The Attorney General's Office monitors the whereabouts of businessman Riza Chalid in connection with the alleged corruption case of crude oil governance and refinery products at PT Pertamina Subholding and Cooperation Contract Contractors (KKKS) in 2018-2023.
"It seems that it has not been (examined) because its whereabouts are still being monitored," said Head of the Legal Information Center (Kapuspenkum) of the AGO Harli Siregar as reported by ANTARA, Thursday, June 5.
This was conveyed by Kapuspenkum Harli Siregar in response to reporters' questions about whether Riza Chalid had been questioned by investigators for his connection with the corruption case in the management of crude oil.
Kapuspenkum said investigators were working with various parties in monitoring the presence of the oil boss.
"If the media also has information, yes, tell them to be clear where they are," he added.
Riza Chalid's relationship in this case was that his son, Muhammad Kerry Andrianto Riza (MKAR) was named one of the suspects in his capacity as a beneficial owner of PT Navigator Khatulistiwa.
Investigators have also searched Riza Chalid's house several times, located on Jalan Jenggala, Kebayoran Baru, South Jakarta, which is suspected of being used as an office.
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Riza Chalid is an Indonesian businessman who runs a business in various sectors, ranging from fashion retail, oil palm plantations, beverage industry, to oil trading. Thanks to his dominance in oil imports, he was nicknamed "Saudgar Oil" or "The Gasoline Good".
Born in 1960, Riza was active in the oil import business through a subsidiary of PT Pertamina, namely Pertamina Energy Trading Limited (Petral).
Riza Chalid's name is often associated with various oil business controversies, especially regarding Petral, which is based in Singapore.
His business is estimated to generate around US$30 billion per year, while his fortune is estimated at US$415 million. This figure makes him the 88th richest person on the 2015 Asian Globe list.
In the world of oil, Riza owns a number of companies operating in Singapore, such as Supreme Energy, Paramount Petroleum, Straits Oil, and Cosmic Petroleum.
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