PT Timah Boss Claims Uninvolved with Corruption Case Worth Rp271tn
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3 April 2024 12:11 WIB
TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - President Director of PT Timah Ahmad Dani Virsal claimed that he was not involved in the alleged corruption case of tin trading in the company’s mining business license (IUP) area from 2015 to 2022. The Attorney General's Office is currently handling the case.
"I ensure that I am not involved in the events that have occurred so far from 2015-2022," Ahmad Dani said at a Public Hearing of Commission VI of the House of Representatives on Tuesday, April 2, 2024, as quoted from Antara.
Ahmad claims that the company he leads has reformed the organization since January 2024 by rearranging the scope of work and authority.
"We have cut many things to improve the acceleration of delegation communication, community service, and cooperative relationships with community miners," he said.
Not only that, Ahmad also said that PT Timah is trying to make several improvements in several internal systems to speed up decisions and provide certainty.
That way, Ahmad said, the products produced by PT Timah can be measured and traced properly. "Including the origins of the products and where they will be sold," Ahmad said.
Last week, on March 27, Investigators of the Deputy Attorney General for Special Crimes of the AGO named HM a suspect in the tin trading corruption case.
In addition to HM, several parties were also named as suspects, including RL as General Manager (GM) of PT TIN; BY as former Commissioner of CV VIP; RI as President Director of PT SBS; SG alias AW and MBG, both as mining entrepreneurs in Pangkalpinang City, Bangka Belitung Islands Province.
Next, HT alias AS as President Director of CV VIP (a company owned by suspect TN alias AN); MRPT alias RZ as President Director of PT Timah from 2016 to 2021; EE alias EML as Finance Director of PT Timah from 2017 to 2018, TN alias AN and AA.
In addition, one person was named as a suspect in obstructing the corruption investigation with the initials TT.
ANTARA
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