The company behind NATCHA

PT Teknologi Solusi
Jaya Abadi.

A West Java coffee company built around processing, product development and long-term buyer relationships.

NATCHA coffee warehouse exterior in Pangalengan
Bandung & PangalenganWest Java · Indonesia
Since 2006Coffee processing experience
West JavaHead office and processing base
Processor firstPost-harvest and product development
B2BImporter, roaster and hospitality dialogue

PT Teknologi Solusi Jaya Abadi is a West Java coffee processor specialising in controlled fermentation, lot development and buyer-ready green and roasted coffee.

The company is headquartered in Bandung, with processing facilities in Pangalengan, Kabupaten Bandung. Its work covers controlled post-harvest processing, distinctive cup development and the creation of finished coffee formats.

NATCHA is the company’s coffee innovation brand. It translates the processor’s work into three focused expressions: Exotic & Rare NATCHA Lots available as green beans or roasted beans, Brew Archive freeze-dried coffee and private-allocation Divinum.

Its permanent philosophy is expressed in one line: Exotic by Fermentation - Rare by Nature.

Corporate capabilities

One company. Three focused expressions.

Every capability protects the identity, consistency and intended presentation of these three NATCHA collections.

NATCHA Lots

Exotic & Rare releases developed around origin, processing and cup character.

Distinctive cup profiles

Repeated fermentation trials developed into recognisable lot identities.

Processing control

Coordinated pulping, fermentation, drying, hulling, sorting and storage.

Traceability

Confirmed lot records and sourcing context accompany current offers.

Green & roasted formats

Each NATCHA Lot can be discussed as green beans or as NATCHA-roasted beans.

Brew Archive & Divinum

The same processing discipline extends into preserved brews and private cuvées.

Facilities

A complete post-harvest workflow.

The photographs below show PT TSJA’s operating environment in West Java. The CM vessel is presented as a configuration illustration; capacity is discussed against each current program.

NATCHA coffee drying dome filled with coffee cherries
Drying dome
Configuration illustration of a stainless-steel carbonic maceration vessel
CM vessel · illustration
Coffee pulping equipment
Pulping
NATCHA coffee warehouse exterior
Warehousing
NATCHA community engagement in West Java

Responsibility in practice

Growth linked to people and place.

The company profile records community work since 2009, including farmer education, coffee-linked reforestation and inclusive participation in coffee packing.

  • Farmer education in plantation governance, processing and financial management
  • Reforestation with coffee as an environmental and livelihood initiative
  • Inclusive, paid participation for young people with disabilities

Founder story · Natanael Charis

A discovery became a discipline.

An unexpected early roast revealed a distinctive chocolate-orange character. That discovery began a continuing programme of controlled trials, documentation and sensory evaluation.

The result did not prove a process; it identified a direction worth testing. Natanael Charis has since focused NATCHA on purposeful fermentation, disciplined evaluation and clearer lot records.

From discovery to disciplineDistinctive cup profiles developed through purposeful fermentation.

Discuss a supply, processing or product-development program.