MKNT Group Entities Pass Phase 3 Selection for Waste-to-Energy Project
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MKNT Group Entities Pass Phase 3 Selection for Waste-to-Energy Project

PT Adinda Losari Energi and PT Remitra Surya Abadi, subsidiaries of MKNT Group, have passed the Phase 3 selection process for a waste-to-energy project managed by PT Danantara Investment Management. This marks a significant step for the company's expansion into the new energy sector.

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