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Nickel traders (1): Kyara Sukses Mandiri
We have seen fast growing number of nickel trading companies in the past few years alongside massive investment in domestic smelting capacities. Some big groups, including Indika Energy (INDY), have even entered the nickel ore trading business. There are some notable traders we identified recently.
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Nickel traders (1): Kyara Sukses Mandiri
We have seen fast growing number of nickel trading companies in the past few years alongside massive investment in domestic smelting capacities. Some big groups, including Indika Energy (INDY), have even entered the nickel ore trading business. There are some notable traders we identified recently.
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Jackson Tandiono and Nipress
The past few years have been difficult for PT Nipress Tbk (NIPS). Trading in the company's shares has been suspended since 2020. The company is now on the verge of being delisted. The company and its subsidiaries and its affiliated companies have to face several lawsuits on Suspension of Debt Payment (PKPU). In March 2020, a PKPU lawsuit against NIPS was granted. The company resolved the dispute amicably towards the end of 2020, but the situation did not last long. Starting the end of 2021, creditors had been filing lawsuits, seeking to cancel the peace agreement. Recently, we learned that the leader of the companies, Jackson Tandiono, had been named suspect by the police in an unidentified criminal case. What a mess.
