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Six Investors Competing for Salim Oleochemicals

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It’s not just retail stores that hold sales at the end of the year. The Indonesian Bank Restructuring Agency (IBRA) doesn’t want to be left out either. The agency is in a race to gather up no less than Rp5.2 trillion, as the remainder of its requirement to deposit a total of Rp 18.9 trillion into government coffers. IBRA has no choice but to sell off assets under its management. It makes sense, therefore, if during these last two mont

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