Jakarta –
Samator Group founder Arief Harsono died on July 2, 2021 due to exposure to COVID-19. Prior to his departure, Arief coordinated with many hospitals in West Java, Central Java and East Java.
One businessman from Surabaya, Hermanto Tanoko, said that he had time to communicate with Arief regarding his oxygen needs.
“Thank you and good luck friends, partner, An extraordinary role model Mr. Arief Harsono, he has helped thousands of people in the vaccination program and is busy every day coordinating the allocation of oxygen by traveling to all hospitals in Indonesia,” said Hermanto, quoted from his Instagram account, Saturday (3/7/2021).
Quoted from the official website samator.com Arief founded Samator in 1975 by producing acetylene. Arief is a graduate of Gadjah Mada University.
Then Samator grew into a multi trillion rupiah group of companies with more than 3,000 employees.
Samator is the largest gas company in Indonesia. Samator Group is a holding company for nearly three decades with several business industries.
Seperti Integrated Air Gases, Chemical Industry, Healthcare Industry, Automotive Industry, EPC Service dan Property Industry.
In addition to businessmen, Arief is also the chairman of the Indonesian Buddhist Association, the chairman of the Indonesian Industrial Gas Association, the chairman of APINDO DPP Jatim, the chairman of the Walubi DPP, the chairman of STAB Maitreyawira, the chairman of the PBMI assembly DPP, the chairman of the LPTGN Central Management & Deputy Chairman of the IV PBVSI.
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