Jakarta, Indonesia
Energi Mega Persada (EMP) is an independent upstream oil and gas company based in Jakarta, Indonesia. With operations across the Indonesian archipelago and in Mozambique, Africa, EMP is committed to ethical, social, and environmentally responsible practices. The company's shares are listed on the Indonesian Stock Exchange under the symbol ENRG.
EMP's business activities include exploration, development, and production of crude oil, natural gas, and gas liquids. The company aims to achieve leading status in Southeast Asia by 2016, focusing on generating exceptional returns for shareholders, significant reserve and production growth, and establishing itself as an employer of choice. According to the Schlumberger EMP study 2007, the company aspires to be respected and desired as an employer.
The company's operations in Indonesia cover gas production in Sumatra, East Kalimantan, and East Java's Kangean PSC, with a 50% indirect participating interest. EMP is strategically positioned to dominate the East Java gas supply with the scheduled development of Kangean’s Terang, Sirasun, and Batur fields. Additionally, EMP produces oil in Sumatra's Malacca Strait PSC and the Gelam TAC, as well as in Kalimantan's Semberah TAC.
EMP's subsidiaries include entities in Sumatra, Java, and Kalimantan, encompassing various production sharing contracts and coal bed methane ventures. Founded in 2001, EMP operates within the Energy, Oil, and Gas industries and continues to expand its presence both domestically and internationally.