Bandoengsche Melk Centrale, also known as BMC, was a dairy company founded in 1933 in Bandung, Indonesia during the Dutch colonial era. It was one of the largest dairy companies in Indonesia and produced a variety of dairy products such as milk, cheese, and butter. The company played an important role in the development of Indonesia's dairy industry, as it introduced modern dairy farming techniques and contributed to the improvement of cattle breeds in the country.