BLBI Task Force Wins Case Of Blocking BLBI Obligor Kaharuddin Ongko's Shares

JAKARTA The Jakarta Administrative Court won the BLBI Task Force in the case of blocking the shares of PT Bearumas Perkasa which is a stake guaranteed by Kaharuddin Ongko.

It was stated that in the TUN case number 432/G/TF/2022/PTUN.Jkt, the Panel of Judges of the Administrative Court decided that PT Bearmas Perkasa's lawsuit was not accepted.

Head of the BLBI Task Force Rionald Silaban said the reason for the blocking was based on the MRNIA's Settlement of the Obligations of the National Commercial Bank Shareholders, basically the Kaharudin Ongko Obligor had obligations and placed guarantees, one of which was the shares of PT. Beargamas Perkasa.

"Based on the search for the Task Force, it is known that the shares of PT Bearmas Perkasa have been re-owned by parties related to Kaharudin Ongko," he said in a written statement quoted on Thursday, June 15.

Rionald explained, on this basis, the act of transferring PT Bearimas Perkasa's shares to parties related to Kaharudin Ongko contradicts the Decree of the Financial Sector Policy Committee Number: KEP.03/K.KKSK/11/2000.

"In essence, the repurchase of shares and company assets by old owners and/or affiliated parties is only allowed as long as the settlement of obligations to the state has been carried out," he said.

Previously, the BLBI Task Force also won the case at the Administrative Court regarding the blocking of PT MBC shares as stated in case number 199/G/TF/2022/PTUN.Jkt.

The Task Force is noted to have aggressively pursued the shares that have been guaranteed by Kaharudin Ongko, because it is known that the shares of the company are again owned by parties who are still affiliated with Kaharudin Ongko.

Meanwhile, Kaharudin Ongko is one of the obligors who has fled Indonesia and still has an obligation as an Obligor of the National Commercial Bank of IDR 7.72 trillion (excluding administrative costs for managing 10 percent of state receivables).

In addition, as the Obligor of Bank Arya Pandurta amounting to Rp359.43 billion (excluding administrative costs for managing 10 percent of state receivables).