Overseas Initiatives

Main Social Contribution Activities

Activity Case Studies (Overseas)

Supporting Community Health Initiatives

ADM is promoting health support activities in collaboration with local health centers and medical organizations to improve the health standards of local residents. In addition to conducting free health checkups, vaccinations, and various training programs, ADM also provides donations to Posyandu (integrated health posts) in communities around its plants, along with operational supplies and medical equipment support. ADM also supports the expansion of essential healthcare and public health services in local communities through training for management and staff as well as health checkups conducted via mobile medical services. Through these ongoing support efforts, ADM continues contributing to initiatives that support local livelihoods.

Support for conservation for and education about sea turtles and their habitats

ADM engages in conservation efforts for sea turtles and their habitats to protect these important members of marine ecosystems, and since 2019 has worked with the Indonesian Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries to provide support for seven sea turtle conservation facilities in the country. Sea turtles are essential for maintaining the health of seagrass beds and coral reefs, so sea turtle conservation efforts help keep the oceans teeming with life. Efforts such as donating equipment and supplies underpin local conservation systems and also promote understanding of biodiversity given that they provide schools, universities, researchers, and tourists with opportunities to learn about the environment.

Support for improving the quality of vocational training

ADM considers education to be a key theme of CSR and provides support for improving the quality of vocational schools in Indonesia. Through educational programs, guidance, facility support, and other kinds of support activities, we facilitate the creation of educational environments adaptable to changes in industry. To date, we have provided support to 458 vocational schools throughout Indonesia, improving students’ hard and soft skills and creating opportunities for employment at ADM.

Expansion of CVT Training Classes

DDMI is providing and expanding training classes on continuously variable transmissions (CVTs) in partnership with local vocational high schools to support local talent development and job creation.
In these classes, students learn the fundamentals of manufacturing, including CVT structure, disassembly and assembly basics, as well as 2S practices, safety, and discipline. In 2025, the first class of 36 students graduated from participating schools, and a private high school was newly added to the program. Some participants have gone on to join DDMI and are now active there as employees.
Going forward, teacher training sessions and plant tours will also be conducted, deepening collaboration with schools while helping strengthen locally rooted talent development and recruitment foundations.

Hosted the SpoGOMI Beach Battle

As part of its environmental conservation initiatives, DPEM held its first-ever “SpoGOMI Beach Battle” on a beach in Port Dickson, Malaysia. SpoGOMI is a team-based activity in which participants collect litter within a set time limit and compete based on the amount collected and the accuracy of waste sorting. On the day of the event, 19 teams participated, collecting and sorting beach litter over a 30-minute period. In addition to cleaning up the coastline, the activity also helped raise environmental awareness and foster teamwork among participants, and DPEM plans to continue the initiative as part of its CSR activities.

Mobile Inspection Services by Perodua Tweckbot

Perodua operates the “Perodua Tweckbot,” a mobile service that travels to event venues and local communities to provide vehicle inspections, light maintenance, and consultation services. In 2025, the service was conducted at multiple Lotus’s store locations, where free 50-point inspections were carried out to check vehicle conditions, alongside awareness activities related to road safety and environmental protection. By providing easy access to services in convenient community locations, the initiative helps customers enjoy safer and more worry-free vehicle ownership.

Environmental conservation with mangrove tree-planting

As one of the Group’s environmental conservation activities, Perodua hosted the 6th Mangrove Tree-Planting Program at Kuala Selangor Nature Park on January 25, 2025. Upper management and other personnel participated in the event at which 3,000 mangrove trees were planted. By regenerating mangrove forests, we contribute to coastal ecosystem conservation as employees’ environmental awareness grows.