AGO Confiscates Ayaka Suites Hotel In South Jakarta Regarding Corruption Cases And Sritex TPPU

The Attorney General's Office (AGO) confiscated assets in the form of the Ayaka Suites Hotel located in South Jakarta. This confiscation is related to the alleged case of Money Laundering (TPPU) with the origin of the corruption in the granting of PT Sritex credit.

Head of the Legal Information Center (Kapuspenkum) of the AGO, Anang Supriatna, confirmed that this step had been carried out by the Asset Recovery Task Force (Satgas PA).

"This confiscation action is part of a series of law enforcement processes in the TPPU case allegedly carried out by the IKL suspect (Iwan Kurniawan Lukminto)," said Anang in Jakarta, Friday, December 12, 2025.

For The Recovery Of State Losses

Anang explained that the confiscation of the Ayaka Suites Hotel was carried out based on an investigation warrant and a confiscation warrant issued by the Deputy Attorney General for Special Crimes (Jampidsus).

Investigators found strong allegations that the assets were directly or indirectly related to criminal acts, and were allegedly from or used as a means to commit PT Sritex's corruption.

"Therefore, the confiscation of the hotel is needed to ensure the fulfillment of the process of proof and recovery of state financial losses," he said.

The confiscation stages carried out include physical and administrative examination of hotel objects, installation of confiscation signs at strategic points, as well as data collection and listing of assets for the benefit of further legal proceedings.

Handed Over To Manage BPA

This confiscation is a commitment of the Prosecutor's Office which not only criminalizes the perpetrators, but is parallel to efforts to recover the state losses incurred. The confiscation process, which was also witnessed by the National Land Agency (BPN), was needed because investigators found a strong suspicion that the assets were directly related to criminal acts.

After being confiscated, the Ayaka Suites Hotel was handed over to the AGO's Asset Recovery Agency (BPA) for management.

"The evidence needs to be maintained with the consideration that the evidence has a high economic value and requires quite a large maintenance fee," explained Anang.

PT Sritex Corruption Case

The confiscation of this hotel is related to the status of the suspect Iwan Kurniawan Lukminto, the former Deputy President Director of PT Sritex Tbk. Iwan Kurniawan and his brother, Iwan Setiawan Lukminto as the President Director of PT Sritex Tbk, were named as suspects for TPPU on September 1, 2025.

Both are suspected of being involved in money laundering offenses with criminal acts of origin of corruption in the provision of fictitious credit by PT BJB, PT Bank DKI, and Central Java BPD to PT Sritex Tbk and its subsidiaries during the period 2005 to 2022.