The Attorney General's Office (AGO) has officially named nine suspects in the alleged corruption case of crude oil governance and refinery products at PT Pertamina Persero Sub Holding-KKKS for the period 2018-2023. Based on the calculation, the total state losses in the case reached Rp285 trillion.
"The total state financial and economic losses in this case amounted to Rp285,017,731,964,389," said Director of Investigation at Jampidsus, Abdul Qohar, to reporters quoted on Friday, July 11.
This value is the result of calculations by involving experts. In addition, the nominal comes from two main components, namely state financial losses and state economic losses.
"So it is true, investigators calculated two aspects, namely financial losses and state economic losses, and the amount reached more than Rp285 trillion," said Qohar.
The amount of state losses in this case has increased from the initial calculation that has been carried out in the previous investigation process. The previous AGO said that the state loss was only Rp. 193.7 trillion.
Previously, the AGO named nine new suspects. One of them is Muhammad Riza Chalid (MRC) as Beneficial Owner of PT Orbit Terminal Merak.
"From the results of the marathon investigation with the number of witnesses as stated, the investigative team concluded that sufficient evidence had been obtained to determine 9 suspects," said Qohar.
Meanwhile, other suspects, namely Alfian Nasution (AN) as Vice President of Supply and Head Office Distribution of PT Pertamina 2011-2015; Hanung Budya Marityanta (HB) as Director of Marketing and Commerce of PT Pertamina 2014; and Toto Nugroho (TN) as Vice President Integrated Supply Change in 2017-2018.
Then, Dwi Sudarsono (DS) as the Vice President and Product Head of PT Pertamina Persero 2018-2020; Martin Haendra Nata (MH) as the Development Manager Business of PT Travigura in 2019-2021; Indra Putra Harsono (IP) as the Development Business Manager of Mahameru Kencana Abadi; and MRC as the Beneficial Owner of PT Orbit Terminal Merak.
They were named as suspects because they were suspected of making direct appointments to the Merak fuel terminal with a high rental price that did not benefit Pertamina. In addition, formulate for Pertalite products are illegal.
"Their actions contradict a number of rules, including Law Number 22 of 2001 concerning Oil and Gas, Law Number 30 of 2007 concerning Energy, Limited Company Law, and Minister of State-Owned Enterprises regarding good corporate governance," said Qohar.
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Currently, eight suspects have been detained for the next 20 days. However, Riza Chalid has not been detained because he is still in Singapore.
"Investigators will be detained for the next 20 days starting on July 10, 2025 today," he said.
For their actions, the suspects are suspected of violating Article 2 paragraph (1) or Article 3 in conjunction with Article 18 of the Corruption Crime Law in conjunction with Article 55 paragraph (1) 1 of the Criminal Code.
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