DPRD DKI Assesses Offices And Livestock Cages Owned By BUMD Dharma Jaya As Inadequate

JAKARTA - Commission C DPRD DKI Jakarta visited the Perumda Dharma Jaya office to check the operational conditions of the BUMD in the food sector belonging to the DKI Provincial Government.

During the inspection, the DPRD saw directly the cow holding pens, the slaughterhouses, the cooling technology, and the assets belonging to the regional companies.

Deputy Chairman of Commission C DPRD DKI Jakarta Rasyidi said, based on the results of his review, he assessed that a number of facilities owned by Dharma Jaya, starting from offices, livestock pens, to slaughterhouses (RPH) were far from proper.

"According to our records from Commission C, Dharma Jaya is still very concerned, both the location of the cage, the RPH, and the office, it doesn't feel right. Even though it should be feasible," said Rasyidi as quoted on the official website of the DKI Jakarta DPRD, Thursday, January 26.

According to him, the facilities belonging to Dharma Jaya, which were deemed unfit, were repaired this year. Bearing in mind, Dharma Jaya received regional capital injections of up to hundreds of billions of rupiah from the DKI Provincial Government.

"Revitalization must be carried out by Dharma Jaya immediately by utilizing regional capital participation (PMD) of IDR 289 billion provided by the government in 2023," he said.

The DPRD previously also highlighted Dharma Jaya's financial condition, which had continued to suffer losses in recent years. In 2020, Dharma Jaya lost IDR 17.6 billion, and in 2021 lost IDR 17.4 billion.

Dharma Jaya was also asked to make breakthroughs and innovations in order to achieve the targeted productive profit every year. Bearing in mind, the legal status of the company has now increased from a regional company to a regional public company.