Witness Of The PK Session Calls Asabri Not Alami Losses When Led By Adam Damiri

The Reconsideration Session (PK) Of The Former Director Of Asabri, Adam Damiri At The Central Jakarta District Court

JAKARTA - PT Asabri (Persero) is said to have suffered no losses when led by Adam Damiri in the period 201-2016. The former president director of the state-owned company is also said to have not received any money related to corruption.

This was conveyed by Adam Damiri's adopted son, Linda Susanti, who was presented at the follow-up hearing for a review request (PK) at the Central Jakarta District Court (PN), Monday, November 10.

Adam Damiri filed a PK for being sentenced to 16 years in prison in a corruption case in the management of PT Asabri funds. Cases registered with number 17/Akta.Pid.Sus/PK/TK/2025/PN JKT.PST.

"So 2011 (the error was obtained, ed) directly from PT Asabri. 2012, 2013, 2014, and 2015 are in your office (Adam Damiri). I tried to ask Asabri directly, is this the minutes true. After I found, there was a financial loss profit report, and there was also an increase in mutual fund dam shares in the days of Mr. Adam Damiri, "said Linda in front of the panel of judges.

Linda said new evidence or novum was found and had never been disclosed in the first-degree trial or cassation level. He has also asked for the opinion of five auditors on the document.

"In the minutes, it shows that Pak Adam Damiri's financial statements have no state losses. Even every year from 2011 to 2015 it increases every year," he said.

"That's based on the data?" asked Adam Damiri's lawyer, Deolipa Yumara.

"Based on the data, it was profitable from 2011 to 2015," said Linda.

Instead of losing, said Linda, PT Asabri during the Adam Damiri period posted profits ranging from IDR 1 trillion to IDR 4 trillion. The document has been approved by the Supreme Audit Agency (BPK) and the Board of Directors of PT Asabri so that there was a mistake.

Because, Linda said that the losses during the tenure of Adam Damiri and Soni Wijaya were combined so that the loss rate seemed much greater.

"In the facts of the trial, it was stated that during the time of Mr. Adam Damiri, state financial losses were only Rp. 2.6 trillion, not Rp. 22.7 trillion. The shares calculated as losses were still owned by PT Asabri and were still moving positively," he said.

Linda also emphasized that there was no flow of funds from Asabri's investment management to Adam Damiri's personal account.

The Rp17.9 billion in cash mentioned in the indictment, said Linda, was not the result of corruption, but the return of personal debt and investments that were not related to PT Asabri.

He also assessed that the calculation of replacement money in this case was not in accordance with the Corruption Act. According to Linda, the process should have been carried out based on the proceeds of a criminal act, not from recovering personal debt.

"There is no flow of funds from Asabri to Mr. Adam. The money that is said to come from the return of private debts by two people, namely Harjani Prem Ramchand and Sutedy Alwan Anis. They are not suspects and have no relationship with Asabri," he concluded.