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Anabatic Technologies Calls for Support of Quality Education and Health for Future Generations on National Children’s Day

Published by : Clara Ermaningtiastuti
Writer : Clara Ermaningtiastuti

21 July 2025

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PT Anabatic Technologies Tbk (IDX: ATIC) understands that quality human resources are one of the key aspects for a nation’s progress. Therefore, it is important to prepare the next generation as valuable talents to drive innovation and economic growth.

This inspired the company to celebrate National Children’s Day, commemorated every July 23rd, in a different way. Anabatic Technologies collaborated with students from the Community Service Program (KKN) of Gadjah Mada University (UGM) to support the improvement of education and health for children in Wetana Village, Laboya Barat, East Nusa Tenggara.

In this collaboration, the company was involved in two programs, “Generasi Cerdas, Sehat & Literat” and “8.000 Hari Pertama Kehidupan”. Both focus on two crucial factors for children, education and health.

“Today’s children are the backbone and hope of Indonesia’s future. That is why we believe that building a better future must begin with a healthy body and an open mind,” said Camelia Suryana Bong, Head of Corporate Secretary of PT Anabatic Technologies Tbk.

Anabatic Technologies supports the literacy improvement program for children in Wetana Village through book distribution for a Reading Corner at the local school. In addition, the company also provided deworming medicine, supplements, and vitamins to help maintain the children’s health in the area.

Anabatic is a leading public IT company in Indonesia committed to strengthening its business strategy by applying sound Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) principles. This activity is a tangible reflection of the company’s strategy to create a positive impact on society.

This initiative was warmly welcomed by employees who participated through voluntary donations, ranging from reading books to monetary contributions. The activity not only brought direct benefits to the children but also inspired the company and its employees to continue delivering broader positive contributions.