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Regulations 1 year ago
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Prabowo to fund $20 billion Danantara with budget cuts, SOE dividends
The fund’s immediate priority would be kickstarting 15 multibillion-dollar megaprojects without tapping external financing, according to the President, such as renewable energy, advanced manufacturing, downstream industries and food production.
Politics 1 year ago
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Government rushes legislation with majority House support
The Prabowo Subianto administration and the House of Representatives are rushing the deliberation of a bill that will define the authority of Danantara, the country’s first state-owned enterprise (SOE) superholding company and an investment management agency, akin to Singapore’s Temasek.
Opinion 6 years ago
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Corporate compliance key to corruption prevention
The management of SOEs face two crucial issues, pursuing profit and avoiding losses, which may be considered a criminal act of corruption, regardless of whether losses in a particular field of business are unpredictable. #opinion
Business 6 years ago
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Concerns mount over possible management shake-ups at SOEs
Concerns are mounting that the government’s plan to hold extraordinary general shareholders meetings at several state-owned enterprises (SOEs) might result in large management shake-ups that could in turn affect performance.
Business 9 years ago
State mining holding company to mark US$20b assets
The establishment of a holding company for mining state-owned enterprises (SOEs) will potentially bulk up corporate assets worth Rp270 trillion (US$20.83 billion), skyrocketing from existing assets worth Rp65.6 trillion scattered among separated SOEs.
