RANS Responds to ICW Findings on Rp 14.69 Billion Ministry Contracts
PT RANS Entertainmen Indonesia Tbk (RANS) has refuted findings by Indonesia Corruption Watch (ICW) regarding its Rp 14.69 billion contracts with two ministries for influencer services. RANS emphasized transparency and adherence to legal procedures, stating that all collaborations follow public procurement processes and encompass content production, logistics, and off-air activities, not just social media promotion.
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