Group is supported by the Food Ingredients, Packaging and International divisions;
* Bogasari Group, which primarily produces flour as well as pasta and supported by shipping unit;
* Agribusiness Group, principal activities of which span from research and development, oil palm seed breeding, cultivation as well as refining, branding and marketing of cooking oils, margarine and shortening. Following the recent acquisition of PT PP London Sumatra Indonesia Tbk (Lonsum), its operation includes rubber, tea and cocoa plantations.
* Distribution Group, which boast the most extensive distribution network in Indonesia. It distributes the majority of the company’s consumer products as well as third party products.

Indofood’s strongest legacy today is the strength of its brands, many of which have been companions to the people of Indonesia for over two decades. These include a variety of brands of instant noodles (Indomie, Supermi and Sarimi), wheat flour (Segitiga Biru, Kunci Biru and Cakra Kembar), cooking oil (Bimoli), margarine (Simas) and shortening (Palmia). Despite intense competition, these brands remain the market leaders in their specific segments with a reputation for quality and value for money that remains unrivalled.

In 2001, HeidelbergCement Group, based in Germany and the world’s leading cement producer with operations in 50 countries, assumed a controlling majority shareholding of the Company. Since then, the Company has focused on regaining financial sustainability, which was lost during the Asian financial crisis. With the support of HeidelbergCement Group, Indocement has refocused its activities on the core business of producing cement, with the ultimate goal of achieving financial strength.

In 2007, Indocement completed a major revamping of its Plant 8 in Citeureup, which provided the Company with an additional annual capacity of 600 thousand tons of cement.

As part of its corporate social responsibility programs, Indocement succeeded in developing a 30 hectare plantation of jatropha trees out of mined over limestone land. Indocement also initiated a successful community waste-collection program. The collected waste are used as biomass fuel to generate heat in the production of cement, and as compost.

Indocement’s shares are listed at the Indonesia Stock Exchange with a market capitalization of Rp30,186 billion as at year-end 2007.

The Company employed 6,433 personnel in 2007.