Strong governments with robust and transparent infrastructure master plans and financial contributions from private industry are key to pumping East Asia’s infrastructure pipeline, government and industry leaders told participants at the second day of the World Economic Forum on East Asia.
Read morePublicly listed energy company Indika Energy is looking to develop a mega power plant project with at least US$1.2 billion in investment, to benefit from the government’s plan to boost the country’s power capacity.
Read morePT Indika Energy Tbk. (INDY), an energy company, is targeting the coal production of one of its subsidiaries PT Kideco Jaya Agung to reach 40 million tons this year, or increases by 10% compared to the realization in last year of 37 million tons.
Read moreThe Trade Ministry teamed up with the Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) to hold anIndonesia Night at the Morosani Schweizerhoff Hotel on Thursday to display the country’s rich cultural heritage through cuisine, fashion, jewelry, dance, traditional cosmetics and spa, and other arts products. Among other top Indonesian business leaders, Indika Energy president director Wishnu Wardhana, were […]
Read moreProfile of Wishnu Wardhana, the 2013 APEC CEO Summit chairman, the APEC Business Advisory Council chairman and leading entrepreneur in Indonesia.
Read moreThree Seaver alumni, Agus Lasmono, Wishnu Wardhana and Arsjad Rasjid who met as young men are now changing Indonesia’s infrastructure at the leading energy company in the country.
Read moreA number of companies from Indonesia and China sealed deals worth a total of US$28.2 billion on Thursday following a high-ranking meeting between President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono and his visiting Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping the previous day.
Read moreOn all levels: OBG talks to Arsjad Rasjid, President Director and Group Co-CEO, Indika Energy; Sinthya Roesly, CEO, Indonesia Infrastructure Guarantee Fund; and Raj Kannan, Managing Director, Tusk Advisory.
Read moreIndika Energy, an integrated coal miner, netted $485 million in a bond sale last week, funds that will be used to pay off bank loans and refinance other debt.
Read moreFitch Ratings has rated Indika Energy’s proposed bonds, to be sold by a special purpose vehicle subsidiary, at B+ with a “positive outlook”.
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