Jakpro Expresses The Audit Results Of Formula E Untung Rp5 Billion, PSI Calls Not Competitive Payment Commitment Fees Hundreds Of Billions

Jakarta Formula E Circuit JIEC Ancol on Wednesday 12 May. (ANTARA-M Adimaja)

JAKARTA - Chairman of the PSI faction of the DKI Jakarta DPRD, Anggara Wicitra Sastroamidjojo, views PT Jakarta Propertindo (Jakpro)'s claim regarding the profit of implementing Formula E of IDR 5.2 billion is not commensurate with its expenses. This advantage was revealed based on the results of the audit of the financial statements of Formula E. However, Anggara said, what needs to be remembered is that this nominal is much smaller than the commitment fee of Rp560 billion which was disbursed from the APBD for the 2019 and 2020 fiscal years. “Obviously it's not true if we say we are profitable. Because it's not fair if you don't calculate the APBD expenditure of Rp560 billion yesterday. This means that it is still very far away,” Anggara told reporters, Thursday, February 2. Not to mention, it turns out that there is still a lack of commitment fee payment to Formula E Operation (FEO) amounting to Rp90.7 billion. This shortfall is Jakpro's unresolved debt burden. “Moreover, Jakpro still has to pay a commitment fee shortage of around Rp. 90 billion more than Rp. 560 billion earlier. There is still a debt, how come you dare to say profit? ” his smallpox. On the other hand, the Deputy Chairperson of Commission E of the DKI Jakarta DPRD also asked Jakpro to officially report the accountability of Formula E to the DPRD with more detailed data. "We ask Jakpro not to be strict in the media even though the report to the DPRD has not been submitted, we have been asking for it since last year. Even the revision of the feasibility study has not been given,” he said. Previously, PT Jakpro's VP Corporate Secretary, Syachrial Syarief, said that the results of the audit of the financial report on the implementation of Formula E by the public accounting firm (KAP) had been completed. "(The Formula E audit) has been completed. The second week of this month. I forgot, basically in January," Syachrial told reporters, Tuesday, January 31. Syachrial also claimed that the results of the Formula E audit were not much different from the values obtained from the preparation of PT Jakpro's internal financial report on the implementation of the electric car race. "The audit results are reasonable. The profit is indeed different from before, yes, we conveyed that at that time 6 comas amounted to billions of rupiah (Rp 6 billion more, ed). Now, 5.29 (billion rupiah) after the audit," he said. Some time ago, Jakpro has compiled an internal financial report. Jakpro recorded the racing event which was held on June 4, 2022, which earned a profit before tax of IDR 6.41 billion. The profit has calculated all revenue and cash burdens and non-cash, including obligations that are still outstanding until September 30, 2022.