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Wrong Turnings from the start

Tuesday, August 6, 2019

Krakatau Steel made a test-drive of a blast furnace steel mill left fallow for over five years. Modification of the project will need additional investment.

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Krakatau Steel CEO Silmy Karim (left) at the first ignition of the steel processing mill in Cilegon, Banten, December 2018./ANTARA/Asep Fathulrahman. tempo : 171388438720.

 

Krakatau Steel’s independent commissioner Roy Maningkas only laughed when asked about the status of his position in the country’s largest steel concern. Roy had no idea whether the state-owned enterprises (SOEs) ministry had approved his resignation as commissioner. “I have not received a written reply,” said Roy over the telephone on Tuesday, July 30.

Roy submitted his letter of resignation to the SOEs mini

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