With A Value Of Almost Rp. 100 Billion, The BLBI Crossing Asset Confiscation Task Force In Yogyakarta And East Java

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The Task Force for Handling State Collection Rights for the Bank Indonesia Liquidity Assistance Fund (BLBI) has again confiscated the assets of BLBI evaders in the Yogyakarta and East Java regions.

Head of the BLBI Task Force Rionald Silaban explained that several objects confiscated included four assets from Baringin Marulam Hasiholan Panggabean and Joseph Januardy who were PKPS Obligors of Bank Namura Internusa in the form of land with a total area of 1,551 square meters located in Dukuh Pakis District, Surabaya City. From them, an estimated value of Rp. 15.5 billion was found.

"The assets are collateral from obligors in order to settle shareholder obligations to the government," he said on Thursday, October 20.

Rionald added that other assets belonged to PT Inkud Animal Nusantara in the form of 322 square meters of land located in Sukun District, Malang City. Then, in the form of land and buildings covering an area of 86 square meters located in Sedati District, Sidoarjo Regency, East Java.

The Task Force also confiscated other assets of debtors on behalf of PT Sadean Intramitra Corporation in the form of plot land at Pesona Merapi Housing, Sleman Yogyakarta covering an area of 13,115 square meters with an estimated value of Rp65.5 billion.

Then, it was also revealed that physical control by installing a sign on one property asset of the former BPPN/ex BLBI, the land located in Gondokusuman District, Yogyakarta covering an area of 902 square meters worth Rp. 18 billion.

"This asset is listed as a state asset in the Financial Statements of the Central Government/Special Transaction Financial Reports, which are currently managed by the Ministry of Finance cq. Directorate General of State Assets," he said.

Furthermore, the confiscation of debtor/obligor assets that have been confiscated will continue the management process through the PUPN mechanism, namely open sales (auctions) and/or other settlements.

However, Rionald stated that until further management was carried out by PUPN, confiscated assets could still be occupied or used by debtors/obligors.

As for the property assets of the former BPPN/ex BLBI, the government will carry out further management in accordance with applicable regulations.

"The BLBI Task Force will continue to make ongoing efforts to ensure the return of state collection rights through a series of efforts such as blocking, confiscation, and selling assets which are collateral and other assets owned by obligors/debtors who have received BLBI funds," he concluded.