Indonesian Political, Business & Finance News

Archive: 3 December 2006

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Indonesian power plants start using biofuel

Indonesia's state-owned power firm Perusahaan Listrik Negara (PLN) will start using biofuel to fire 114 small- and medium-scale power plants around the country beginning next year.PLN chief commissioner Alhilal Hamdi said the plan had been approved following the success of pilot projects for the...

Bali attracted 1.1 million foreign tourists

Denpasar, Bali Province (ANTARA News) - Bali Island, Indonesia`s most famous tourist destination, was visited by around 1.1 million foreign tourists in the January-October period in 2006, or by about 38 percent more than in the same period last year.

Theft of genetic resources a major problem

The government, concerned over the looting of the country's biological resources and the ensuing loss of intellectual property rights, convened a workshop Thursday to discuss how to respond to the theft.

10 companies eying $100 million airport project

At least 10 local and overseas firms have expressed interest in participating in the construction of the Rp 900 billion (about US$100 million) rail link between Manggarai in East Jakarta and Soekarno-Hatta International Airport,Masjraul Hidayat, president director of PT RailLink, which will operate...

machine industry to become govt' top priority

The Industry Ministry says it intends to focus on promoting four industrial engineering sectors -- the agricultural, factory, electrical and heavy machinery industries -- as part of the government's long-term industrial development program.

Indonesia to continue gas exports

Dili has been awarded the personal thanks of SMY for the Kentut efforts........

Indonesia's bond market: The price of risk

The names Bond....Junk Bond.....007

Indonesia's bond market: The price of risk

The names Bond....Junk Bond.....007

Indonesia's bond market: The price of risk

From The Economist print editionBullish lenders shrug off the growing threats in IndonesiaMODEST-sized bond offerings even in volatile countries such as Indonesia do not usually set tongues wagging. They are manufactured in droves on the financial equivalent of an assembly line.