State Loss Of IDR 3.2 Billion In Investment Corruption Of BUMD Rembang, Former Director Named As Suspect

The former Finance Director of PT Rembang Bangkit Sejahtera Jaya with the initials NA was detained after undergoing an investigation 9 Photo Via ANTARA)

SEMARANG - The Central Java High Prosecutor's Office (Kejati) has detained the former Finance Director of PT Rembang Bangkit Sejahtera Jaya with the initials NA as a suspect.

NA is suspected of being involved in a corruption case in investment in the Rembang Regency Regional Owned Enterprise (BUMD).

The head of the Central Java High Prosecutor's Office, Andi Herman, stated that the state's loss due to the alleged corruption was around Rp. 3.2 billion.

He explained that the crimes that occurred in the period 2017 to 2020 began when PT Rembang Bangkit Sejahtera Jaya formed a subsidiary named PT Anindya Guna Utama.

"The establishment of this subsidiary is problematic because it did not get approval at the GMS and did not have a feasibility analysis from an independent team," he said in Semarang, Antara, Tuesday, April 5.

During its journey, PT Rembang Bangkit Sejahtera Jaya invested Rp 7.3 billion through its subsidiary for cooperation in construction services.

"From the various types of investment in the construction sector, it turns out that only around Rp. 3 billion can be returned to the company," he said.

In practice, he said, the investment money is known to buy projects.

In this case, the prosecutor's office also named the Director of PT Anindya Guna Utama with the initials HAP as a suspect.

For their actions, the suspects were charged with Law Number 31 of 1999 which was amended and added to Law Number 20 of 2001 concerning the Eradication of Corruption Crimes.