Bank Sumut GMS Announces Dismissal of Marketing Director | OBROLANBISNIS.com — Bank Sumut officially announced the dismissal of Hadi Sucipto from the position of Marketing Director. This was ratified through an Extraordinary General Meeting of Shareholders (EGMS).
“The agenda of the EGMS is the dismissal of the board of directors. There is the Marketing Director of Bank Sumut who was previously answered by Hadi Sucipto,” said the Governor of North Sumatra, Bobby Nasution at the Bank Sumut EGMS, Tuesday, June 3, 2025.
However, both Governor Bobby and Bank Sumut have not issued an official statement of the reasons for Hadi Sucipto’s dismissal.
As is known, Hadi Sucipto once served as Acting President Director of Bank Sumut replacing Rahmat Fadillah Pohan who was at that time removed from the position of President Director of Bank Sumut.
The appointment of Acting Hadi Sucipto during the vacant position of President Director is to maintain the operational implementation of Bank Sumut.
In addition to Hadi, Bank Sumut President Director Babay Parid Wazdi also resigned through a letter of resignation. This coincided with him being summoned by the Attorney General’s Office as a witness related to the alleged corruption case of providing credit to PT Sri Rezeki Isman Tbk (Sritex).
About Bank Sumut
The Regional Development Bank of North Sumatra was established on November 4, 1961 under the name BPSU. In accordance with the provisions of the Main Regulations of the Regional Development Bank of North Sumatra Level I, in 1962 the form of business was changed to a Regionally-Owned Enterprise (BUMD) with authorized capital at that time of Rp. 100 million with its shares owned by the Regional Government of North Sumatra Level I and the Regional Government of North Sumatra Level II.
In 1999, the legal form of BPDSU was changed to a Limited Liability Company under the name PT. Bank Pembangunan Daerah Sumatera Utara or abbreviated as PT. Bank Sumut which is domiciled and headquartered in Medan, JL. Imam Bonjol No. 18 Medan.
The authorized capital at that time was Rp. 400 billion, which was then taken into consideration of the Bank’s projected growth needs, in the same year the authorized capital was again increased to Rp. 500 billion. ***
