PT Djarum Responds to KPK Office Search
Indonesian tobacco giant PT Djarum has issued a statement following a search by the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) at its offices, affirming cooperation while seeking further clarification on the basis and objectives of the investigation. The company emphasized its commitment to transparency and adherence to legal procedures.
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