24 Agt 2025 • 16 hari yang lalu

Driving Innovation and Quality in Construction

MAKASSAR – Kalla Beton, a business unit of KALLA in the construction sector, continues to demonstrate its commitment to innovation and quality across every line of operation.

Known as a provider of high-quality building materials, the company now also prioritizes sustainability as a key principle.

This step is taken to address both challenges and opportunities within the construction industry.

In maintaining its position as a pioneer in the Ready Mix sector, Kalla Beton produces various types of products, including Ready Mix Concrete, Lightweight Blocks, Instant Mortar, and Precast.

Each product not only emphasizes quality but is also designed according to strict specifications, for both public and private sector projects.

Ready Mix General Manager of Kalla Beton, Ansar Rahman, said the company is not only focused on current needs but also on creating a sustainable future through innovation.

“We don’t just ensure our products meet the highest standards, but also deliver exceptional customer satisfaction. We are building a long-term business,” Ansar said in a written statement on Saturday (May 24, 2025).

Besides product quality, Ansar also highlighted the importance of leadership and team collaboration. He described his leadership style as democratic, encouraging open communication among staff.

This approach, he said, is very important to drive innovation and maintain product quality.

“We want to be the best in the industry. It starts with listening to the needs of employees, who are our most valuable asset,” he added.

Kalla Beton will also continue to develop innovative solutions and expand its business reach. Currently, the company is pursuing additional certifications, including ISO 14001 and ISO 45001, as a form of commitment to environmental safety and occupational health.

“Innovation is at the core of our operations. A focus on quality and sustainability keeps us moving forward and makes us a trusted partner in the construction sector,” he concluded. (*)