With an investment of Rp123 trillion, the oil refinery's capacity has increased from 260,000 barrels per day to 360,000 barrels per day, with Euro 5 standard fuel that is more environmentally friendly and produces lower emissions.
The government is ensuring food security in affected areas until Ramadan and Eid al-Fitr. In the energy sector, PT Pertamina Corporate Secretary Arya Dwi Paramitha has confirmed that energy supplies remain secure.
This country is blessed with abundant natural resources, especially coal and renewable energy, but on the other hand faces global pressure to reduce emissions and demands for a just energy transition.
With the implementation of B50, the government estimates that imports of diesel fuel with a cetane number (CN) of 48, which is commonly used for motor vehicles and public facilities, can be stopped.
Looking at the business calculations behind Unilever's divestment of the Sariwangi tea business. What is behind it?
The Ministry of Health has proposed a budget of Rp500 billion for this follow-up recovery plan. According to the plan, the funds will be used to replace damaged medical equipment such as ambulances, CT scan and MRI machines, and damaged physical health facilities.
The Association of State-Owned Banks (Himbara) held a series of Extraordinary General Meetings (EGMs) from the end of 2025 and continuing into the beginning of this year. A number of these EGMs were considered strategic because they took place at the beginning of the year, following a major consolidation within the state-owned banking sector.
The total number of retail investors with Single Investor Identification (SID) in the capital market jumped by 5.25 million in one year. In 2024, the number was 14.87 million, then skyrocketed to 20.12 million on December 19, 2025.
Of the 70 issuers on the potential delisting radar, four state-owned enterprises are of particular concern. Issuers with the potential for delisting come from various sectors, ranging from textiles to property and others.
Indonesia's Manufacturing PMI for December 2025 stood at 51.2, down from 53.3 in November 2025. Despite this decline, Indonesia's PMI remains above the 50 level, which means it is still in expansionary territory.
In the agreement, the Indonesian House of Representatives also approved the OJK's proposal to raise the free float limit for continuous listing obligations from 7.5% to a minimum of 10–15% in accordance with market capitalization. This adjustment will be given time so that listed companies can prepare themselves.
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