Bisnis.com, JAKARTA – When the Covid-19 pandemic raged in China in March 2020, Jemmy Hartanto, owner of a potential medical device issuer, PT Jayamas Medica Industri Tbk. (OMED) or OneMed, sent 1.5 million masks to Panda Land. Will OMED’s Initial Public Offering (IPO) lead to him becoming Surabaya’s new rich madman?
Not only in China, before the year of the pandemic, Jemmy claimed to have exported his homemade masks to several countries. However, this condition occurred before shipments of commodities from China and Taiwan completely stopped due to border closures and the growing demand for masks in the country with the peak of Covid-19.
Now, after the pandemic is about to subside, OneMed is poised to set foot on the floor of the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) as a public company. Together with his wife, Sianne Sutanto, the man whose full name is Yacobus Jemmy Hartanto is the last effective owner of OneMed.
The two each hold 1% of OneMed’s shares. Meanwhile, 98 percent of OneMed’s shares are under PT Intisource Hasil Sempurna. On the other hand, Intisource Hasil Sempurna is owned by Jemmy and Siena, each with 50% ownership.
In a podcast with tycoon and Crazy Rich Surabaya Hermanto Tanoko, Jemmy reveals his business trip, from the son of a sugar factory owner in Jember, medical students at Udayana University, Bali, civil servants to Surabaya, to a medical device entrepreneur with a turnover of trillions of rupees.
Last year alone, the company posted a turnover of IDR 2.22 trillion or an 11.63% growth over the previous period in 2020 of IDR 1.99 trillion.
