Bank Mandiri Loan to Haji Isam Reported
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Bank Mandiri Loan to Haji Isam Reported

Indonesia's major bank, Bank Mandiri, has reportedly provided a loan to prominent businessman Haji Isam. The loan is understood to be related to Mr. Isam's business expansion and investment activities.

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