PT Jakarta Setiabudi Internasional Tbk (JSI), continues its humanitarian support for communities affected by the natural disaster in Sibolga and Tapanuli Tengah, North Sumatra, as part of an ongoing initiative that began in December 2025. In the initial phase, assistance focused on urgent needs, including school supplies to help children continue their education.

In February, JSI expanded its support by providing essential household items such as bath towels, bed sheets, pillows, and other daily necessities to help families gradually return to normal living conditions.

This initiative reflects JSI’s continuous approach to Corporate Social Responsibility, addressing immediate needs while supporting longer-term recovery in a structured and relevant manner.

In February 2026, PT Jakarta Setiabudi Internasional Tbk (JSI), through its properties Hyatt Regency Bali and Andaz Bali, supported ongoing beach clean-up efforts in Bali as part of a broader collaboration with local communities and stakeholders. These initiatives were carried out amid heightened environmental efforts across the island to address seasonal coastal waste and maintain the quality of Bali’s tourism destinations. Through this participation, JSI contributes to preserving the coastal environment and supporting sustainable tourism.

In January 2026, PT Jakarta Setiabudi Internasional Tbk (JSI), through its properties Hyatt Regency Bali and Andaz Bali, hosted a “Class Take Over” program in collaboration with Elizabeth International. The initiative brought students directly into a real hospitality environment, where industry practitioners led sessions and shared practical insights on hotel operations and guest experience. Through this program, JSI supports the development of future hospitality talent by bridging academic learning with real-world exposure.

In January 2026, as part of its commitment to community contribution, PT Jakarta Setiabudi Internasional Tbk (JSI), through its properties Hyatt Regency Bali and Andaz Bali, made a donation to Pura Samudera Perancak, supporting the preservation of a sacred coastal temple and the surrounding community. Located along Bali’s western coastline, the temple holds cultural and spiritual significance for local communities, particularly in rituals connected to the sea. It serves as an important site for religious ceremonies and reflects the deep connection between Balinese traditions, nature, and daily life.