Bogor, January 5, 2026 — To commence the year 2026 with a spirit of synergy and sustainability, PT Wijaya Karya (Persero) Tbk (“WIKA”) and its subsidiaries, including WIKA Realty, conducted a New Year Visit to the Sukamahi Dam Glass Bridge in Gadog, West Java, on Sunday (5/1). The event was attended by WIKA’s Board of Directors and Board of Commissioners, as well as the Directors and Management of its subsidiaries, as a move to strengthen collaboration at the start of the year.

The activities began with a site visit to the Sukamahi Dam Glass Bridge, guided by Project Manager Bismayoedi Wangsa Hadi Sapoetra. This was followed by a presentation and discussion regarding the progress, technical aspects, and challenges of WIKA’s strategic projects. Bismayoedi stated that the Sukamahi Glass Bridge—the longest glass bridge in Indonesia—is projected to become a new tourism icon offering panoramic views of Mount Salak and Mount Pangrango while boosting the local economy.

During the event, the President Commissioner of WIKA, Jarot Widyoko, delivered remarks praising WIKA Group's performance throughout 2025, which remained solid despite a challenging year. WIKA’s President Director, Agung Budi Waskito, emphasized the importance of maintaining spirit and solidarity in facing future challenges.

“As part of the WIKA Group, WIKA Realty is committed to supporting the company’s strategic steps by strengthening synergy, performance, and sustainability. This early-year visit serves as momentum to align our steps in facing the challenges ahead,” said Fery Safaria. On this occasion, WIKA also symbolically handed over Social and Environmental Responsibility (TJSL) assistance to the ABK Inshira Foundation and the Jendela Ibu Foundation in Bogor Regency as a testament to its commitment to inclusive and sustainable development.

This New Year Visit serves as a pivotal moment for WIKA Group to unify its vision, strengthen synergy, and uphold its commitment to performance and sustainability as it navigates the challenges of 2026.