RGE

Royal Golden Eagle (RGE) embarked on its journey in 1973, when its founder, Sukanto Tanoto, established a plywood business. This marked the beginning of what would evolve from a local enterprise into a significant global player in resource-based manufacturing. Initially known as RGM Group, the company first focused on the commercial forestry and wood-processing industries. Over the subsequent decades, RGE strategically diversified its portfolio, expanding its operations into a variety of sectors. This expansion included ventures into pulp and paper, palm oil, viscose staple fiber, and energy. This diversification was a key element in RGE's growth, allowing it to tap into different markets and leverage various resources.

Headquartered in Singapore, RGE's global footprint now extends across numerous countries, including Indonesia, China, Brazil, Spain, and Canada. The company manages a group of manufacturing companies, each operating with a degree of independence but united under the RGE umbrella and its core principles. A cornerstone of RGE's philosophy is its commitment to the '5Cs': doing what is good for the Community, Country, Climate, Customer, and then, as a result, for the Company. This principle guides its operations and its approach to sustainable development, conservation, and community empowerment. With assets now exceeding US$35 billion and a workforce of over 80,000 employees, RGE has established itself as a major force in the global resource-based manufacturing landscape, continuously seeking to innovate and expand its reach into new markets and communities while striving to create value across its diverse business segments.