Jakarta, August 24, 2026 – To celebrate the 72nd Anniversary of the Agung Concern Group, a spirit of togetherness and sportsmanship took center stage at the ACO CUP 72nd Mini Soccer tournament. This event was part of the 2026 anniversary celebrations, held under the theme “72 Years of Mobility for the Future.”

The tournament, held on August 24, 2026, brought together nine teams from various Agung Concern Group business units. From the opening match in the morning to the final in the afternoon, the ACO CUP 72nd showcased increasingly competitive action while serving as a platform to strengthen camaraderie and collaboration among “ACO People.”

This year, the nine participating teams are Agung Rent, Agung Toyota Riau B, Agung Toyota Riau Islands (Kepri), Agung Toyota Head Office, Agung Toyota TVC, Agung Toyota Jambi, Agung Logistik, Agung Toyota Riau A, and Agung Toyota Bali. All teams are divided into two groups and compete in a round-robin preliminary phase. The tournament’s official format stipulates that the top two teams from each group advance to the semifinals.

Fierce Competition Since the Group Stage

The preliminary round took place at the ZSC Cempaka Putih field in Jakarta, starting at 08:00 WIB. Group A consisted of five teams: Agung Rent, Agung Toyota Riau B, Agung Toyota Kepri, Agung Toyota Head Office, and Agung Toyota TVC. Meanwhile, Group B featured Agung Toyota Jambi, Agung Toyota Bali, Agung Toyota Riau A, and Agung Logistik.

Competition in Group A was fierce. Agung Toyota Riau B dominated by winning all four of their matches, amassing 12 points and securing the top spot in the group. Agung Toyota Kepri followed in second place with nine points, having recorded three wins and one loss. Agung Toyota TVC finished third with six points, while Agung Toyota Head Office and Agung Rent each collected one point.

In Group B, the competition was even fiercer. Agung Toyota Jambi and Agung Toyota Bali both amassed seven points from two wins and one draw, remaining undefeated throughout the group stage. Agung Toyota Jambi finished at the top of the group, followed by Agung Toyota Bali in second place. Agung Toyota Riau A and Agung Logistik each concluded the group stage with one point.

These results secured spots in the semifinals for the top four teams: Agung Toyota Riau B, Agung Toyota Kepri, Agung Toyota Jambi, and Agung Toyota Bali.

The Four Best Teams Clash in the Semifinals

As the tournament entered the final four stage, the action shifted to the Asatu Area in Cikini, Jakarta. The intensity rose as the four best teams vied for a spot in the championship match. The first semifinal saw Agung Toyota Riau B face off against Agung Toyota Bali. Agung Toyota Riau B arrived with a flawless record, having won every match in the group stage; however, Agung Toyota Bali managed to halt that run in a fierce contest that produced five goals.

Agung Toyota Bali ultimately emerged victorious with a 3–2 scoreline, becoming the first team to secure a spot in the Grand Final. The subsequent semifinal saw a clash between Agung Toyota Jambi and Agung Toyota Kepri. It was another tightly contested match; Agung Toyota Jambi managed to hold onto their lead until the final whistle, finishing 2–1 and sealing their place in the final against Agung Toyota Bali.

With this result, the two teams—both previously unbeaten in Group B—met once again; this time, however, the stakes were not merely about standings, but about determining the champion of the ACO CUP 72nd Mini Soccer 2026.

Agung Toyota Kepri Secures Third Place

Before the final match took place, Agung Toyota Riau B and Agung Toyota Kepri took to the field once more for the third-place play-off. It was a tightly contested match, with both teams striving to conclude their tournament run on a high note. Ultimately, a single goal made the difference.

David Indria Yusup Wijaksono scored the goal for Agung Toyota Kepri, leading his team to a 1–0 victory over Agung Toyota Riau B. This result secured third place for Agung Toyota Kepri in the ACO CUP 72nd Mini Soccer tournament.

Grand Final: Agung Toyota Bali Defeats Agung Toyota Jambi 2–1

The climax of the 72nd ACO CUP took place at 17:30 WIB, featuring a showdown between Agung Toyota Bali and Agung Toyota Jambi. The final match was one of the most highly anticipated games. Interestingly, the two teams had previously met in the Group B stage, playing out a 0–0 draw; this rematch served as the opportunity to determine which team truly deserved to stand atop the podium.

Agung Toyota Jambi opened the scoring through Brian Rafsanjani. However, Agung Toyota Bali did not let the pressure derail their game; M. Lutfilah Afryansyah managed to score the equalizer. The match grew increasingly tense as both teams sought the winning goal.

Momentum finally shifted to Agung Toyota Bali after Irfan Aldi Saputra scored a goal that put his team in the lead. The 2–1 scoreline held until the final whistle.

Agung Toyota Bali was officially crowned the champion of the 72nd ACO CUP Mini Soccer 2026, while Agung Toyota Jambi finished as the runner-up. Consequently, the final standings for the 72nd ACO CUP Mini Soccer saw Agung Toyota Bali take first place, Agung Toyota Jambi second, Agung Toyota Kepri third, and Agung Toyota Riau B fourth.

David Indria Yusup Wijaksono Wins Top Scorer Award

In addition to awards for the best teams, the ACO CUP 72nd also recognized the player who scored the most goals throughout the tournament. David Indria Yusup Wijaksono from Agung Toyota Kepri emerged as the top scorer with a tally of four goals, securing the number one spot on the ACO CUP 72nd Top Scorer Leaderboard.

Trailing him are Adriadi Ramadhani from Agung Toyota Kepri and Doris Iswanto from Agung Toyota Riau B, each with three goals. M. Lutfilah Afryansyah (Agung Toyota Bali), Reza (Agung Toyota TVC), Dimas W. Prayoga (Agung Toyota Riau B), and M. Tri Saputra (Agung Toyota Jambi) each recorded two goals. David’s achievement was further highlighted by the fact that his goal in the third-place play-off helped Agung Toyota Kepri secure third place.

The Spirit of Togetherness in the 72 Years of Agung Concern Group

The final match of the 72nd ACO CUP was attended by the management team of Agung Concern Group, including CEO Mahatma Ilham Panjaitan; Mahmud (Regional Manager, Western Area); Livia Villanesia Panjaitan (Vice Chief Administration Officer); Galuh Kusumastutie (General Manager of HC, LC, and Corporate Communications); and Agus Wibisana (General Manager of Finance), alongside senior executives from Agung Concern and Agung Toyota.

The presence of the management team added to the excitement of the tournament, particularly during the matches where the top four teams competed for the championship title. The thrill of the ACO CUP 72nd was not limited to the sidelines; the matches were also broadcast live via the Agung Concern Group’s Instagram, allowing “ACO People” from various regions to tune in and cheer for the competing teams.

The ACO CUP 72nd Mini Soccer tournament evolved into more than just a sporting competition; it served as an occasion to bring together “ACO People” from various regions and business units in a spirit of sportsmanship, solidarity, and togetherness. In recognition of their efforts, the winners received cash prizes, while the champion—Agung Toyota Bali—earned the right to take home the ACO CUP Rotating Trophy, symbolizing the ultimate achievement in the Agung Concern Group’s 72nd Anniversary Mini Soccer tournament.

Embodying the spirit of “72 Years of Mobility for the Future,” the Agung Concern Group’s 72nd-anniversary celebrations are envisioned not merely as a commemoration of the company’s journey, but also as a pivotal moment to further strengthen the synergy, collaboration, and unity of “ACO People” as they move toward the future.

Corporate Communications, Agung Concern Group
August 24, 2026