Telkom Indonesia

PT Telekomunikasi Indonesia (PT. Telkom or just Telkom, formerly Perumtel. NYSE: TLK, LSE: TKID, IDX: TLKM.^[1] is a telecommunications company in Indonesia. Telkom is a semi-privatized, majority government-owned multi-listed company.

Currently Telkom has a monopoly to operate local and long-distance telephone services in Indonesia. This will soon cease as the government has begun deregulating the telecommunications market. Another telecommunications company, Indosat, has been granted permission by the government to operate such services.

Divisions

• Multimedia Division (DIVMEDIA)
• Regional Division (DIVRE)
• Enterprise Service Center Division (DIVES)
• Fixed Wireless Network Division (FLEXI)
• Carrier & Interconnection Service Division (DIVCIS)
• Telecommunication Infrastructure Division (DIVINFRATEL)

Subsidiaries

• Telkomsel (mobile communication)
• TelkomVision (broadband access and paid television) For full information, see External Links.
• PT. Infomedia Nusantara (telephone directory and yellow pages publishing)

Regional Divisions

• Regional Division 1 (serving Sumatra)
• Regional Division 2 (serving Jakarta)
• Regional Division 3 (serving West Java and Banten)
• Regional Division 4 (serving Central Java and Yogyakarta)
• Regional Division 5 (serving East Java)
• Regional Division 6 (serving Kalimantan)
• Regional Division 7 (serving East Indonesia)

Products

• Landline phone services
• Fixed Wireless phone (TelkomFlexi)
• Internet ADSL (TelkomSpeedy)

TelkomVision

Main article: TelkomVision

TelkomVision is a subscription-based direct broadcast satellite (DBS) or direct-to-home satellite television service initially in Indonesia. It is member of TELKOM Group.