AGO Recovers Rp131 Trillion in State Losses, from CPO to Tin Cases
The Junior Attorney General for Special Crimes, Febrie Adriansyah, has revealed the performance of state loss recovery achieved through special criminal channels during the 2020-2026 period.
“From the amount determined based on court decisions that have permanent legal force, it totals Rp131,527,786,065,164,” Febrie stated during a press conference at the Government Communication Agency office in Jakarta on Wednesday (24/06/2026).
Febrie explained that the recovery of state financial losses is carried out through coercive measures by investigators, which are subsequently handed over to the Asset Recovery Agency. The breakdown of court decisions by year is as follows:
2020: Rp8.3 trillion
2021: Rp22.6 trillion
2022: Rp6.3 trillion
2023: Rp24.4 trillion
2024: Rp4.6 trillion
2025: Rp24.5 trillion
2026: Rp40.5 trillion
Furthermore, he noted that the Attorney General’s Office does not only handle strategic cases with large-scale state financial losses but also those impacting the national economy, natural resource and environmental governance, and public interests.
Examples of handled cases include:
Tin trading at PT Timah (2015-2022) with state losses reaching up to Rp300 trillion.
Management of crude oil and refinery products at PT Pertamina (2018-2023) with state financial and economic losses of Rp285 trillion.
PT Asuransi Jiwasraya case (2008-2018) with losses of Rp16.8 trillion.
Financial management and investment funds of PT Asabri (2012-2019) with state financial losses of Rp22.788 trillion.
Provision of export facilities for CPO and its derivatives: State financial losses of Rp6.047 trillion, with investigators also calculating economic losses of Rp12.312 trillion.
Palm oil plantation business activities of PT Duta Palma Group in Indragiri Hulu Regency: State losses of Rp4.798 trillion and USD 7.85 million, alongside economic losses of Rp73.92 trillion.
Aircraft procurement for PT Garuda Indonesia: State losses of USD 609.81 million, equivalent to Rp8.819 trillion.
4G BTS procurement for the Ministry of Communication and Informatics (2020-2022): State financial losses of Rp8.032 trillion.
Corruption in the import of iron, steel alloys, and derivative products: State financial losses of Rp1.06 trillion and economic losses of Rp18.89 trillion.
Textile import corruption at the Directorate General of Customs and Excise (2018-2020): State financial losses of Rp183 billion and economic losses of Rp1.646 trillion.
Education digitalisation programme by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Research, and Technology (2019-2022) with state financial losses of Rp1.98 trillion.
Management of the free nutritious meal programme at the National Nutrition Agency (2025-2026) involving six suspects from former BGN leadership and the private sector.