Indonesia calls in Singapore oil traders over Pertamina probe


Motorists queue at a PT Pertamina gas station in Jakarta, Indonesia, on Saturday, Dec. 7, 2024. - Bloomberg

JAKARTA: Indonesian investigators have invited Singapore-based oil traders to meet in the city-state next week as part of a US$12 billion corruption probe into state-owned oil firm PT Pertamina.

The requests from the Indonesian attorney general’s office come after earlier notices, sent over the past month, seeking cooperation in the investigation.

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