• ITC Mangga Dua was established.
• BSD City development was initiated.

Sinar Mas Land acquired BSD City.

Grand Wisata in East Bekasi was developed on an approximately 1,100-hectare site.

Supported by PT Bumi Serpong Damai Tbk and PT Duta Pertiwi Tbk as key entities.

• Formed a strategic alliance with Hongkong Land to develop NavaPark in BSD City.
• In collaboration with AEON Mall Indonesia, developed AEON Mall BSD City & Kota Deltamas.

• Opened The Breeze, BSD City.
• Acquired Warwick House, London, United Kingdom.
• Opened Go! Wet Water Park, Grand Wisata Bekasi.

• Opened ICE BSD City.
• Acquired Alphabeta Building, London, United Kingdom.
• Opened AEON Mall BSD City.

In collaboration with Mitsubishi Corporation, developed Zora in BSD City.

• In collaboration with Itochu & Shimizu Corporation, developed Aerium Apartments.
• Commenced Digital Hub development (towards an integrated smart city).
• Launched the OneSmile application.

• The first Japanese mall in Indonesia
• Developed a mixed-use project & mall in Kota Wisata (with Kawan Lama Group).
• Received support from Apple Inc. for Digital Hub.

• Partnered with Grab Indonesia (smart digital city BSD).
• Collaborated with Microsoft (smart city initiatives).
• Partnered with Citra Mas Group to develop Digital Business & Services in Nongsa.

Partnered with Mitbana Pte Ltd to develop sustainable TOD in BSD City.

• Acquired the Strand Building, London, United Kingdom.
• Commencement of operations of the Serpong–Balaraja Toll Road.
• In collaboration with Mitbana (a joint venture of Mitsubishi Corporation & Surbana Jurong), developed the Hiera project.

• Groundbreaking of EASTVARA mall.
• Established Biomedical Campus as a leading education and healthcare facility.

• Acquired PT Suryamas Dutamakmur Tbk (SMDM).
• Continued development of Rancamaya Golf Estate, Royal Tajur & Harvest City.
• D-HUB designated as a Special Economic Zone (SEZ).

• Strategic joint venture with Hankyu Hanshin Properties (SHHM) for Vireya, BSD City.
• Kota Wisata Ecovia collaboration with Sumitomo Forestry (±156-hectare expansion).