Wilmar International
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- Oct 30, 202590% CONFIDENCEfrom the source
Wilmar Sugar Unit Manager Jailed Four Years in Indonesian Import Case
- The general manager of Wilmar's Indonesian subsidiary PT Duta Sugar International was sentenced to four years and a Rp 200 million fine[1]
- Antara names him as Hendrogiarto Tiwow, one of five executives sentenced that day by the panel led by Dennie Arsan Fatrika[2]
- DSI's Rp 41.2 billion deposit with the Attorney General was forfeited as restitution for its share of the alleged losses; the other eight refiners' representatives got similar sentences[1]
- Prosecutors said the 2016 imports under Tom Lembong caused Rp 578 billion in state losses; the refiners said they followed his directive to partner state trader PPI[3]
- Wilmar regretted that the case did not mirror Lembong's, which was ended by presidential abolition[1]
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- [1]90%media-wilmar.todayir.com/2025103019302147083452_en.pdfmedia-wilmar.todayir.com· Posted Sep 24, 2026· Starts Oct 30, 2025 ✓· 64% of score
Wilmar's announcement dated 30 October 2025: the General Manager of DSI 'was today convicted and sentenced by the Central Jakarta District Court to 4 years' imprisonment'.
- [2]90%Lima petinggi perusahaan swasta divonis 4 tahun penjara di kasus gulaantaranews.com· Published Oct 30, 2025· 18% of score
Thursday 30 Oct: five executives including Hendrogiarto Tiwow, attorney-in-fact of PT Duta Sugar International's board, got four years, Rp 200 million fines and restitution; his was Rp 41.23 billion, already paid to the AGO.[1]
- [3]85%Wilmar: General Manager of P.T. Duta Sugar International charged in relation to 2016 sugar importation (20 October 2025)media-wilmar.todayir.com· Published Oct 20, 2025· 17% of score
Background: nine refiners charged over Rp 578 billion in alleged state losses (DSI's share Rp 45 billion); they say they acted on the then trade minister's directive; DSI's deposit Rp 41.23 billion.[1]
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