Jakarta – The Jakarta Metropolitan Police have confirmed that investigations into three alleged corruption cases being handled jointly with the National Police’s Corruption Crime Corps (Kortastipidkor) are still ongoing. So far, investigators have not named or announced any suspects in the alleged corruption cases involving PLN’s coal procurement, PT Asabri (Persero), and the settlement of debts between PT CBS and PT KNI, a subsidiary of Krakatau Steel.

The update was delivered by Jakarta Police spokesperson Senior Commissioner Budi Hermanto during a press conference at the Jakarta Metropolitan Police headquarters on Friday (July 10). He said investigators are still examining evidence and witness testimonies before determining any suspects.

“We will announce the suspects at the next stage. At the moment, investigators are still conducting an in-depth investigation,” Budi said, adding that the announcement would be made in the near future.

To date, the joint investigation team from the Jakarta Police’s Special Crimes Directorate and the National Police’s Corruption Crime Corps has questioned 15 witnesses. They include employees of a café in Cipete, staff from a money changer, individuals present at search locations in Gandaria and Pacific Place, a driver, several other witnesses questioned following the searches, and two security guards from a property in Sentul.

According to Budi, the investigation is focused not only on alleged corruption but also on suspected bribery, gratuities, and money laundering linked to the three cases.

Earlier, Head of the National Police’s Corruption Crime Corps Inspector General Totok Suharyanto explained that the three cases are being investigated through a joint investigation involving Kortastipidkor and the Jakarta Metropolitan Police. The cases include alleged corruption in PLN’s coal procurement, alleged corruption at PT Asabri during the 2020–2025 period, and alleged corruption related to the settlement of PT CBS’s debt to PT KNI during the same period.

As part of the investigation, officers have searched 13 locations across Jakarta and Sentul, Bogor Regency. During the searches, investigators seized cash in various foreign currencies, including US dollars and Singapore dollars, as well as dozens of kilograms of gold bullion, all of which are now being examined as evidence in the ongoing investigation.