New Finance Minister Expected to Boost Investments
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Selasa, 14 Mei 2013 19:25 WIB
Dwi Sucipto, Direktur Utama PT Semen Gresik dinilai sebagai seorang harmony builder. Dia sukses meredam keinginan anak perusahaan untuk memisahkan diri, dan malah berujung pada pembentukan holding yang kuat. Lin Che Wei menilai Semen Gresik merupakan satu dari sedikit BUMN yang lebih baik daripada swasta di sektornya. TEMPO/Fully Syafi
TEMPO.CO, Jakarta -The new Finance Minister to be appointed by the president is expected to bring fresh outlook to Indonesia's investment climate. "The Finance Minister must be the driving force of future investments," said cement company Semen Indonesia CEO Dwi Sutjipto, met during a talkshow for State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs) at the Grand Sahid Hotel on Tuesday, May 14.
Dwi said investment distribution needs immediate reorganization in order to avoid investment being centralized in Java. "Therefore, we expect a significant tax regulation to boost investments outside Java," said Dwi.
Moreover, in the banking sector, the appointed Finance Minister is expected to continue to spur growth of banking performance. "To find ways to reduce interests and make investment more lucrative," said Dwi.
