Corruption Rp112 Billion, Central Java Prosecutor's Office Sets Former Mandiri Bank Director Of Suspects

Illustration of corruption (ANTARA)

The Central Java High Prosecutor's Office (Kejati) has named the former Head of Bank Mandiri Semarang Branch, BS, as a suspect in alleged corruption in non-performing loans which resulted in state losses of up to Rp112 billion.

Head of the Legal Information Section of the Central Java Prosecutor's Office, Arfan Triono, confirmed the determination of the suspect in the case that has been handled since 2022.

According to him, BS was the head of the bank when giving credit to PT Citra Guna Perkasa and PT Harsam Indovisitama in 2016.

"The state loss from the calculation results reached Rp112 billion," said Arfan, quoted by ANTARA, Friday, July 28.

He revealed that apart from BS, there were also two other employees of the bank who were also named suspects in the case.

In handling the case, he continued, three people who were the leaders of PT Citra Guna Perkasa and PT Harsam Indovisitama were also named suspects.

The three debtors who received the credit facilities were AH, ES, and AS, respectively.

The Prosecutor's Office itself is still completing the investigation of the case before it is transferred to the prosecution for further trial.