Article: INDONESIAN COS FACING FINANCIAL PROBLEM TO BE RESTRUCTURED.

Article: INDONESIAN COS WANT OIL PRICE HIKE TO BE GRADUAL, ...
AsiaPulse News;  February 26, 2001 ;     461 words ... ... household use. It would also be given to small and medium businesses and state electricity company PLN, which has been facing financial difficulties. The market price will be for export-oriented companies and foreign ships operating in domestic waters ...

Article: Tata Power completes acquisition of stakes in Indonesian ...
PTI - The Press Trust of India Ltd.;  June 27, 2007 ;     538 words ...Tata Power completes acquisition of stakes in Indonesian cos Mumbai, June 27 (PTI) Tata Power today said it has completed acquisition of 30 per cent stakes in Indonesian thermal coal producers ...

Article: INDONESIAN COS POSTPONE $US1.5 BLN BOND ISSUE ...
AsiaPulse News;  July 10, 2008 ;     614 words ...JAKARTA, July 10 Asia Pulse - A number of Indonesian companies have postponed plans to issue bonds valued at Rp13.6 trillion (US$1.5 billion) as the market is not conducive with investors demanding high coupon rates of up to 14 per cent. Bond market is not favorable marked with a higher demand for

Article: INDONESIAN COS TO SET UP FUND MANAGEMENT JOINT ...
AsiaPulse News;  February 16, 2000 ;     507 words ...JAKARTA, Feb 16 Asia Pulse - Indonesia's Principal Financial Group is planning a business tie-up with state-owned Bank Mandiri to set up a joint venture company to operate in pension funds and asset management. Iskandar Sutadisastra, the company's vice president, said that Principal had signed a

Article: INDONESIAN COS PGN AND IP SIGN $US181.2 MLN GAS ...
AsiaPulse News;  September 22, 2008 ;     577 words ...JAKARTA, Sept 22 Asia Pulse - Indonesian state-owned gas utility company PT Perusahaan Gas Negara (PGN) and electricity company PT Indonesia Power have signed a gas sales contract valued at Rp1.7 trillion (US$181.24 million). PGN's corporate secretary Heri Yusup said under the deal signed last week

Article: INDONESIAN COS STILL REQUIRED TO BUY FUEL IN ...
AsiaPulse News;  May 26, 2000 ;     608 words ...JAKARTA, May 26 Asia Pulse - Export-oriented industries which have agreed to buy fuel from state oil company Pertamina in foreign currency would still have to abide by the agreement. "This should not be construed as a setback, but rather as an effort to give priority to the national interest,"

Article: INDONESIAN COS TO BUY BACK $US2.2 BLN IN SHARES ...
AsiaPulse News;  October 13, 2008 ;     700+ words ...JAKARTA, Oct 13 Asia Pulse - At least 22 publicly traded companies including 11 state companies plans to buy back their shares from investing public following plunging shares on the Indonesian Stock Exchange. The companies will spend around Rp21.2 trillion (US$2.2 billion) including Rp10 trillion