KUALA LUMPUR: Citaglobal Bhd
via its Indonesian subsidiary PT Citaglobal Internasional Capital has entered into a heads of agreement with Pimpinan Wilayah Muhammadiyah (PWM) Jawa Timur to explore the deployment of telecommunications and renewable energy infrastructure across Muhammadiyah's network of hospitals, schools, and universities in East Java.
PWM Jawa Timur, one of Indonesia’s oldest and most influential Islamic organisations, manages more than 1,000 schools, almost 100 healthcare facilities, 16 higher education institutions and over 2,600 religious and social service facilities in East Java.
In a statement, Citaglobal said the agreement outlines an initial target to pilot the deployment of approximately 250 telecommunication towers and 5MW of solar energy capacity at selected hospitals, schools, and universities.
It added that these pilot initiatives are intended to enhance digital connectivity and clean energy access across PWM Jawa Timur’s institutional ecosystem, and serve as a foundation for broader
long-term collaboration.
Both parties aim to complete the relevant feasibility studies and begin pilot implementation within six months from the date of signing, subject to the outcomes of technical and commercial assessments.
Citaglobal executive chairman and president Tan Sri Mohamad Norza Zakaria said the group is committed to playing a long-term role in Indonesia's infrastructure transformation.
"Through this partnership, we are introducing infrastructure solutions that combine telecommunications, renewable energy and facilities management in ways that are socially rooted and technically sound.
"PWM Jawa Timur’s legacy of service aligns closely with our values. This pilot reflects not just commercial potential, but a shared vision to uplift communities and build lasting impact together," he said.
