Jakarta – Indonesia’s sovereign wealth fund, Danantara Indonesia, has uncovered indications of alleged financial engineering at state-owned postal company PT Pos Indonesia following a comprehensive due diligence and evaluation process. The findings are part of the institution’s broader effort to improve governance across state-owned enterprises.
As reported by detikFinance, Danantara’s Managing Director of Stakeholders Management & Communications, Rohan Hafas, said the review revealed long-standing financial and governance issues that had accumulated over the years. In addition to receiving various reports, Danantara also identified indications of irregularities, including alleged financial engineering.
Rohan stated that all findings are currently being followed up through audit and investigative procedures in accordance with applicable regulations. He emphasized that Danantara is committed to resolving the problems that have burdened Pos Indonesia in a professional, transparent, and legally compliant manner.
He also stressed that there will be no room for practices that undermine corporate governance. According to Rohan, Danantara’s priority is to restore Pos Indonesia into a financially healthy, professionally managed, accountable, and integrity-driven company capable of delivering quality public services.
The announcement came shortly after Pos Indonesia President Director Daud Joseph resigned from his position. Danantara said the resignation reflected the company’s need for leadership with more specialized expertise to steer the next phase of transformation and restructuring.
