Attorney General's Office Seizes Lamborghini and Heavy Equipment in Kalbar Mining Corruption Case
The Attorney General’s Office has seized a Lamborghini Aventador luxury car and a number of heavy equipment units belonging to Sudianto (SDT) alias Aseng, the beneficial owner of PT Quality Sukses Sejahtera (QSS), in West Kalimantan. The seizure is related to a corruption case concerning the mining business permit (IUP) governance of PT QSS.
Head of the Attorney General’s Office Legal Information Centre, Anang Supriatna, explained that the search and seizure were carried out by a joint team between 11 and 16 June 2026. This step was taken as an effort to recover state financial losses. “On 11 June to 16 June, the joint team conducted searches, seizures, and sealing of several pieces of evidence in the PT QSS IUP governance case, under the name of suspect SDT alias Aseng,” Anang told reporters at the Kejagung building in South Jakarta, Tuesday (23/6/2026).
Anang detailed that the assets seized from Sudianto were quite diverse, ranging from luxury vehicles to immovable property. “Among them, there is a car, a Lamborghini Aventador, also a Fortuner, a Camry, as well as other heavy equipment such as excavators and dump trucks. There are also several plots of land and an office,” Anang revealed. Currently, the assets are in the process of being mobilised from the seizure location in Pontianak, West Kalimantan, to Jakarta. Anang mentioned that the suspect’s Lamborghini is already in transit.
“It’s on its way. (The Lamborghini) yes, it’s being shipped. It was seized there in Kalimantan, in Pontianak,” he said. “God willing, it will arrive this week, this week. Hopefully,” he added. When asked about the total value of the seized assets, the Attorney General’s Office could not yet provide a definite figure. Anang stated that his party is still conducting the valuation process. “The value is still being appraised. The important thing is that we gather them, then bring them to Jakarta,” he explained.
The case began when PT QSS, a bauxite mining company, was acquired by Sudianto (SDT) together with YA. Despite holding an official permit for a specific area, PT QSS actually conducted mining operations outside their licensed area (IUP). The illegally obtained mining products were then sold and exported using PT QSS’s official documents, such as the IUP-OP, work plan and budget (RKAB), and export approval recommendations. “In fact, the bauxite mining activities were not carried out within PT QSS’s IUP area, yet they continued to sell bauxite obtained illegally from outside the area,” explained Kapuspenkum Anang Supriatna in a statement on Saturday (23/5/2026).
Furthermore, Anang revealed the existence of bribery practices in the document processing. Suspect IA allegedly communicated and gave money to state official HSFD, an analyst at the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources. “So that even when documents did not meet the requirements, permits were still issued unlawfully,” he stated. As a result of these fraudulent practices and the misuse of licensing documents to ship bauxite illegally, state financial losses are suspected. To date, a total of five suspects have been named in the case: Sudianto (SDT) alias Aseng as the Beneficial Owner of PT QSS; YA as Commissioner of PT QSS; IA as Licensing Consultant for PT QSS and Director of PT BMU; HSFD as a Mining Analyst at the Directorate of Mineral Business Development, Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources; and AP as Director of PT QSS.