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End of the Road

Tuesday, March 18, 2008

Following the economic crisis, Djajanti's business folded beneath a mountain of debts.

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THE debris of the former office complex on Jalan Mardika, Ambon, seems to illustrate the fate of the Djajanti Group. On that spot used to be the offices of PT Daya Guna Samudera. The fishing company used to be the largest in Indonesia and was one of the "gold mines" of the conglomeration owned by father and son, Burhan Uray-Soedjono Varinata.

The riots in Maluku in 1999 burned the office. Its employees got scared and chose to leave Maluku. And toda

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