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Halal certification is a system for verifying and certifying, on the basis of objective evidence, that products and services do not contain or involve anything prohibited by Islam. In Indonesia, where approximately 90% of the population is Muslim, Halal certification became mandatory in October 2024 for food and beverages handled by medium- and large-scale businesses. The requirement is expected to be extended gradually to a wider range of product sectors, and businesses will be required to clearly indicate whether their products are certified. Because the certification applies not only to products themselves but also to a wide range of businesses involved in areas such as packaging and logistics, PT. LINTEC INDONESIA, a manufacturer of adhesive materials including seal and label stock, obtained certification on October 15, 2026.

Note: The Indonesian government recently announced that the implementation of mandatory Halal certification for certain products and services, originally scheduled for October 2026, has been postponed until October 2028.

Since its establishment in May 1994, PT. LINTEC INDONESIA has grown steadily as a key production hub serving Southeast Asia. Domestic sales currently account for over 70% of its total sales, with the company's earnings base supported by Indonesia's robust economic growth. Furthermore, certification from BPJPH is expected to enhance the company's credibility among Muslim consumers not only in Indonesia but also in neighboring countries such as Malaysia. The company will continue to provide high-quality seal and label materials that meet end consumers' needs and support further sales growth across a broad range of markets.