OT Group and Brotherhood Jakarta Distribute Thousands of Takjil at a Strategic Junction
In West Jakarta, as traffic thickened at the Tomang intersection ahead of iftar, thousands of drivers still stuck in bottlenecks received a simple, meaningful surprise. OT Group, together with the Brotherhood Bikers Community (BBC) Jakarta, handed out thousands of takjil packages as a gesture of care during Ramadan.
The activity, which began from OT’s building in West Jakarta, involved dozens of community members and company management representatives moving together to the distribution point. At one of the capital’s major chokepoints, the act took place in a warm atmosphere, blending with the bustle of vehicles and the weary faces of motorists on their way home.
Ramadan is often a moment for reflection on patience and generosity. In a big city like Jakarta, not everyone can break their fast at home. Many workers and motorists remain on the road when the Maghrib call to prayer sounds.
Seeing this reality, OT Group provided takjil packages containing its flagship products such as Teh Gelas, the refreshing tea; Tango Wafer and Imperial Creme, sweet and crunchy; as well as practical snacks Roppang and Cannon Ball, as companions for breaking fast that are easy to enjoy on the move.
Verawati, Head of Marketing Communication at OT Group, said the activity is not merely an annual agenda but part of the company’s philosophy to be closer to the community. “Ramadan is not just a moment for giving, but about being present for the community. We want OT products to be ‘friends’ that warm the breaking fast moments amid the weariness of travel, proving that care can take the simplest yet most meaningful forms,” she said.
The collaboration with Brotherhood Bikers Community Jakarta also reflects the power of community solidarity. The automotive world, associated with togetherness and brotherhood, becomes a strategic partner in delivering social actions that touch people directly.
Captain BBC Jakarta, Arief Purnomo Suntoso, said the activity is part of the community’s 13th anniversary celebrations. “In celebrating our 13th anniversary, we want to mark it with activities that benefit others. Sharing takjil with motorists still on the road is a form of solidarity aligned with the values of togetherness that we always uphold. We are proud to collaborate with OT Group on this activity,” he said.
The act of sharing also underscores OT Group’s commitment to continue contributing through approaches that resonate with urban dynamics. In the midst of high mobility and the fast pace of city life, a simple presence in the form of takjil can remind people that the spirit of Ramadan remains alive in public spaces.
Through this activity, OT Group once again asserts that consumer goods products are not only available on retail shelves but can also be part of moments of togetherness and direct community care. (E-1)
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A total of 250 kilograms of tempeh were prepared and distributed to the public as an example takjil with a crispy texture, savoury taste and a garlic-onion aroma that whets the appetite.
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