GTS International Restructures Management to Strengthen Holding Synergy
Jakarta (ANTARA) – PT GTS Internasional Tbk (GTSI), a subsidiary of PT Humpuss Maritim Internasional Tbk (HUMI), has undertaken management adjustments as a strategic measure to strengthen corporate synergy with the holding company whilst ensuring business sustainability.
GTSI has implemented management adjustments to align company strategy with the holding’s development roadmap, whilst improving efficiency and competitiveness in the maritime industry.
Ari Askhara, Chief Executive Officer of HUMI, stated in a statement released in Jakarta on Monday that the changes represent part of strategic consolidation within the corporate group.
The changes were decided through an Extraordinary General Meeting of Shareholders (RUPSLB) held in Jakarta on 26 February 2026.
“The management restructuring at GTSI is a strategic measure to strengthen the Company’s position within the group ecosystem. This consolidation ensures that GTSI remains on a sustainable growth trajectory, in line with our efforts to reinforce strategy and policy direction at holding level to create greater efficiency and competitiveness in the international maritime market,” explained Ari.
Through the RUPSLB, GTSI’s board composition has been established as follows:
Chairman of the Board of Commissioners: Rudi Satwiko
Independent Commissioner: Suharno
Chief Executive Officer: Yon Irawan
Director: Asty Winasty
Management believes that consolidation with HUMI will further strengthen GTSI’s position within the group ecosystem whilst supporting business growth over the medium and long term.
This measure is also expected to strengthen business fundamentals and create added value for investors and stakeholders.
The management adjustment also follows the resignation of GTSI’s previous Chief Executive Officer to assume a strategic role at HUMI holding level as part of group assignments.
Additionally, one director has resigned based on professional considerations to undertake assignments elsewhere.
The company has ensured that the succession process has been properly prepared through competency evaluation whilst remaining compliant with applicable regulations and requirements, including those from the Financial Services Authority (OJK).
This step has been undertaken with emphasis on the principles of prudence and good corporate governance.
Yon Irawan, Chief Executive Officer of GTSI, stressed that the management changes will not affect company operations.
“We ensure that the management restructuring will not affect the company’s operational stability. All projects, contracts and business activities will continue to operate normally as planned. As a subsidiary, we remain fully committed to supporting HUMI’s development strategy from operational, commercial and governance perspectives,” said Yon.