Metrodata Electronics

Metrodata Electronics

Metrodata Electronics, founded in 1975, is the listed vehicle through which the Ciputra family, via PT Ciputra Corpora's 36.21% stake, directs its technology investments in Indonesia. It was built as a partnership between the founding family and operational executives — President Director Susanto Djaja leads day-to-day management, while President Commissioner Candra Ciputra stewards the family's governance interests from the board. The firm's investment posture is channeled through five main business units and a web of joint ventures. The largest, PT Synnex Metrodata Indonesia — a joint venture with Taiwan's Synnex Technology International — operates as the country's biggest ICT distributor. The group's other vehicles map to distinct technology stacks: PT Mitra Integrasi Informatika delivers digital transformation solutions, PT Soltius Indonesia provides business transformation services, PT Packet Systems Indonesia handles broadband and networking infrastructure, PT cacaFly Metrodata Indonesia (with cacaFly) covers data-driven digital marketing, and PT FPT Metrodata Indonesia (with Vietnam's FPT) focuses on cybersecurity. The partnership with Logicalis, through PT Logicalis Metrodata Indonesia, extends its reach into managed IT services. The firm's solutions catalog names specific enterprise platforms including AWS, Google Cloud Platform, Salesforce, Snowflake, and UiPath. Metrodata Electronics is a publicly traded entity on the Indonesia Stock Exchange, and investor-relations materials show an active disclosure posture. The firm operates from APL Tower in Jakarta and runs logistics infrastructure from a Modern Logistics Center in Cibitung, West Java. May 2026: Metrodata reported positive Q1-2026 financial performance and reinforced its forward strategy in a press release, while its subsidiary MII launched a bundled cybersecurity monitoring solution called SecBox with Fujitsu and HP (per the firm, May 2026). The structural differentiator is its hybrid architecture: a family-controlled, publicly listed holding company that acts as a corporate venture platform via joint-venture subsidiaries with global technology partners — Synnex, Logicalis, cacaFly, and FPT — rather than operating as a pure financial investor. This gives each unit a distinct operational mandate and a built-in technical partner, creating a diversified technology group under a single listed entity.