Attorney General's Office Seizes Assets Worth Rp338.3 Billion Belonging to Chinese Mining Boss
The Attorney General’s Office (Kejagung) has seized assets worth Rp338.3 billion in connection with the alleged corruption case involving the management of bauxite Mining Business Licences (IUP) for PT Quality Success Sejahtera (QSS) in West Kalimantan for the 2017-2025 period.
The Head of the Legal Information Centre of the Attorney General’s Office, Anang Supriatna, stated that the hundreds of billions of rupiah in seized assets belong to the suspect, Sudianto, alias Aseng, who serves as the Beneficial Owner of PT QSS.
The evidence was seized by the investigation team from the Junior Attorney General for Special Crimes and the Asset Recovery Agency Team of the Attorney General’s Office at several locations within the West Kalimantan legal jurisdiction between 25 and 29 August 2026.
“The total estimated value of all evidence seized by the investigation team during the seizure process reached Rp338,358,700,000,” Anang said in a written statement on Sunday (30/8).
The seized evidence includes immovable assets in the form of land and buildings valued at Rp1,438,700,000 across two locations. This includes two plots of land/buildings in Pontianak City worth Rp908,800,000 and three plots of land/buildings in Kubu Raya Regency worth Rp529,900,000.
Furthermore, movable assets including maritime transport, heavy equipment, and operational fleets were seized with an estimated value of Rp336,920,000,000. Specifically, at the PT QSS mining waters/port area, seven units of barges worth a total of Rp210,000,000,000 and nine units of tugboats worth a total of Rp90,000,000,000 were taken.
At the PT QSS mining site/pit area, 16 units of operational heavy mining equipment worth a total of Rp32,000,000,000 were seized. In the PT QSS vehicle pool/logistics route area, 23 Hino dump trucks worth Rp4,370,000,000 and 23 Dongfeng dump trucks worth Rp1,380,000,000 were also seized.
In the same area, two double-cabin operational vehicles worth Rp400,000,000 and one single-cabin operational vehicle worth Rp150,000,000 were also seized.
Anang noted that the seizure, sealing, deposit, and validation of the assets were carried out alongside the Task Force Team of the Asset Recovery Agency of the Attorney General’s Office of Indonesia.
“The seized evidence will subsequently be deposited and secured in accordance with the applicable criminal procedure laws to maintain its integrity and economic value,” he said.
Previously, the Attorney General’s Office had named a total of five suspects in the alleged corruption case involving the mismanagement of PT QSS’s mining licences in West Kalimantan. One of them is the Beneficial Owner of PT QSS, Sudianto, alias Aseng.
Sudianto is believed to be directly involved in mining activities outside the permitted area as he controls all company activities.
The four other suspects are YA, a Commissioner of PT QSS; IA, a Licensing Consultant for PT QSS and Director of PT BMU; AP, the Director of PT QSS; and HSFD, a Mining Analyst at the Directorate of Mineral Business Development within the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources (ESDM).