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Doosan-led consortium lands US$621.73 million deal to build O Mon 3
The Petrovietnam-owned power project in Can Tho will have a capacity of 1,155 megawatts, with completion targeted for 2030.
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Hubner unsure of Indonesia's final place after 9-2 win
Late goals from Kevin Diks and Mitchell Baker sent Indonesia into the FIFA ASEAN Cup 2026 final ahead of Group A rivals Malaysia.
Indonesian women's padel pair reach Asian Games final
Fadona Kusumawati and Fitriani Sabatani beat the Philippines' Danna Abad and Joshea Malazarte 2-0, winning both sets 6-0.
Indonesia reaches FIFA ASEAN Cup final after late goals in 9-2 win
Goals from Kevin Diks and Mitch Baker secured Indonesia's progress as Malaysia beat Singapore 6-0, drawing coverage from international sports media.
- More SportsPhilippines
Napolis takes Asian Games jiu-jitsu bronze with late points
The Filipina beat Mongolia’s Tsagaanbileg Altangerel after coming through repechage, while Annie Ramirez exited in the Round of 16.
Yape wins virtual taekwondo gold, taking Philippines' Asian Games tally to four
Jeus Gabriel Derick Yape beat Vietnam's Chau Ngoc Tuyet Sang in the final, adding gold to his earlier poomsae bronze.
- MarketsIndonesia
Indonesia's IHSG closes 0.46 per cent higher at 6,036.89
Trading reached Rp12.26 trillion, with energy, consumer staples, technology and financial shares supporting the index.
- MarketsIndonesia
SMF debt repo transactions reach Rp1.25 trillion under expanded BI scheme
Daily trading in SMF debt rose from Rp31 billion to Rp180 billion, according to Bank Indonesia Governor Destry Damayanti.
- Business & CompaniesIndonesia
Indonesia to prioritise four state-owned builders in merger programme
Wijaya Karya and Waskita Karya will follow, as Danantara says they need more extensive restructuring of their finances, assets and liabilities.
- EconomyIndonesia
Bulog supplies about 4,000 tons of rice a day to steady prices
Indonesia plans more sales outlets through village cooperatives, while retail price caps remain Rp12,500 per kilogram for medium rice and Rp14,900 for premium rice.
