AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoCredit Rating Boost: Bank Indonesia welcomed S&P Global’s affirmation of Indonesia’s BBB sovereign rating with a stable outlook, saying it reflects confidence in macro stability and that any fiscal/external weakening is temporary. Free Meals Fallout: Thousands of operators say they’re stuck after the government scaled down Prabowo’s free meals programme to save money, with a moratorium halting new kitchen operations despite permits. Energy & Palm Oil: Indonesia’s B50 biodiesel push is expected to keep this year’s crude palm oil supply “safe,” but industry warns future output must rise to sustain the mandate. Waste-to-Energy Drive: Danantara picked eight consortia for a second batch of waste-to-energy projects across 20 areas, aiming to bring in foreign capital and tech. Finance & Markets: Protelindo (Djarum-backed) raised its direct stake in Remala to 51% via share transfers and purchases. Trade & Diplomacy: Indonesia urged the US and Iran to respect the Islamabad peace MoU and stop hostilities in the Strait of Hormuz, warning of direct economic impacts. Climate Policy: Indonesia expanded forest carbon trading, approving forestry carbon units for international carbon markets and widening community participation. Higher Education Links: Malaysia proposed co-funded scholarships with Indonesia to deepen higher-education cooperation.
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