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Issues raised:

In response to Nusantara Atlas’ recent blog article entitled “Palm-Oil-Driven Deforestation Stable in Indonesia in 2025 but Doubles in Papua,” the SIPEF Group would like to provide clarification regarding references made to its subsidiary, PT. Dendymarker Indah Lestari (PT. DIL):

Actions taken:

· The concession boundary used to represent PT. DIL appears to be based on earlier data. The original HGU that SIPEF acquired from LIPPO in 2017 has since been revised to exclude areas that were no longer under the control of the previous owners. For reference, SIPEF’s full supply chain landbank, including PT. DIL, is publicly available and regularly updated on both GeoSIPEF and GeoRSPO.

· The area referenced in the Nusantara Atlas blog article falls outside PT. DIL’s new concession boundary. The development shown in the article is therefore not being undertaken by PT. DIL.

· SIPEF maintains an internal monitoring system and works with several third-party service providers to ensure compliance with our Responsible Plantations Policy, which also covers our No Deforestation, No New Developments on Peat, and no Exploitation (NDPE) commitments. For full year 2025, no non-compliance cases were identified, as verified by our external service provider Inovasi Digital. A copy of the 2025 compliance statement is attached.

The Nusantara Atlas blog article suggests that SIPEF or PT. DIL had been contacted for comment prior to publication. At this date, we have not been contacted regarding this matter. We remain available to provide clarification, additional information, and to share the publicly available data sources mentioned above (GeoSIPEF and GeoRSPO).

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