For the 2025/2026 academic year, Agincourt Resources allocated IDR 5.97 billion to support students from elementary to university level, particularly those with outstanding achievements from underprivileged families. This year marked a significant milestone, recording the highest number of recipients and largest budget since the program’s inception in 2017. 

General Manager Operations & Deputy Director Operations, Rahmat Lubis, emphasized that education is a powerful tool for transformation. “By providing broader access to education, we aim to nurture future leaders from the local communities who will contribute to the nation. With that vision, we have consistently continued the Martabe Prestasi program for nine years,” he said.

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This year’s scholarship recipients have achieved impressive academic milestones, earning admissions to prestigious universities such as Universitas Indonesia (UI), Institut Teknologi Bandung (ITB), Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM), Politeknik Astra, proving that students from remote areas can compete on a national level when given equal access and opportunity.

Head of the Tapanuli Selatan Education Department, Arman Pasaribu, expressed appreciation for Agincourt Resources’ unwavering commitment to education. “We sincerely thank Agincourt Resources for its ongoing concern and support in enhancing education quality around its operational areas. We hope this program brings tangible benefits to our children and inspires them to contribute to regional progress,” he stated. 

This program also supports the achievement of the fourth point of Sustainable Development Goal SDGs. Ensuring inclusive and quality education. From 2017 to 2025, Agincourt Resources has disbursed IDR 18.79 billion to 2,697 scholarship recipients.

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An inspiring story added a heartfelt touch to this year’s awards ceremony. Melda Rahayu Telaumbanua, a student at the University of Bengkulu from Batu Horing Village, Batang Toru Subdistrict, has been receiving a scholarship since her high school years. She has been a recipient of the Sustainable Achievement Award (Penghargaan Prestasi Berkelanjutan/PPB) since 2021. “Given my family’s financial situation, it seemed impossible for me to attend a top-tier school like SMA Negeri 2 Plus Sipirok. But thanks to the scholarship from Agincourt Resources, I was able to receive a proper education. I believe that poverty can be overcome, and one of the keys is education. I am determined to improve my family’s economic condition and to contribute meaningfully to the community where I was born,” she shared. 

Meanwhile, Azwa Wirawan Siregar, a Geological Engineering student at the University of Indonesia from Sisundung Village, Angkola Barat Subdistrict, added, “This support has eased my parents’ financial burden and given me greater motivation to study with focus and confidence,” he said. 

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Medical examinations were conducted directly by three specialists: dr. Abdus Somad Harahap, Sp.PD (Internal Medicine), dr. Ryan Andrian, Sp.OG (Obstetrics and Gynecology), and dr. Syahreza, M.Ked(Ped), Sp.A (Pediatrics). In addition to consultations and examinations, participants also received supplementary services such as ultrasound (USG) for pregnant women, electrocardiograms (EKG) for cardiac concerns, and blood tests for glucose, cholesterol, and uric acid levels. Patients were also provided with supplementary nutrition packages (PMT) to support their dietary needs. 

Community enthusiasm was overwhelmingly positive. Aisyah, a resident of Tanjung Dolok Village, expressed her gratitude for the opportunity to consult directly with a pediatrician for her child. “This specialist service was truly helpful and the doctors were kind and approachable. I hope programs like this will continue in the future,” she said. 

The event was attended by representatives from Agincourt Resources and key local stakeholders. In her remarks, Rohani Simbolon, Manager of Community Development at Agincourt Resources, stated, “We believe that a Company’s presence must bring tangible benefits to the community. This program is not merely a ceremonial initiative but a sincere form of care rooted in the awareness that access to quality healthcare remains a challenge in remote areas. We hope this initiative not only provides short-term relief but also strengthens collaborative efforts among the company, government, and the community to create a healthier and more prosperous life.” 

Ahmad Suaib Harianja, Head of the South Tapanuli Regional Civil Service Agency (BKD), also expressed his appreciation for the initiative. In his remarks, he stated, “We are truly grateful for Agincourt Resources’ concern in delivering health services that directly address the needs of the people. Programs like this not only support medical treatment but also demonstrate that collaboration between government and the private sector can bring about positive change amid limitations. We hope the outcomes of this program will be followed up by the local health centers to ensure long-term impact.” 

Acting Head of the South Tapanuli Regency Health Office, dr. Emilda Hasibuan, also conveyed her appreciation for the company’s contribution. This initiative serves as a concrete demonstration of Agincourt Resources’ support for the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly SDG No. 3: Good Health and Well-being and SDG No. 17: Partnerships for the Goals. 

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