KPK Investigates Bad Credit When Checking Two Private Company Owners

JAKARTA - The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) is investigating bad loans when it examined two private company owners as witnesses on May 13, 2026 for the needs of investigating the alleged corruption case in the provision of credit facilities by the Indonesian Export Financing Institution (LPEI).

KPK spokesman Budi Prasetyo explained that the two witnesses were RK as the owner of PT Apollo Aneka Persada as well as PT Trasindo Jaya Perkasa and PH as the owner of PT Intan Baruprana Finance which has now changed its name to PT Intan Baru Prana.

"Both witnesses were cooperative. During the examination, the witness was asked about the bad credit to LPEI," Budi told journalists in Jakarta, Thursday, as reported by Antara.

Furthermore, he said the KPK suspected that there were a number of debtors who did not use the budget or credit disbursed by LPEI in accordance with the initial proposal.

Therefore, he said, the KPK suspected there was embezzlement from the credit disbursement given, which could potentially harm the state's finances.

Previously, on March 3, 2025, the KPK named five suspects in the case, namely two people from LPEI and three people from the debtor party PT Petro Energy.

The two suspects from LPEI are LPEI's Managing Director I Dwi Wahyudi and LPEI's Managing Director IV Arif Setiawan.

Then three suspects from the debtor party, PT Petro Energy (PE), namely President Director of PT Caturkarsa Megatunggal as well as President Commissioner of PT PE Jimmy Masrin, President Director of PT PE Newin Nugrohoserta Director of Finance of PT PE Susi Mira Dewi Sugiarta.

The KPK also named Hendarto as a suspect on August 28, 2025 related to the cluster of debtors of PT Sakti Mait Jaya Langit and PT Mega Alam Sejahtera in the PT Bara Jaya Utama group. Hendarto is the owner of two companies that are part of the group.

In this case, the KPK said there were 15 debtors who received credit facilities from LPEI, and allegedly caused state losses of more than IDR 11 trillion.