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Edisi Monday, March 24, 2025

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Agrinas Palma in Disputed Oil Palm Plantations

Agrinas Palma is entrusted with thousands of hectares of oil palm plantations entangled in legal disputes. The company is run by military personnel.

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Agrinas Palma’s New Business

Indra Karya has been making profits over the past few years. Its construction consulting business remains relatively lucrative albeit with a modest growth margin.

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Raising Capital for New State Company Businesses

Two state-owned enterprises are set to enter the rice and fisheries business, with government capital injections on the horizon.

Edisi Monday, March 17, 2025

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Projects at Risk Due to Lack of Financing

State-owned construction firms face a financial crisis. Budget cuts result in lost contracts and delayed payments.

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IKN Contractors in Debt

The IKN development burdens several state-owned construction firms. New contracts bring both hope and risk.

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Wijaya Karya’s Debt Burden After Whoosh

Wijaya Karya struggles to manage its finances amid a tough climate. The company is burdened by lingering project costs, including the Whoosh high-speed rail.

Edisi Monday, March 10, 2025

A salesperson arranges gold bars at the gold bank service counter of Bank Syariah Indonesia at The Gade Tower, Jakarta, February 26, 2025. Antara/Muhammad Adimaja

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The Risks of Bullion Banking

State-owned pawnbroker Pegadaian and BSI are Indonesia’s first bullion bank providers. The plan is to use people’s gold deposits as an alternative funding source for government projects.

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Bullion Bank’s Impacts on Downstream Gold Sector

The presence of the bullion bank is expected to boost domestic gold downstreaming. It is a measure to prevent gold from flowing abroad.

Edisi Monday, March 3, 2025

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Military Officers Poised to Command SOEs

Hundreds of TNI officers undergo management and business training, preparing for leadership roles in state-owned and regional enterprises.

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On the Pretext of Safeguarding State Secrets

Military officers and retirees enter state-owned enterprises as ex officio officials, raising concerns over accountability. Assessing their performance in corporate leadership would be a challenge.

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The Return of Military Officers to SOEs

The placement of military officers in state-owned enterprises during the Old Order and New Order eras was rife with issues and misconduct. It was a different model of leadership.

Edisi Monday, February 24, 2025

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Sritex under Police Protection

Curators struggle to execute Sritex bankruptcy ruling amid alleged government and police intervention.

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The Scenario to Save Sritex

The government reportedly prepares a state-owned enterprise to rescue Sritex. The option of investment under Danantara emerges.

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Deputy Manpower Minister Immanuel Ebenezer: No Layoffs at Sritex

Immanuel Ebenezer confirmed reports of law enforcement involvement, including the police and state intelligence, in the government’s efforts to save Sritex.

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The Anxiety over Import Quota Reallocation

Business owners demand the government fulfill its promise to restore beef import quota, which remains stuck between two ministries.

Edisi Monday, February 17, 2025

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Washington, United States, February 3, 2025. Reuters/Kent Nishimura

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Impact of the USAID Freeze to Indonesia

Several government programs come to a standstill after the United States’ decision to freeze USAID. It is necessary to find alternative donors.

Edisi Monday, February 10, 2025

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Edisi Monday, February 3, 2025

Office buildings at Jakarta's business center, shrouded in pollution haze, June 19, 2024. Tempo/M Taufan Rengganis

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100 Unconvincing Days

Foreign investor confidence in Prabowo Subianto’s administration remains low in its first 100 days. Spending surged without a corresponding increase in revenue.

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Businesspeople in the President’s Inner Circle

Several business figures are part of Prabowo Subianto’s inner circle, resembling the Benteng Program, which once granted privileges to indigenous entrepreneurs.

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Reversing Course: Prabowo First 100 Days in Economic Policy

The gap between Prabowo’s ambition and reality leads to policy inconsistencies.

Edisi Monday, January 27, 2025

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The Resurgence of Foot-and-Mouth Disease

Foot-and-mouth disease is making a comeback. The risk of transmission is high, partly due to suspected violations of meat import regulations.

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Reconciliation in Kadin

The conflict within Kadin between Arsjad Rasjid and Anindya Bakrie finally ended. Ministers and politicians stepped in as mediators.

Edisi Monday, January 20, 2025

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The Dream of High Economic Growth

The government leans on the food, social, and downstream sectors to achieve its target of 8 percent annual economic growth. Many external factors hinder progress. Some policies are counterproductive.

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The Three Million Houses Program

The property industry is thriving, driven by the three-million-homes program. However, challenges remain in disbursing incentives and funding.

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Self-Sufficiency Shortcuts

The government raises the purchase price of unhusked rice and halts imports of four food commodities in the hope of achieving self-sufficiency.

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The Advantages and Disadvantages of Energy Plantation Forests

Energy plantations present a new opportunity amid a sluggish demand for forest products. However, this carries the risk of further expanding deforestation.

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Food to Replace the Saturated Mineral Industry

President Prabowo Subianto launched the downstreaming of 28 commodities. The downstreaming of food is replacing the saturated mineral sector.

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