Indonesia to Revoke Pertamina's Land Rights Over 19 Hectares Following Court Ruling

Indonesia's National Land Agency (ATR/BPN) is obligated to promptly revoke the land use rights (HGB) for a 19-hectare plot of land owned by state-owned oil company Pertamina, following a final court ruling. This decision signifies progress in the legal proceedings concerning land ownership, indicating that the ATR/BPN has entered the phase of enforcing the court's judgment. The HGB grants the right to use and develop land in Indonesia for a specified period. The revocation of Pertamina's rights over this 19-hectare property will usher in a new phase regarding its future utilization. Further details regarding the specific circumstances of this case, the exact location of the land, and the reasons for the revocation are limited in publicly available information and require further confirmation. Source: Sindonews