the Ministry of SOEs (2014-2015)

• Assistant Deputy of Construction Business, Transportation Facilities and Infrastructure of the Ministry of SOE (2015-2017)

• Deputy of Construction Business, TransportationFacilities and Infrastructure of the Ministryof SOE (2017)

• Finance Director at PT Semen Indonesia (Persero)Tbk (2017-2018)

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Installed Capacity

2018

35.5 Semen Indonesia

25.5 Indocement

15.5 Solusi Bangun Indonesia (ex-Holcim)

8.7 Conch Cement Indonesia

7.7 Semen Merah Putih (Cemindo Gemilang)

7.4 Semen Bosowa

3.9 Semen Baturaja

1.8 Semen Garuda (Jui Shin Indonesia)

1.8 Semen Jawa (Siam Cement Group)

1.8 Semen Bima (PT STAR)

0.4 Semen Kupang

3.1 Others (non ASI members)

Indonesia Cement Players

Design Capacity

111.1 MT (2018)

113.1 MT (2019)

Production Volume

75.1 MT (2018)

Domestic Growth

4.80%

Domestic Utilization

70%* Domestic: 69.5 MT Export: 5.6 MT

*Based on Indonesia Cement Association recorded national capacity and production volume 2018

Total 2019:

113.1 Mio Ton

Indonesia Cement Market

BAG

73%

BULK

27%

86114

146

184 178

290317

388410 415

2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019

Infrastructure Budget

18.9 21.5 24.6 25.3 26.2 27.5 28.9 30.5

26.530.3 32.6 33.7 34.5 33.4 37.4 39.0

21.94.6%

17.6%

14.4%

5.5%3.5% 3.5%

28.2-0.6%

7.6%

4.8%

2010 2011 2012 2014 2015 2017 20182013

OutsideJava Java

2016

Growth

CAGR: 6.6%

source: Indonesia CementAssociationsource: Indonesia CementAssociation

source: Indonesia CementAssociation

source: Indonesia CementAssociation

Bag cement still represent the largest portion of Indonesia cement consumption

YTD February 2019

Domestic Sales in Java

vs Outside of Java

74.00%

26.00%

BAG

BULK

CAGR Bulk: 13.1%

CAGR Bag: 5%

Market by Geography up to February 2019

54.0%

26.0%

5.7%3.5% 2.7% 2.8% 2.2% 1.8% 1.0% 0.3% 0.3%

SMGR(SMIG +

SBI)

INTP Conch Bosowa MerahPutih

Baturaja Jui Shin SiamCement

STAR SemenKupang

SemenKupang

Market Share

39,4%

25,5%

15,4%

4,8%3,5% 3,1% 3,1%

1,9% 1,9%1,% 0,3%

SMGR INTP SBI Conch Bosowa MerahPutih

BaturajaJui Shin SiamCement

STAR SemenKupang

Market Share

SMIG as the Market Leader in Indonesia

Pre-ConsolidationFY 2018

source: Indonesia Cement Association

SMIG

Post-ConsolidationUp to February 2019

Sales Volume February 2019

Semen Indonesia Group Sales Volume Industry

2019 2018 Chg YoY(%) 2019 2018 Chg YoY (%) 2019 2018 Chg YoY (%)

Semen Indonesia

Domestic 2,146,463 2,289,931 -6.27% 1,856,142 1,835,118 1.15% 4,002,605 4,125,049 -2.97%

Export 210,918 202,415 4.20% 300,772 106,629 182.07% 511,689 309,044 65.57%

2,357,381 2,492,346 -5.42% 2,156,914 1,941,747 11.08% 4,514,295 4,434,093 1.81%

TLCC

Domestic 80,198 148,573 -46.02% 40,541 63,009 -35.66% 120,738 211,582 -42.94%

Export 58,200 144,780 -59.80% 92,917 34,433 169.85% 151,117 179,213 -15.68%

138,398 293,353 -52.82% 133,457 97,442 36.96% 271,855 390,795 -30.44%

Total Group (SMGR) 2,495,779 2,785,699 -10.41% 2,290,371 2,039,189 12.32% 4,786,150 4,824,888 -0.80%

SBI (ex-Holcim)

Domestic 904,748 832,542 8.67% 765,432 721,844 6.04% 1,670,180 1,554,386 7.45%

Export 36,620 36,620 0.00% 39,506 67,121 -41.14% 76,126 103,741 -26.62%

941,368 869,162 8.31% 804,938 788,965 2.02% 1,746,306 1,658,127 5.32%

SMGR + SBI 2,495,779 2,785,699 -10.41% 3,095,309 2,039,189 51.79% 5,591,088 4,824,888 15.88%

*Indented numbers in orange tables are SBI numbers before the acquisition by SMIG thus not included in SMIG consolidated numbers

Total SMGR + SBI Year to Date exclude SBI January 2019 sales volume

JANUARY FEBRUARY Year to Date 2019 2018 + (%) 2019 2018 + (%) 2019 2018 + (%)

JAKARTA 355,886 430,032 -17.24% 319,541 382,990 -16.57% 675,427 813,021 -16.92%

BANTEN 288,183 276,346 4.28% 255,599 237,460 7.64% 543,783 513,805 5.83%

WEST JAVA 896,320 841,904 6.46% 759,392 678,911 11.85% 1,655,713 1,520,816 8.87%

CENTRAL JAVA 709,789 788,407 -9.97% 555,904 593,102 -6.27% 1,265,693 1,381,509 -8.38%

YOGYAKARTA 121,598 86,433 40.69% 125,448 79,014 58.77% 247,046 165,447 49.32%

EAST JAVA 792,946 772,279 2.68% 652,349 682,334 -4.39% 1,445,295 1,454,612 -0.64%

TOTAL JAVA 3,164,723 3,195,400 -0.96% 2,668,233 2,653,810 0.54% 5,832,956 5,849,210 -0.28%

SUMATRA 1,177,220 1,217,444 -3.30% 1,022,494 1,059,445 -3.49% 2,199,714 2,276,890 -3.39%

KALIMANTAN 363,670 350,453 3.77% 355,594 343,952 3.38% 719,265 694,405 3.58%

SULAWESI 462,961 483,719 -4.29% 407,943 380,932 7.09% 870,903 864,651 0.72%

NUSA TENGGARA 289,966 287,580 0.83% 303,407 251,811 20.49% 593,373 539,391 10.01%

INDONESIA TIMUR 164,980 161,152 2.38% 126,074 131,311 -3.99% 291,054 292,463 -0.48%

TOTAL INDONESIA 5,623,520 5,695,748 -1.27% 4,883,746 4,821,262 1.30% 10,507,266 10,517,010 -0.09%

EXPORT SEMEN 72,908 70,328 3.67% 132,182 68,228 93.74% 205,090 138,556 48.02%

EXPORT KLINKER 174,629 168,706 3.51% 475,956 105,522 351.05% 650,585 274,229 137.24%

TOTAL EXPORT 247,538 239,035 3.56% 608,138 173,750 250.01% 855,675 412,785 107.29%

GRAND TOTAL 5,871,058 5,934,783 -1.07% 5,491,883 4,995,012 9.95% 11,362,941 10,929,795 3.96%

JANUARY - FEBRUARYAREA

JANUARY FEBRUARY

Source: Internal SMIG

TUBAN PLANT

Cap SI: 14,7 Mt/Yr

Cap LHI : 3,6 Mt/Yr

Port : 40.000 DWT

INDARUNG PLANT

Cap : 9,4 Mt/Yr

GP Dumai

GP Gresik

PP Lhoksumawe

PP Malahayati

PP Batam

Tl Bayur Port

PP Lampung

PP Pontianak

PP Samarinda

PP Banjarmasin

PP Balikpapan

PP Bitung

PP Palu

PP Mamuju

Biringkassi Port

PP Makassar

PP Kendari

PP Sorong

PP Ambon

PP Banyuwangi

PP Celukan Bawang

PANGKEP PLANT

Cap : 7,4 Mt/Yr

PP Belawan

PP Tj Priok

PP Ciwandan SP

PP Ciwandan SI

PP Maluku Utara

GP Ciwandan

PP Bengkulu

REMBANG

PLANT

Cap : 3 Mt/Yr

LHOKNGA PLANT

Cap : 1,8 Mt/Yr

NAROGONG PLANT

Cap : 6 Mt/Yr

CILACAP PLANT

Cap : 3,4 Mt/Yr

PP Lhoksumawe

PP Belawan

PP Pontianak

PP Dumai

PP Batam

GP Kuala Indah

PP Lampung

GP Cigading

The Integration of Solusi Bangunan Indonesia (SBI)

Strategic Business Priority 2019

Financial Summary 2018

� 9 Months 2018 Revenue increase 4.4% YoY inline with the 5% increase in sales volume.

� COGS grew 4.2% or lower than revenue growth related to SMGR initiatives:• Centralizing coal procurement on holding level to gain better pricing, standardized quality and 3 months fixed

price.

• Rerouting distribution network to ensure margin optimization and list cost to serve.

• Reducing clinker factors

• Operating Waste Heat Power Generator in Tuban Plant

� Operating expenses reduced 21.4% related to our initiatives to reduce cost redundancy among cement

subsidiaries as well as work based on the priority activities

Financial PositionCash Balance (IDRbn) Total Interest Bearing Debt (IDRbn)

Debt/EBITDA (x) Net Debt/Equity

4,213

5,032

3,989

2,847

3,665 4,082

2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 9M 2018

4,083 3,913 3,999

6,260

10,019 10,288

2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 9M 2018

-0.6% -0.5% 0.0%

11.2%

20.9%19.5%

2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 9M 2018

0.5 0.50.5

0.9

1.9

1.7

2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 9M 2018

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