Indonesian industrial gas leader PT Samator Indo Gas (AGII) recently announced a strategic partnership with Chinese companies to jointly develop the industrial gas and clean energy sectors. They signed a Memorandum of Understanding with China IG Member Alliance (CIGMA) to establish "China-Indonesia Gas and Clean Energy Joint Working Group", focusing on advancing new technologies such as hydrogen processing. Samator currently operates 58 industrial gas plants and 103 filling stations across 29 provinces in Indonesia. The company’s director emphasized combining China's "relationship culture" with Indonesia's "consensus-building" philosophy to build a sustainable partnership. Samator's four major business segments cover industrial gas production, trading, equipment sales, and installation. The 2023 shareholder meeting approved a dividend of IDR 10.8 per share (approximately CNY 0.005). This cooperation is seen as a key step in technological upgrading of Indonesia's industrial gas sector.