Jakarta, 20 October 2025 - As part of the digital transformation of Indonesia’s national transportation infrastructure, PT Roatex Indonesia Toll System (PT RITS), the enabler of Multi-Lane Free Flow (MLFF) GNSS based technology, continues to strengthen its systems comprehensively—covering technology readiness, infrastructure enforcement, build personnel capacity, and expand collaboration with various key stakeholders.   To support the implementation of this system, more than half of the total USD 300 million investment fund provided by the Government of Hungary through PT RITS has been realized over the past four years since the contract was signed. This reflects PT RITS resilience and long-term commitment to fully funding the project.   Attila Keszeg, President Director of PT Roatex Indonesia Toll System , stated: “With full funding secured for this project, we are committed to working closely with various key stakeholders to ensure the optimal implementation of the Multi Lane Free Flow (MLFF) system. PT RITS is fully ready to deploy the MLFF technology, supported by a complete ecosystem that includes payment systems, the Cantas application, On-Board Unit (OBU) devices, 24-hours Customer Service, as well as other updated devices and infrastructure with the newest technology. In addition, PT RITS continues to enhance its security standards, including the establishment of a Computer Security Incident Response Team as mandated by Badan Siber dan Sandi Negara (BSSN). We are also ready to adopt necessary changes in technology based on Indonesia’s needs.   Ir. R. Sony Sulaksono Wibowo, MT, PHD, BPJT Member, Stakeholder Element stated “the main actor in the system is toll road operation. We want this technology to be smooth and can be accepted by the toll road operator. We are as the Toll road authority, have to meet this integration soon and consider. Attila also stated before that it is not easy to unite many stakeholders. One of them is the Law Enforcement from Korlantas. Because the Korlantas need a regulator of our umbrella regarding law enforcement. I hope we can work together as fast”.   With all preparations and tangible progress completed, the success and acceleration of this initiative now depend entirely on the readiness and commitment of the Indonesian government.   “We believe that with the government’s support and readiness, the MLFF project development can proceed optimally. Moreover, this project is designated as the National Strategic Projects of 2024 during Jokowi's era and re-designated in 2025, at Prabowo's Era. We understand that the Minister of Public Works is currently reviewing various technical and regulatory aspects of the MLFF system. Therefore, we look forward to further steps from the relevant authorities to realize the planned implementation acceleration,” added Renaldi Utomo, Director of PT Roatex Indonesia Toll System .   Responding to this readiness, the Badan Siber dan Sandi Negara (BSSN)—as the national cybersecurity authority—expressed its support for the system’s implementation from the digital security perspective.   Nur Achmadi Salmawan, Director of Cyber Security and Crypto for ICT, Media, and Transportation Sector BSSN , stated: “The implementation of MLFF technology supported by GNSS is an important step in upgrading and modernizing Indonesia’s national toll system. We are supporting MLFF as well until this project is implemented in Indonesia. PT RITS has also formed the Computer Security Incident Response Team (CSIRT) to ensure the system’s safety and reliability.”   The feasibility study conducted by PT Roatex Indonesia Toll System in 2020 revealed that congestion on toll roads causes national economic losses exceeding USD 300 million per year. It was also added by the World Bank statement in 2019 that Indonesia exceeds 4 USD billion yearly. The introduction of the Multi-Lane Free Flow (MLFF) system is expected to improve traffic efficiency while reducing emissions and negative environmental impacts and also increase Indonesia’s revenue.   The MLFF technology developed by PT RITS utilizes the Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS), a real-time location-based technology already implemented in Hungary. Over 11 years, MLFF implementation in Hungary has increased national revenue by fivefold, or approximately 392%. Based on Hungary’s proven success, the MLFF system in Indonesia is also expected to significantly boost national economic growth.   With a track record of success in multiple countries, this technology represents a strategic leap for Indonesia in the evolution of global toll payment systems—from cash and tap-based methods to a fully touchless, GNSS-based system accessible through smartphones.   Through a multi-channel approach, toll road users will soon be able to choose their preferred payment methods—via the CANTAS application, On-Board Unit (OBU) devices, or route tickets .   Previously, MLFF was designated as a National Strategic Project (PSN) not funded by the state budget (non-APBN) in May 2024, based on the Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs Regulation No. 6/2024, which amended Regulation No. 7/2021 concerning the List of National Strategic Projects. PT Roatex Indonesia Toll System (PT RITS) was appointed as the Implementing Business Entity (BUP) for the MLFF program after winning the tender, as stated in Minister of PUPR Letter No. PB.02.01-Mn/132 dated January 27, 2021. Then, based on the Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs Regulation No. 16/2025, PT RITS has once again been designated as a National Strategic Project in 2025.   PT RITS continues to open broader collaboration opportunities with ministries, technology providers, and private sectors to accelerate the comprehensive and phased implementation of MLFF in Indonesia. PT RITS also hopes that continued commitment and readiness from the relevant ministries will enable the swift realization of the MLFF system rollout.

Jakarta, August 7, 2025 — PT Roatex Indonesia Toll System (RITS), the business entity responsible for operating cashless, contactless, and barrier-free toll payment system MLFF (Multi Lane Free Flow) based on Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) digital technology, has successfully completed a comprehensive cyber readiness assessment with the National Cyber and Crypto Agency (BSSN). This achievement marks a significant milestone in advancing digital transformation in the toll road sector, with PT RITS reinforcing its position by establishing a Computer Security Incident Response Team (CSIRT) as a tangible demonstration of its commitment to cybersecurity. The assessment was conducted under a national framework aligned with ISACA best practices, including the Risk IT Framework and Certified Information Security Manager (CISM) standards. The process aimed to ensure organizational readiness in facing increasingly complex cyber threats, especially in the Operational Technology (OT) environment used in the barrier-free toll road system. "We at PT RITS are proud of this recognition from BSSN. It proves that PT RITS has met national standards for cybersecurity readiness, even before the public launch of the MLFF technology," said Attila Keszeg, President Director of PT RITS, during the appreciation ceremony for the issuance of the national CSIRT Registration Certificate and plaque by the BSSN team, held on July 25, 2025, at the PT RITS Control Room, Sudirman, Jakarta. In this assessment, PT RITS was declared to meet the criteria in several critical aspects: Risk Management: Evaluation of cyber threats with potential physical impacts on toll road infrastructure, along with mitigation readiness based on the Risk IT framework. CSIRT Services: PT RITS has mapped out services for Cybersecurity Alert, Incident Triage, Cyber Incident Coordination, and Cyber Incident Handling. Operational Readiness: Readiness to respond to incidents, from triage and system isolation to operational recovery. The CSIRT team formed by PT RITS will play a strategic role in anticipating and managing cyber incidents swiftly, effectively, and in a coordinated manner. All CSIRT activities and incident handling updates can be accessed via the official website: https://www.roatex.co.id/en/csirt or by email: csirt@roatex.co.id Through this initiative, PT RITS not only focuses on MLFF technology but also demonstrates a strong commitment to strengthening Indonesia’s digital resilience and sovereignty. By embedding cybersecurity as a fundamental component in the development, design, and management of infrastructure, PT RITS ensures maximum protection for the public. Roatex Socialization team

Jakarta, November 6, 2024 - PT Roatex Indonesia Toll System (RITS) confirmed its readiness to immediately implement satellite-based contactless toll payments (GNSS based Multi Lane Free Flow) in Indonesia, both in terms of systems and technology, in accordance with the contract agreed upon with the Indonesian government. "Roatex has a strong commitment to complete the MLFF project in accordance with the contract that we have signed and agreed upon with the government through the Ministry of PUPR in 2021 and in terms of systems and technology we are very ready," said Attila Keszeg, President Director of PT Roatex Indonesia Toll System, in a press conference at the HunindoTech 5.0 Business Forum held in Jakarta, Wednesday (6/10).  MLFF is a solution to overcome the increasing congestion at toll gates and causes economic losses for Indonesia of USD 300 million each year. World Bank data in 2019 quoted that congestion caused economic losses in Indonesia of 4 billion US dollars per year,” Attila said. "The non-stop, contactless payment system and technology through the Satellite-based Multi Lane Free Flow developed by Roatex is also able to reduce travel time and have a positive impact on the environment by reducing air and noise pollution due to congestion at toll gates," he said. "MLFF was developed to be able to answer the needs of the Indonesian people and become the main solution that can drive economic growth by reducing congestion, increasing mobility, and developing the transportation system in Indonesia," added Attila. MLFF project is a foreign direct investment from Hungary worth USD 300 million (IDR 4.5 trillion) funded by Hungarian public funds. PT Roatex Indonesia Toll System became the Implementing Business Entity (BUP) for the MLFF program after winning the tender according to the Letter of the Minister of PUPR Number: PB.02.01-Mn/132 dated January 27, 2021. "In the development of this toll payment system, we at Roatex will of course continue to refer to the previously agreed contract and we are committed to immediately completing the main work in changing the toll payment system in Indonesia which will provide even greater benefits," Attila explained. The existence of MLFF is getting stronger with the support of the government, after being designated as a non-APBN National Strategic Project (PSN), in May 2024, based on the Regulation of the Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs Number 6 of 2024 concerning the Fifth Amendment to the Regulation of the Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs Number 7 of 2021 concerning Amendments to the List of National Strategic Projects. "We consider this PP as the legal basis for the implementation of the MLFF system which is awaited not only by RITS, but also by industry and stakeholders. This step shows Indonesia's commitment to realizing a future transportation system that is able to accelerate digital transformation in Indonesia in order to achieve the ideals of Indonesia Emas 2045," said Attila. The presence of satellite-based MLFF creates a big leap in the toll payment system in Indonesia, so that its presence is able to grow with Indonesia to create value for Indonesia for the advancement of Indonesian toll road technology. "MLFF is not only able to accelerate the digital transformation process in Indonesia but will also make Indonesia the first country in Southeast Asia to utilize the most sophisticated system available today," he concluded. As is known, toll payments have adopted this MLFF system since December 12, 2023, which is being tested on the Mandara Bali Toll Road by the Toll Road Regulatory Agency (BPJT). This MLFF system is implemented in stages starting from the Mandara Bali Toll Road in October 2024. During this transition period, the system used is Single Lane Free Flow while still using barriers. Now RITS is ready to deploy the technology, connect with stakrholders and grow together with Indonesia.  “We are ready grow together with Indonesia by creating value for indonesia society,” Attila noted.

Jakarta, 6 November 2024 . HunIndotech 5.0 Business Forum, an annual event organized by the Embassy of Hungary and the Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, was held in Jakarta to showcase Hungarian expertise in AI, agri-tech, and cybersecurity—areas that directly support Indonesia’s strategic goals. The forum presented discussions on important topics such as the MLFF Toll System, collaboration on food security through agri-tech innovations, enhancing education and healthcare through technology, as well as collaborations on cybersecurity and defense. “HunIndotech 5.0 is not just a business forum but also a platform for bilateral collaboration and investment attraction—a bridge between Hungarian and Indonesian companies, encouraging partnerships in sectors critical to both nations’ economic futures,” said Lilla Karsay, Hungarian Ambassador to Indonesia, at the forum held in Jakarta on Wednesday, November 6. "The partnership between Hungary and Indonesia, highlighted through HunIndotech 5.0 Business Forum, reflects Hungary's commitment to supporting Indonesia's Golden Vision 2045 and achieving sustainable, technology-driven growth," she added. The relationship between the European Union and ASEAN was one of the key topics of the Ambassador’s opening speech at this year’s event. “With Hungary currently holding the EU presidency, we are emphasizing stronger ASEAN-EU ties, particularly in areas that align with Indonesia's goals of sustainable growth, digital transformation, and infrastructure modernization. Hungary views Indonesia as an invaluable partner in this vision, and our role as EU president enables us to highlight the region's investment potential for European companies," she stated. HunIndotech also addressed the MLFF Toll System as Hungary's largest technology transfer export and a strategic investment. A cornerstone of Hungary's commitment to Indonesia's development, the USD 300 million Satellite-based Multi Lane Free Flow (MLFF) toll system represents Hungary's largest technology export in history and serves as a model for effective technology transfer. “This project from Hungarian perspective is a monumental investment in Indonesia's infrastructure and a leap forward in reducing congestion, minimizing environmental impact, and advancing digital transformation," said Karsay. "The MLFF project also signals to European investors the opportunities that Indonesia offers in sectors such as smart infrastructure, clean energy, and high-tech solutions. Through HunIndotech, we aim to establish a foundation for further Hungarian and EU investment across these vital sectors," she added. Another significant topic discussed was collaboration on food security through agri-tech innovations. “Given Indonesia's goal of achieving food self-sufficiency and enhancing nutrition, Hungarian agricultural technology offers solutions for sustainable food production. Innovations in aquaculture and precision farming can increase yields, reduce resource use, and ensure high-quality food supplies," said Karsay. According to Karsay, Hungarian technology providers can support President Prabowo's priority of food security by implementing tools that improve productivity in for example rice production, a critical component of Indonesian diets. Enhancing education and healthcare through technological advancements was another focus area at HunIndotech 5.0. "President Prabowo's call to improve education and healthcare can be supported by Hungarian AI and digital tools designed to enhance public service accessibility and efficiency," she noted. Meanwhile, cybersecurity and defense collaboration, a recurring topic at HunIndotech, was addressed again this year, underscoring its importance in strengthening the digital defenses of both nations.

Jakarta, August 02, 2024 – PT Roatex Indonesia Toll System (PT RITS) on Wednesday, July 31, 2024, won the Jakarta Investment Award for the second time in 2023. This is the second time PT RITS has received this prestigious recognition. This award event was held by the DKI Jakarta Provincial Government through the DKI Jakarta Provincial Investment and One-Stop Integrated Service Office (DPMPTSP) as a form of appreciation for investors who have contributed significantly to the Jakarta economy and carried out their obligations and responsibilities in accordance with applicable regulations. At this year's Jakarta Investment Award, RITS won two award categories at once: Company with the Highest Investment Achievement Realization in 2023 on Certain Projects (Foreign Investment Category) Best Company in Realizing Sustainable Investment in 2023 (Foreign Investment Category) This award is a form of appreciation from the Governor of DKI Jakarta Province for the achievement of investment realization and commitment to sustainable investment principles throughout 2023. PT RITS is considered to have shown outstanding performance in the foreign investment sector and contributed significantly to Jakarta's economic development. "For RITS, getting two awards at once from the Jakarta Investment Award 2024 is an honor and pride because it has been appreciated and recognized both for performance and achievement," said Renaldi Utomo, Director of RITS in a separate location.   Represented by Denny Handayana, Chief Finance Officer of PT RITS, in the future PT RITS is determined to continue to be committed to becoming a company that prioritizes professional, innovative and sustainable business practices, and plays an active role in supporting Jakarta's economic development in the future.

On July 19, 2024 representatives from the Indonesian President's Cabinet Office had gathered alongside officials from Indonesia's Ministry of Public Works and Housing (PUPR), and other esteemed organizations for a pivotal evaluation. Among the myriad projects compete for the coveted Technological Innovation Award, the Indonesian Multi Lane Free Flow (MLFF) project had emerged as a frontrunner. Managed by the Ministry of Public Works and Public Housing, this initiative promised revolutionary advancements in transportation infrastructure development. In the morning plenary session, the PUBER’s Secretary of State for Infrastructure Financing took center stage, delivering a compelling presentation share to the Governor of Bali, the CEO of Jasa Marga, Korlantas representatives, and senior management from Roatex Indonesia Toll System. RITS as the MLFF project implementor, contributed to the showcase of the technology, by orchestrating an on-site demonstration at the toll gate. With precision and expertise, the team revealed the seamless integration and efficiency in traffic management systems. Test rounds were executed flawlessly, and every scenario presented ran well.  The MLFF project team present took the liberty to invite the Cabinet Office delegates for a test tour. The journey over the highway, shared the firsthand transformative capabilities of the MLFF project. MLFF future implementation has been delved into the societal benefits of such innovations — reduced congestion, enhanced safety measures, and a greener footprint for future generations. The synergy between governmental agencies, private enterprises, and technological pioneers was palpable, fostering an atmosphere of optimism and progress. If PUPR's project emerged victorious, the accolades would not only honor the efforts of state employees but also validate Indonesia's commitment to leading the charge in technological advancement.