His Son Is A Suspect, The Attorney General's Office Confiscates Cash And Documents From The House Of Migas Boss Riza Chalid

Poto's statement: Riza Chalid's son was arrested by the Attorney General's Office (Dadan VOI)

JAKARTA A special criminal investigator from the Attorney General's Office searched the house of oil and gas entrepreneur Muhammad Riza Chalid on Jalan Jenggala 2 No.1, Kebayoran Baru, South Jakarta, and his office at Plaza Asia on the 20th floor on Tuesday, February 25, 2025. From the search, investigators found various documents and cash.

Head of the Attorney General's Office for Legal Information, Harli Siregar, revealed that at the house which also functions as an office, investigators confiscated 34 ordners containing documents related to companies engaged in imports of crude and shiping.

In addition, 89 bundles of documents were also found which are currently being studied and cash amounting to Rp833 million in rupiah and USD 1,500. Not only that, investigators also confiscated two CPU units.

"All of this evidence has been confiscated. Investigators continue to analyze the data found, including those in the CPU," said Harli Siregar on Wednesday, February 26, 2025.

Apart from Riza Chalid's house, investigators also confiscated four boxes containing documents from Plaza Asia. "All of these documents are related to the investigation of the case we are currently handling," added Harli.

Riza Chalid is known to be the father of Muhammad Kerry Andrianto Riza, a suspect in the corruption case of crude oil governance and refinery products at PT Pertamina, Subholding, and Cooperation Contract Contractors (KKKS) for the 2018'2023 period. Kerry was named a suspect along with six other people.

In this case, investigators suspect that the state suffered losses of up to Rp193.7 trillion.