PT. Sekar Lima Pratama
PT. Sekar Lima Pratama
Integrated Manufacturer
Founded in 1977 in Surakarta (Solo), Central Java, PT Sekar Lima Pratama has grown from a humble trader into a vertically integrated textile manufacturer—operating weaving, finishing, dyeing and printing facilities—and serving domestic and regional markets with high-quality fabrics including cotton, rayon, polyester blends, and specialty finishes. Beyond production scale, Sekar Lima places people and planet at the core of its operations, advancing sustainability and social responsibility hand-in-hand.
Sekar Lima’s environmental strategy emphasizes responsible sourcing, waste reduction, and green manufacturing. The company uses sustainable raw materials like organic cotton and recycled fiber, and implements water- and energy-efficient dyeing processes. Their efforts include wastewater treatment infrastructure and lean- and green-manufacturing principles to minimize waste and greenhouse gas emissions. Their collaboration with German environmental agency KfW led to advanced wastewater treatment units, further strengthening their ecological management capabilities.
Equally notable is Sekar Lima’s deep commitment to social welfare and community-building. The company fosters employee welfare through cooperative units, health insurance (Askes), and an active labor union—with no disputes recorded since its founding.
It also serves as a training platform for local communities and such that it acts as a “foster company” supporting SMEs with access to capital and capacity-building—especially in Solo and surrounding regions.
Sekar Lima’s environmental strategy emphasizes responsible sourcing, waste reduction, and green manufacturing. The company uses sustainable raw materials like organic cotton and recycled fiber, and implements water- and energy-efficient dyeing processes. Their efforts include wastewater treatment infrastructure and lean- and green-manufacturing principles to minimize waste and greenhouse gas emissions. Their collaboration with German environmental agency KfW led to advanced wastewater treatment units, further strengthening their ecological management capabilities.
Equally notable is Sekar Lima’s deep commitment to social welfare and community-building. The company fosters employee welfare through cooperative units, health insurance (Askes), and an active labor union—with no disputes recorded since its founding.
It also serves as a training platform for local communities and such that it acts as a “foster company” supporting SMEs with access to capital and capacity-building—especially in Solo and surrounding regions.
