Indonesian minister alleges Singapore re-exports LNG, offers no evidence
Bahlil Lahadalia said Indonesia had no immediate plans to cut LNG exports, as other officials sought to ease bilateral tensions.
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- Business & CompaniesIndonesia
PGN agrees gas supply deals covering pipelines and LNG
Seven commercial documents include a planned 775 TBTU of LNG from Abadi Masela over 15 years from the start of commercial operations.
- EconomyIndonesia
Indonesia considers raising personal income tax allowance
The current allowance is Rp54 million annually. The Finance Ministry is examining a possible adjustment in 2027, with its effect on purchasing power under review.
- Green EnergyIndonesia
Pertamina starts cooperative-led used cooking oil collection pilot
The four-month trial in Banyumas targets 500,000 litres for use as feedstock for fuels including sustainable aviation fuel.
- Banking & FintechIndonesia
PaninBank reports Rp2.26 trillion profit as lending rises 0.4%
Lower interest expenses supported earnings, while the Indonesian bank said weak loan demand and cautious businesses limited credit growth.
- BadmintonIndonesia
Four Indonesian entries reach Hylo Open quarter-finals
Women’s doubles accounts for two of Indonesia’s remaining entries, while the country’s men’s doubles challenge has ended.
- Business & CompaniesIndonesia
Airbus and Tesla among 77 brands buying Indonesian goods, Kadin says
The chamber plans a book of buyer testimonials as it pushes businesses to increase production and sales and strengthen links with international supply chains.
- EconomyIndonesia
Bank Indonesia governor warns of prolonged global inflation risks
Destry Damayanti said persistent Middle East conflict made a near-term return to US$80-a-barrel oil difficult to envisage.
- Banking & FintechIndonesia
BI says liquidity incentives helped build more than 115,000 homes
Bank Indonesia says Rp68–69 trillion of housing-sector support went to the Asta Cita programme, with an assessment of employment effects planned.
- Business & CompaniesIndonesia
CDIA earnings drop 61.0 per cent despite higher revenue
Lower other gains, rising financing costs and a larger tax bill weighed on the Indonesian infrastructure company’s results through the third quarter of 2026.
