US EditionIndonesia Names Pertamina Officials and Oil Tycoon as Suspects in Oil Procurement Probe
Prosecutors said the probe involves manipulated tenders, leaked demand data and markups that may have raised fuel prices and state losses.
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Indonesia's 'Gasoline Godfather' a Suspect in Second Graft Case
(Bloomberg) — Indonesia has named reclusive commodities merchant Mohammad Riza Chalid as a suspect in a second corruption case tied to crude oil and fuel procurement, putting renewed scrutiny on legacy practices in one of Southeast Asia’s largest energy markets.
This was announced by the Director of Investigation at Jampidsus, Syarief Sulaeman Nahdi.
Indonesia names Pertamina officials and oil tycoon as suspects in ...
JAKARTA — Indonesia's Attorney General's Office has named seven people, including executives from state energy firm Pertamina, as suspects in a corruption probe related to crude oil procurement.The suspects in the alleged corruption, which took place between 2008 and 2015, include a vice president and a manager at Pertamina as well as three officials at Pertamina Energy Services, Syarief Sulaeman...
The Attorney General's Office has revealed the role of oil businessman Riza Chalid, who has been named a suspect again in the alleged corruption case involving crude oil procurement at Petral between 2008 and 2015.
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