Bogor Regency Establishes New Face for Regional-Owned Enterprise Sayaga Wisata
Bogor Regency (ANTARA) - The Bogor Regency Government in West Java has established a new direction for its Regional-Owned Enterprise (BUMD), PT Sayaga Wisata, through a director selection process that has now entered its final stage.
Bogor Regent Rudy Susmanto in Cibinong on Tuesday stated that the selection of director candidates for PT Sayaga Wisata has been entirely entrusted to the selection committee, which has narrowed down 15 participants to three candidate names.
“Earlier, from 15 director candidates, today it has been narrowed down to three names,” Rudy said.
The three candidate names for directors of PT Sayaga Wisata are Sambas Setia Permana, Irfan Awaludin, and Ahmad Hidayatullah.
Rudy explained that the Bogor Regency Government has conveyed policy directions and a broad overview of the business plan for PT Sayaga Wisata for the 2026-2029 period to the director candidates.
“Sayaga today should not be seen merely as the existing hotel. We have other potentials such as hot springs, Gudawang Cave, a rest area that will be revitalised, and potential lands for tourist attractions or other business activities,” he said.
He stated that all assets owned by the Bogor Regency Government that have the potential to generate economic value are to be optimised through collaborations between the BUMD and third parties investing in Bogor Regency.
In addition to the tourism sector, the Bogor Regency Government is also encouraging the strengthening of Sayaga Wisata’s tour and travel business unit to integrate with various activities of regional apparatus.
Rudy gave examples that capacity-building activities for apparatus, briefings, and even official travel agendas within the local government can be collaborated with the BUMD’s business unit.
Rudy also emphasised that the performance of BUMD directors will be evaluated periodically based on business achievements and contributions to regional income.
He stated that BUMDs must not incur losses and should be able to provide dividends to the regional government through measured business planning.
“The dividend targets will be evident when the new directors present their business plan to us. Therefore, everything must be measurable from the start,” Rudy said.