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    "data": {
        "id": 1775871,
        "msgid": "three-natural-resource-commodities-must-be-exported-through-pt-dsi-1780281681",
        "date": "2026-05-31 16:46:00",
        "title": "Three Natural Resource Commodities Must Be Exported Through PT DSI",
        "author": "Cahya  Mulyana",
        "source": "MEDIA_INDONESIA",
        "tags": "",
        "topic": "Trade",
        "summary": "The Indonesian government has mandated that exports of coal, palm oil, and ferro alloy must go through state-owned PT DSI from June 2025, aiming to strengthen oversight and prevent illicit practices like under-invoicing. The move, which covers 23.4% of national exports, will run as a transitional phase until end-2026 before full implementation by early 2027.",
        "content": "<p>Economic Coordinating Minister Airlangga Hartarto announced that the\ngovernment will require exports of three natural resource commodities to\nbe conducted through PT Danantara Sumber Daya Indonesia (PT DSI). The\nthree commodities\u2014coal, palm oil, and ferro alloy\u2014will enter a\ntransitional phase starting 1 June 2025. Airlangga explained that this\npolicy is the first step in implementing a single-channel export\nmechanism for national strategic commodities, which have historically\nbeen Indonesia\u2019s largest export contributors. \u2018The export of these\nnatural resource commodities must go through a single channel via the\nstate-owned export company named PT Danantara Sumber Daya Indonesia\nPersero, or PT DSI,\u2019 he said in Jakarta on Sunday (31 May). He stressed\nthat the single-channel scheme aims to strengthen oversight, data\nvalidity, and national export governance. \u2018This strategic natural\nresource export will be conducted through a single-channel mechanism\nwith enhanced export monitoring and data quality to ensure better\nimplementation,\u2019 Airlangga said. The policy will be implemented from 1\nJune 2025 to 31 December 2026 as a transitional phase. During this\nperiod, export activities will continue as usual by individual\ncompanies, but they must report through PT DSI. Export reporting will\nintegrate with the Customs system via the CEISA 4.0 portal. The\ngovernment believes this mechanism will enhance oversight and prevent\npractices such as under-invoicing, transfer pricing, and export proceeds\nflight, ensuring recorded export values reflect actual transactions.\n\u2018This will ensure the state\u2019s obligations and revenue from exports are\noptimised,\u2019 Airlangga said. He also noted that the three commodities\ncontributed $66.13 billion in exports in 2025, accounting for 23.4% of\ntotal national exports. The government will conduct an evaluation within\nthe first three months before fully implementing the next phase by 1\nJanuary 2027 at the latest. Meanwhile, Chief Operating Officer (COO)\nDony Oskaria stated that the government has provided a six- to\nseven-month transitional period to ensure smooth adjustments. He\nemphasised that PT Danantara Sumber Daya Indonesia will operate under\nprinciples of transparency, accountability, and public oversight. \u2018We\nensure the company will operate transparently and be monitored by all\nIndonesians,\u2019 he said. Dony also noted that human resources selection is\nongoing with strict procedures, alongside technology system development\nto support company operations. \u2018Therefore, Danantara Indonesia will\nstrive to the best of our ability and remain accountable to the\nIndonesian public in implementing this programme,\u2019 he concluded.\n(Ins\/P-3)<\/p>",
        "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/three-natural-resource-commodities-must-be-exported-through-pt-dsi-1780281681",
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