Indonesia Strengthens DSI as Single Export Intermediary for Natural Resources
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Indonesia Strengthens DSI as Single Export Intermediary for Natural Resources

Indonesia's State-Owned Enterprise Oversight Agency (BP BUMN) has bolstered PT Danantara Sumberdaya Indonesia (DSI), the designated single intermediary for natural resource exports, through capital injection and organizational restructuring. This move empowers DSI to fulfill its mandate for strategic natural resources under government direction.

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