TelkomGroup Distributes 910 Sacrificial Animals to Residents Across Indonesia

In commemorating Eid al-Adha under the theme ‘The Spirit of Qurban as a Path to Social Piety Transformation’, the distribution of sacrificial animals was carried out through the Social and Environmental Responsibility (TJSL) programme. Telkom’s President Director, Dian Siswarini, stated that Eid al-Adha serves as a reminder of the importance of compassion and mutual assistance to benefit the community. ‘Eid al-Adha is the perfect opportunity for us to enhance compassion and foster a spirit of sincerity through the synergy of all TelkomGroup elements. Through this sacrificial animal distribution, we aim to ensure that the joy of Eid al-Adha is felt by all communities, particularly vulnerable groups and those affected by natural disasters,’ Dian said in a written statement on Monday, 25 May 2026. This was communicated during a symbolic handover of sacrificial animal aid at the Vertical Garden Telkom Hub on Friday, 22 May 2026. In total, the sacrificial animals, weighing 114,739 kilograms, will be distributed to 62,469 beneficiaries. These include the poor, residents around the company’s operational areas, and vulnerable communities affected by disasters. The distribution was carried out collaboratively by TelkomGroup through Telkom, Telkomsel, subsidiaries, and employee contributions. Of the total, Telkom distributed 185 sacrificial animals, Telkomsel 459, subsidiaries 148, and employees 118. At the same event, Telkom’s Human Capital Management Director, Willy Saelan, expressed hope that the sacrificial animal aid would benefit the recipients. ‘The spirit of sharing during Eid al-Adha also reflects the company’s cultural values, which place social responsibility as a key part of TelkomGroup’s character. Through collaboration among all employees, subsidiaries, and stakeholders, we hope this aid will provide widespread benefits and strengthen the sense of togetherness between the company and the community,’ he said. The implementation of the Qurban programme within TelkomGroup involved the Central MTTG, Regional MTTG, and Witel MTTG across various regions. Meanwhile, the slaughtering and distribution process adhered to government guidelines and adapted to local conditions. TelkomGroup’s Qurban Programme Receives Community Appreciation The TelkomGroup Qurban programme has received positive feedback from beneficiary communities. Sawunggaling, a representative of the Bantar Gebang scavenger community, expressed gratitude for the assistance received. ‘Alhamdulillah, we thank TelkomGroup for the sacrificial meat provided. This aid is very meaningful to us, and we hope its benefits will be felt by more communities,’ Sawunggaling said. Through this Qurban programme, TelkomGroup aims to continue delivering tangible social impact for communities while reinforcing its role as a business entity committed to sustainability, humanitarian values, and inclusive social development.