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Tuesday, August 20, 2002

Several investors who successfully bid for credit assets have withdrawn their offers, costing the Indonesian government hundreds of billions of rupiah in losses.Are IBRA officials involved?

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Syafruddin Temenggung entered his office with a bundle of documents under his arm. Enthusiastically, he showed TEMPO a list of successful bidders for credit assets under IBRA's Sale of Credit Assets program (PPAK). With a hint of pride in his voice, this former secretary of the Financial Sector Policy Committee (KKSK) displayed the bids made by investors for the credit assets of the APAC Group, a textile conglomerate owned by Johannes Kotjo. W

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