The Task Force for Handling State Collection Rights for the Bank Indonesia Liquidity Assistance Fund (BLBI Task Force) confiscated the collateral assets of the debtor PT Eraska Nofa in the form of 168 plots of land covering an area of 290,810 m2 on Kranggan Wetan Street, Jatisampurna District, Bekasi, West Java.
These assets are collateral items from PT Eraska Nofa which were confiscated in the context of settlement of receivable obligations to the state which until now have not been fulfilled in the amount of Rp12.12 billion and US$7.84 million, not including administrative costs (BIAD) of 10 percent.
Head of the BLBI Task Force Rionald Silaban revealed that the BLBI Task Force confiscated it through the DKI Jakarta Branch State Receivables Affairs Committee (PUPN).
This confiscation was carried out by the BLBI Task Force together with the Confiscation Officer of the Bekasi State Assets and Auction Service Office (KPKNL), which was attended by the Head of the Secretariat of the BLBI Task Force Purnama Sianturi, Director of Law and Public Relations Yanis Dhaniarto, Head of the Regional Office of the Directorate General of State Assets (DJKN) DKI Jakarta Mahmudysah, and Plt. Head of KPKNL Jakarta V Des Arman.
Then there are also the Gakkum Bareskrim Polri Task Force, Kompol Andhiek Budy Kurniawan, and Kompol Hary Budiyanto.
The activity was also attended by the Head of Operations for the Bekasi City Metro Police, Kompol Agus Rohmat, Jatisampurna Police Chief Iptu Verry, TNI Kodim 0505JT, Bekasi City Government Satpol PP, and local village officials.
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Rionald explained that the debtor's or obligor's assets that had been confiscated would continue the management process through the PUPN mechanism, namely open sales (auctions) and/or other settlements.
However, until further management is carried out by PUPN, confiscated assets can still be occupied or used by debtors or obligors.
The BLBI Task Force will continue to make ongoing efforts to ensure the return of state collection rights through a series of efforts such as blocking, confiscation, and selling of obligor or debtor assets which are collateral goods and other assets owned by obligors or debtors who have so far received BLBI funds.
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