Profil Perusahaan
Bank Pembangunan Daerah Jawa Barat dan Banten Tbk.
Code | : | BJBR |
Name | : | Bank Pembangunan Daerah Jawa Barat dan Banten Tbk. |
Type | : | Emiten |
Address | ||
Businnes | : | Banking |
Sector Code | : | G. Financials |
Sector Name | : | G1 |
Industry | : | G11 |
Sub Industry | : | G111 |
Company Status | : | PMDN |
Foundation Status | : | 1999-04-08 |
Brief of Company Background
Bank bjb, are a bank owned by the Provincial Government of West Java and Banten, headquartered in Bandung. At the very beginning, bank bjb were known as Bank Jabar Banten. bank bjb were founded on May 20, 1961 in the form of a limited liability company (PT). Then, in its development, it changed its status to a Regional Owned Enterprise (BUMD).
The establishment of bank bjb was motivated by the Government Regulation of the Republic of Indonesia Number 33/1960 concerning the determination of nationalized Dutch-owned companies in Indonesia. One of the Dutch-owned companies based in Bandung that was nationalized was De Erste Nederlansche Indische Shareholding N.V., a mortgage bank. As a follow-up to the enactment of the PP, the West Java Provincial Government with Noezar Deed No. 152 dated March 21, 1961 and number 184 dated May 13, 1961 and confirmed by Decree of the Governor of West Java Province number 7/GKDH/ BPD/61 dated May 20, 1961, established PD Bank Karya Pembangunan Daerah Jawa Barat with the authorized capital for he first time coming from the regional treasury of Rp2.500.000,00. To improve the legal position of the West Java Regional Development Work Bank, West Java Provincial Regulation Number 11/PD-DPRD/72 was issued on 27 June 1972 concerning the legal position of the West Java Regional Development Work Bank as a regional company engaged in banking.
Furthermore, through the Regional Regulation of the Province of West Java Number 1/DP-040/PD/1978 dated June 27, 1978, the name PD Bank Karya Pembangunan Daerah Jawa Barat was changed to the Regional Development Bank of West Java. In 1992, the activities of the West Java Regional Development Bank were upgraded to become a foreign exchange commercial bank based on the Decree of the Directors of Bank Indonesia Number 25/84/KEP/ DIR dated November 2, 1992 and based on Regional Regulation Number 11/1995 as Bank Jabar along with the new logo.
In order to follow the development of the economy and banking, based on the Regional Regulation Number 22/1998 and the deed of establishment number 4 dated April 8, 1999 along with the amendment deed number 8 dated April 15, 1999 which was legalized by the Minister of Justice of the Republic of Indonesia dated April 16, 1999, the legal form of Bank Jabar changed from a Regional Company (PD) to a Limited Liability Company (PT). To meet the public’s demand for the implementation of sharia-based banking services, in accordance with Bank Indonesia license Number 2/18/DpG/DPIP dated April 12, 2000, starting April 15, 2000, Bank Jabar became the first BPD in Indonesia is running dual banking system, conventional system and sharia system. In July 2010, bank bjb became the first BPD in Indonesia to list shares on the Indonesia Stock Exchange.
Bank bjb is an acronym, describing the simplicity and modern nature of the society in which bank bjb will serve. This name describes the transformation of bank bjb to become more effective and professional in serving all levels of society from Sabang to Merauke. SERVICE RANGE (secondary perspective: Wings that fly for progress) The shape of the wings on the bank bjb logo symbolizes arms that reach far to provide the best service to customers, shareholders and the entire community. Meanwhile, the use of letters in the logotype is a form of development from the Alte Haas Grothesk letters. Then, the selection of the name bank bjb came as an acronym for Bank Jabar Banten which is more modern, transcendent, inclusive, and has been known by the wider community. The logo configuration above is the main configuration (primary logo configuration).
Shareholder List
NO | Shareholder Name | Percentage |
---|---|---|
1 | Kabupaten Garut | 0.2900% |
2 | Kabupaten Purwakarta | 0.5400% |
3 | Kabupaten Bandung Barat | 0.1200% |
4 | Kabupaten Pangandaran | 0.0300% |
5 | Pemerintah Provinsi Banten | 4.9500% |
6 | Kota Tangerang | 1.2700% |
7 | Kota Cilegon | 0.0100% |
8 | Kota Tangerang Selatan | 0.0700% |
9 | Kota Serang | 0.0700% |
10 | Kabupaten Serang | 1.5300% |
11 | Kabupaten Tangerang | 2.9400% |
12 | Kabupaten Lebak | 0.3500% |
13 | Kabupaten Pandeglang | 1.0500% |
14 | Kabupaten Pandeglang | 1.0500% |
15 | Public | 24.4500% |
Management
Commissioner | ||
President |   :   | Diding Sakri (Independent) |
Vice President |   :   | |
Commissioner |   :   | Tomsi Tohir; Rudie Kusmayadi |
Director | ||
President |   :   | Yuddy Renaldi |
Vice President |   :   | |
Director |   :   | Cecep Trisna; Hana Dartiwan; Rio Lanasier; Yusuf Saadudin; Tedi Satiawan; Nancy Adistyasari |
Audit Committee | ||
President |   :   | Diding Sakri |
Vice President |   :   | |
Audit Committee |   :   | Wawan Hermawan; Dewi Kania Sugiharti |