Updates on the Priok Port Corruption Case

Investigation into alleged corruption and money laundering related to the process of loading and unloading of goods (dwelling time) in the Priok Port continues. After raiding offices in the Ministry of Trade (Kemendag), the Jakarta Metropolitan Police are now...

Corporate Actions to Watch

State-owned gas distributor PT Perusahaan Gas Negara Tbk (PGAS) has committed to continue developing gas infrastructure projects as scheduled though crude oil price is on decline. Nation-wide, PGAS has built gas pipe infrastructure for more than 6100 km. Currently,...
New Growth Centers (3): Kendal Industrial Park

New Growth Centers (3): Kendal Industrial Park

Minister of transportation Ignatius Jonan is scheduled to inaugurate the operation of Tanjung Kendal port in Kendal Regency, Central Java province next week. The port, built since 2004 with Rp645 billion, sits over 63 hectares of land. Port for commercial purposes,...
Power Plant Projects Update

Power Plant Projects Update

Global Energy Bali has finally commenced the operation of 426 MW coal-fired power plant called Celukan Bawang in Buleleng Regency, Bali Island this week. The power plant supplies almost 40% of power demand in the resort island. In this report: (1) Kupang gas-fired,...

New Growth Centers (1): Bantaeng Industrial Park

Banteng Regency is located in South Sulawesi province. It is now one of the most aggressive regional governments in Indonesia, when it comes to promotion of investments. Late last month, Regent HM Nurdin Abdullah was in Tokyo, Japan to invite Japanese investors. He...

Citra Maharlika (Cipaganti), Material Uncertainty

PT Citra Maharlika Tbk (CPGT), previously Cipaganti, incurred a net loss of Rp17 billion in the first half of 2015 with revenues falling 39% to Rp189 billion. Its assets also fell 15% to Rp624 billion and liability declined 16.7% to Rp462 billion. CPGT is the only...
China vs Japan in Infrastructure Projects

China vs Japan in Infrastructure Projects

A group of chief of editors from Indonesian publications reportedly visited Japan last week. They’re expected to send messages to Indonesians that Japan deserved the bullet train contract in Indonesia. Yesterday, a high-profile delegation from China submitted...

Revisiting the Ciliwung Waterway Tunnel Project

The Government of the Capital City of Jakarta is set to continue the development of a waterway tunnel that will connect the Ciliwung river with the Eastern Flood Canal (BKT). The 1.27 km long tunnel is expected to reduce 60m3 per second of water volume in the Ciliwung...
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