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Inalum

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To implement the provisions in the master agreement, the Indonesian government issued Presidential Decree No.5/1976 which underlies the formation of the Asahan Project Development Authority as a government representation responsible for the Asahan Project development. Inalum is noted as a pioneer and
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Inalum was established in Jakarta on January 6, 1976, to build and operate the Asahan Project, in accordance with the master agreement. The shares comparison between the Indonesian government and Nippon Asahan Aluminium Co., Ltd. at the time was 10% and 90%, respectively. The shares later changed
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through Asahan River prompted Indonesian government to build a hydropower plant. In 1972, the hydropower development plan strengthened after the government received a report from Nippon Koei, a Japanese consulting company, that the feasibility study of building hydropower plant was possible to be
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Inalum is expected to become a holding holding of all state-owned mining companies. This is done so that the companies have greater integration of operations with diverse mine production while supporting the downstream mine industrialization. Members of the holding company including
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Inalum officially became a state-owned company on 19 December 2013 after the government took over shares owned by the consortium. PT Inalum (Persero) officially became the 141st state-owned company on 21 April 2014 in accordance with Government Regulation No. 26/2014.
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built as well as an aluminum smelter as the main user of the electricity it produced. Following the study, after lengthy negotiations and with economic assistance from the Japanese government for the project - later known as the
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on 1 November 2013 in accordance with the master agreement. The Indonesian government and Nippon Asahan Aluminium Co., Ltd. terminate the contract on 9 December 2013, and
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gradually: in October 1978 the shares became 25% and 75%, in June 1987 it became 41.13% with 58.87%, and since February 10, 1998 it became 41.12% with 58.88%.
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the first company in Indonesia who engaged in the aluminum smelting industry with total investment of 411 billion Yen.
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smelting. The company manages the huge potential of electricity generated from
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The status change of Inalum into a state-owned company occurred
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government to take advantage of the swift flow of water from
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Non-renewable resource companies established in 1976
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Index

Trade name
State-owned enterprise
Aluminium
North Sumatra
Operating income
Net income
Total assets
Total equity
www.inalum.id
www.mind.id
aluminium
Asahan River
Dutch East Indies
Lake Toba
Tokyo
Aneka Tambang
State-owned enterprises of Indonesia
Aneka Tambang
Grasberg mine






"Inalum Annual Report 2018"
Japan Bank for International Cooperation
Mitsui Aluminium
Nippon Light Metal
Sumitomo Chemical

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