PGASCOM (Not PGASKOM)

Source pgascom.net

I just found the official webpage of PT. PGAS Telekomunikasi Nusantara, which is previously (in many reports) called "PGASKOM". But now, it seems that the company enters the market with the brand "PGASCOM".

Unfortunately, the site provides very limited information and is host by third party (i.e. BiZNET). Below are some statements quoted from the site:

PGASCOM was developed to serve the changes in the need for telecommunication networks in Sumatera and Java Area.

The transmission networks involves transporting bandwidth through Fiber Optic Transmission Systems between Sumatera and Java Island to end users. Long Haul Fiber Optic Transmission Systems, are connected between Batam-Jambi- Palembang-Lampung-Cilegon-Jakarta, part of them presently in operations. In addition, the combined transmission networks length is about 1,015 as of end of 2008.

PGASKOM (PGAS Telekomunikasi Nusantara)

It is not easy to find information for PGASKOM's backbone. PGASKOM is subsidiary of PGN (Perusahaan Gas Negara) which provides connection services using its fiber optic infrastructure currently installed along its gas pipes spanning from SG/Batam to Southern Sumatera (in the near future to Cilegon Banten and maybe to Jakarta). In an indirect press release several times ago as recorded by local newspapers (detik.com/bisnis?), PGASKOM shall have 96 core / 24 core fiber for terrestrial and submarine segments, respectively. Several cores shall already be leased by (some incumbent) telcos. Anybody knows more ??

Update
I've just found my copy of the more-than-1-year press-record :-)

• 4 fiber cores used for internal purpose; 2 cores are leased by Indosat
• Currently in operation: Grisik (Southern Sumatra) - Batam - Singapore
• (Possibly still) under construction: Grisik - Banjarnegara (Cilegon) via the SSWJ (South Sumatra West Java) pipes
• Telkom and PGN/PGASKOM have signed an MoU several times ago, possibly for using PGN infrastructure