Mitsui Leasing Channels CSR Relief Funds for National Disaster Recovery through BAZNAS RI
JAKARTA, JANUARY 2026 – PT Mitsui Leasing Capital Indonesia (Mitsui Leasing) has reinforced its social responsibility commitment by channeling humanitarian aid to support disaster relief and recovery initiatives across Indonesia, with a primary focus on affected communities in Aceh, North Sumatra, and West Sumatra.
The Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) contribution was officially handed over during a symbolic ceremony at the BAZNAS RI Building in Jakarta on Thursday, January 15, 2026.
Direct Support for Essential Basic Needs
As part of its ongoing CSR initiatives, Mitsui Leasing has stepped in to aid the accelerated post-disaster recovery phase across Sumatra. The relief efforts are strategically targeted to address immediate community needs, focusing heavily on the distribution of essential food supplies and clean water.
Corporate Commitment to Social Sustainability
Wasistyo Adi Saras Putro, Corporate Secretary of PT Mitsui Leasing Capital Indonesia, emphasized that the aid distribution reflects the company’s steadfast dedication to corporate social responsibility and community well-being.
"Business continuity must go hand-in-hand with social responsibility, particularly in the wake of natural disasters that directly impact people's livelihoods. Through our CSR program, we strive to be present and deliver meaningful contributions to communities affected by natural disasters in Aceh, North Sumatra, and West Sumatra. Our primary focus with this assistance is to fulfill critical necessities, especially food and clean water," stated Wasistyo.
Expressing his appreciation for the partnership, Wasistyo also underscored the company's vision for future humanitarian collaborations.
"We hope the assistance channeled through BAZNAS RI will help expedite the post-disaster recovery process in Indonesia. We extend our gratitude to BAZNAS for facilitating this relief effort and look forward to expanding our collaborative reach for greater social impact in the future," he concluded.
