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Bounty Segar Indonesia CEO Carl Chen Chung (from left to right), Persada Capital Group founder Benny Subianto, BHIA Pte Ltd

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Bounty Segar Indonesia CEO Carl Chen Chung (from left to right), Persada Capital Group founder Benny Subianto, BHIA Pte Ltd. CEO Matthijs van der Lely and Triputra Group founder TP Rachmat have a light moment after signing a cooperation agreement to establish a chicken processing plant, in Jakarta on Thursday. The facility, to be located in West Java, is scheduled break ground next year.(JP/Jerry Adiguna) Bounty Segar Indonesia CEO Carl Chen Chung (from left to right), Persada Capital Group founder Benny Subianto, BHIA Pte Ltd. CEO Matthijs van der Lely and Triputra Group founder TP Rachmat have a light moment after signing a cooperation agreement to establish a chicken processing plant, in Jakarta on Thursday. The facility, to be located in West Java, is scheduled break ground next year.(JP/Jerry Adiguna) (from left to right), Persada Capital Group founder Benny Subianto, BHIA Pte Ltd. CEO Matthijs van der Lely and Triputra Group founder TP Rachmat have a light moment after signing a cooperation agreement to establish a chicken processing plant, in Jakarta on Thursday. The facility, to be located in West Java, is scheduled break ground next year.(JP/Jerry Adiguna)

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span class="caption">Bounty Segar Indonesia CEO Carl Chen Chung (from left to right), Persada Capital Group founder Benny Subianto, BHIA Pte Ltd. CEO Matthijs van der Lely and Triputra Group founder TP Rachmat have a light moment after signing a cooperation agreement to establish a chicken processing plant, in Jakarta on Thursday. The facility, to be located in West Java, is scheduled break ground next year.(JP/Jerry Adiguna)

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