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Indofood

Shareholders approve divestment of Indofood’s shares in China Minzhong
Business 9 years ago

Shareholders approve divestment of Indofood’s shares in China Minzhong

Consumer goods giant PT Indofood Sukses Makmur (INDF) has secured approval from independent shareholders to divest its shares in Chinese vegetable processing firm China Minzhong Food Corporation Ltd.
Indofood executives seek tax pardon
Business 9 years ago

Indofood executives seek tax pardon

Executives from Indofood Sukses Makmur officially submitted an application with the Taxation Directorate General in Jakarta on Friday to participate in the tax amnesty program.
Salim’s Indofood offers China Minzhong buyout
Business 9 years ago

Salim’s Indofood offers China Minzhong buyout

A company controlled by billionaire Anthoni Salim offered to acquire the rest of China Minzhong Food Corp. in a deal valuing the Chinese company at S$786 million (US$584 million), helping the Indonesian tycoon expand a food empire spanning potato chips, instant noodles and cooking oil.
Indofood, subsidiary pay total Rp 920 billion in dividends
Business 9 years ago

Indofood, subsidiary pay total Rp 920 billion in dividends

Publicly listed food and beverage company Indofood Sukses Makmur Tbk and its subsidiary Indofood CBP Sukses Makmur Tbk paid Rp 624.18 billion (US$46.3 million) and Rp 278.34 billion in dividends from last year’s profits.
Bogasari ends sorghum program amid supply issues
Business 9 years ago

Bogasari ends sorghum program amid supply issues

Bogasari, the food giant owned by the Salim Group, has stopped a sorghum program in East Nusa Tenggara, which had been running since 2013, due to the unstable supply and production problems in the field.
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