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View all search resultsGudang-Garam
Business 6 years ago
AP 1 to integrate privately funded new airport with Surabaya’s Juanda
State-owned airport operator Angkasa Pura I will manage a planned privately funded airport in Kediri and integrate its operations with Surabaya’s Juanda International Airport to accommodate rising travel demand and economic activity in East Java.
National 6 years ago
Archeologists call for preservation of ancient structure found in Kediri airport site
The structure was first reported by Jasmin, 55, a resident of Grogol village, Grogol district, who accidentally discovered the structure a few months ago as he was walking along a riverbank near rice fields that had been acquired by Gudang Garam.
Business 6 years ago
PREMIUM
Consumer goods stocks worst performers in 2019
Despite being deemed a resilient sector by market players because people always buy consumer goods regardless of the economic situation, the price index of those stock declined by 20.92 percent year-to-date (ytd) as of Dec. 18
Business 6 years ago
Hartono brothers top 'Forbes Indonesia' list of 50 wealthiest Indonesians
Forbes Indonesia released its list of the 50 richest Indonesians on Thursday, showing that a large portion of the country’s wealth is still controlled by the old guards of various industries and legacy conglomerates.
Business 6 years ago
PREMIUM
No longer smoking hot, tobacco stocks’ latest dip points to industry shake-up: Analysts
The recent drop in the valuation of two major cigarette producers casts a shadow over Indonesia's tobacco industry, which has remained stagnant in at least five years, as demand is expected to weaken.
