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Rolling Debts in the Fish Business

Monday, June 27, 2022

The Attorney General’s Office indicts two CEOs of a state-owned fisheries company Perum Perindo in a corruption case over mid-term notes. The government lost Rp121.4 billion and US$279,891.

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A trial of the case of alleged corruption at the state-owned Perum Perindo presents two witnesses, former Trading Manager Nur Satrio and former General Manager Min Hadi (wearing red batik) for three defendants at the Jakarta Corruption Court, June 23. Tempo/Linda Trianita . tempo : 173055749835.

AS the trade manager of the Strategic Business Unit of Fish Trade & Processing (SBU FTP) at the Indonesian Fisheries Public Corporation (Perum Perindo), Nursatrio’s job is to find a supply of fish from fishermen in line with consumer orders. Initially, he did not know that some companies that had placed orders had outstanding debts. “Superiors are usually informed if payment is not made,” said Nursatrio in the Jakarta Corrup

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Linda Trianita

Corruption Attorney General's Office marine affairs and fisheries ministry Perum Perindo
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