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http://www.thejakartaglobe.com/business/globe-asias-150-richest-indonesians-total-net-worth-a-cool-615-billion/377788
May 30, 2010
Jakarta Globe
Aburizal Bakrie, pictured here in this file photo, has every reason to smile. The controversial businessman-cum-politician is fourth on Globe Asia's Rich List, which will be published on Monday. (Antara Photo/Rosa Panggabean)
Globe Asia's 150 Richest Indonesians Total Net-Worth a Cool $61.5 Billion
Indonesia's 150 richest people did very well last year. Their total net-worth rose 22 percent to 61.5 billion, which represents 12 percent of Indonesia's gross domestic product.
In this year's Globe Asia's 150 richest Indonesians issue, those who did the best were the tycoons who were able to unlock the values of their assets.
Tycoons such as Peter Sondakh of the Rajawali group increased their net-worths by selling significant stakes in their companies. Sondakh sold his 20 percent stake in Semen Gresik and his stake in cigarette maker Bentoel for a combined total of nearly $700 million.
Others such as Aburizal Bakrie and Chairul Tanjung increased their net-worths by acquiring stakes in other companies or listing parts of their companies.
Tanjung, in one of the most aggressive corporate moves this year, acquired a 40 percent stake in French retailer Carrefour for around $350 million, raising the funds by borrowing heavily but getting preferential interest rates.
Djarum owner Budi Hartono increased his fortune by $700 million, largely due to the rising stock price of Bank Central Asia and the profits from his cigarette business.
With an economy growing at above 5% per annum, the majority of the rich listers were able to increase their fortunes.
The average net-worth of the Globe Asia rich lister was $400 million. If the 150 richest Indonesians gave away all their wealth, each Indonesian would receive around $256.
Budi Hartono would be able to buy 19,747 boeing aircraft with his fortune of $4.8 billion.
If the economy continues to grow and if the markets turn positive again, investment bankers expect more mergers and acquisitions amongst the big tycoons in the next 12 months.
"This was achieved primarily because over the past 12 months, a perfect confluence of factors have come together to produce conditions for wealth creation that may be unprecedented. The Indonesian rupiah has strengthened by nearly 10 percent while the stock market has risen by more than 60 percent and commodity prices have remained strong," the magazine said in a statement.
"The Indonesian stock market has been one of the best performers in the region, boosted by strong commodity prices and foreign funds inflow. The Indonesian Stock Exchange Composite Index has risen from 1,751 on May 15, 2009 to 2,800 this year. It reached a high of 2,971at the end of April, which is the date Globe Asia used as the cut off point and before the stock market fell sharply."
The list profiles 150 of the richest Indonesians as well as their respective heirs to their thrones. The magazine hits newsstands on Monday.
The Fifteen Richest Indonesians
1.) Budi Hartono $4.8 billion
2.) Eka Tjipta Wijaya $4 billion
3.) Anthony Salim $3.6 billion
4.) Aburizal Bakrie $3 billion
5.) Martua Sitorus $2.5 billion
6.) Putra Sampoerna $2.4 billion
7.) Sukanto Tanato $1.8 billion
8.) Dato Low Tuck Kwong $1.4 billion
9.) Peter Sondakh $1.3 billion
10.) Eddy William Katuari $1.3 billion
11.) Murdaya Poo and Siti Hartarti $1.1 billion
12.) Hashim Djojohadikusumo $950 million
13.) Susilo Wonowidjojo ($890 million)
14.) Mochtar Riady ($805 million)
15.) Prajogo Pangestu ($805 million)
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http://www.thejakartaglobe.com/business/golden-year-for-wealth-creation-as-indonesian-rich-listers-thrive/377855
May 31, 2010
Jakarta Globe
Golden Year for Wealth Creation as Indonesian Rich Listers Thrive
With the stock market booming and commodity prices on the up it's been a very good year for the wealthiest Indonesians. According to Globe Asia magazine's just-released 2010 Rich List, the total net worth of the country's 150 richest individuals has jumped by 22 percent to $61.5 billion from the year before.
A perfect storm of factors has produced conditions that were conducive to wealth creation. The fundamentals of the economy have never looked so good after the country managed to make it through the global financial crisis relatively unscathed.
Corporate players are expanding their businesses by either borrowing or taking their companies public to raise cash. The Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) has been one of the strongest performers in the region, boosted by rising commodity prices and a brisk inflows of foreign funds. The banking system is awash with cash and interest rates are no longer prohibitive.
The ability to access cheap funding has now become a major competitive advantage for business owners in Indonesia. The creation of complex financing structures is also becoming increasingly important as the country's capital markets expand.
There were two fresh faces in the top 10 individuals in Globe Asia's list of the 150 richest Indonesians. Rajawali group owner Peter Sondakh moved up two notches from last year to No. 9, while Singapore-born coal mining tycoon Dato Low Tuck Kwong debuted at No. 8 with an estimated fortune of $1.4 billion despite not making it onto the list last year. Djarum owner Budi Hartono retained the top spot, with his net worth rising by $700 million to $4.8 billion on the back of a booming stock market and growing economy. In fact, everyone in the top 20 saw their wealth rise as they took advantage of the economic good times.
Globe Asia is a sister publication of the Jakarta Globe. Its Rich List issue is available on newsstands now.
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Subject: [wanita-muslimah] koran-koraaannnn Re: The US talks to us, claims leader of Hamas movement
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----- Original Message -----
From: Lina
To: wanita-muslimah@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, June 02, 2010 8:30 AM
Subject: [wanita-muslimah] Re: The US talks to us, claims leader of Hamas movement
"Koran... koraaaan dipilllih dipilllllih....
Berita hangat inilah fakta islam adalah teroris si buruk rupa...dipilllih dipilllih...". 'Maap yaah saya hanya dibayar untuk jualan koran type ini sajaaah. Maaaap saya harus konsisten dgn yg bayar sayaa, saya harus mengabdi kpd yg sudah bayar sayaa, Ini hidup sayaa"...
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--- In wanita-muslimah@yahoogroups.com, "Ary Setijadi Prihatmanto" <ary.setijadi@...> wrote:
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> karena saya bukan tukang koran seperti Oom...
> saya tidak pernah kirim2 berita...
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> kalo tukang korannya main politik, ngirim atau gak tergantung kepentingan dan siapa yang dibela,
> dimana integritasnya sebagai tukang koran? apa pelanggan hanya mau digiring sesuai keinginan tukang koran?
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> kadang-kadang tukang koran juga harus introspeksi.
> jangan-jangan hanya teriak judulnya supaya laku, tapi gak pernah baca korannya...
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> Sent: Tuesday, June 01, 2010 1:12 PM
> Subject: Re: [wanita-muslimah] The US talks to us, claims leader of Hamas movement
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> Tidak ada yang melarang Anda untuk turut mengirim.
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> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Ary Setijadi Prihatmanto
> To: wanita-muslimah@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Tuesday, June 01, 2010 12:13 AM
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> Oom Ambon,
> mana berita penyerangan Israel ke konvoy bantuan kemanusiaan untuk Gaza?
>
> Turut berduka cita untuk seluruh korban.
> :-((
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> From: sunny
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> Sent: Tuesday, June 01, 2010 2:29 AM
> Subject: [wanita-muslimah] The US talks to us, claims leader of Hamas movement
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> http://www.smh.com.au/world/the-us-talks-to-us-claims-leader-of-hamas-movement-20100531-wrh8.html
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> The US talks to us, claims leader of Hamas movement
> DAVID HEARST
> June 1, 2010
> DAMASCUS: The United States is sending a succession of envoys to engage with Hamas but lacks the bravery to talk to the Islamist movement openly, its leader, Khaled Meshal, says.
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> Mr Meshal praised the Russian President, Dmitry Medvedev, for meeting him in Damascus and the Syrian President, Bashar al-Assad, for hosting the discussion 10 days ago.
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> He told Mr Medvedev that the US was also talking to him.
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> ''I . told him the Americans contact us, but are not brave enough to do so openly. I am confident that in the very near future, everyone will realise that they will have to deal with Hamas.''
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> The claim that the US is engaging with a group it lists as a terrorist organisation will upset the Palestinian President, Mahmoud Abbas, whose forces have locked up and allegedly tortured Hamas members.
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> But four years into Israel's blockade of Gaza, the revelation could be seen as a sign that cracks are opening in the western consensus that Hamas should remain isolated.
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> Russia is a member of the Middle East Quartet, which demands recognition of Israel as a precondition to a seat at the negotiating table.
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> Hamas says that recognising Israel was one of Fatah's biggest mistakes and resulted in 17 years of fruitless negotiation.
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> Mr Meshal said the tectonic plates in the Middle East were shifting. Iran, Turkey and Syria were emerging as regional powers and Egypt was in the throes of a battle for succession that would paralyse it as a regional player. As a result, Israel was losing its power to impose conditions on a weakened Palestinian leadership in Ramallah.
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> As it felt its power ebbing, Israel needed a war but was crippled by self-doubt. Mr Meshal claimed the attacks on Hezbollah in Lebanon in 2006 and against Hamas in Gaza in 2009 had strengthened both organisations.
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> ''Israel is conducting exercises threatening Hamas, Hezbollah and Syria. It needs a war, but choosing the front to fight on will not be a picnic and this reflects the crisis in Israel. It does not want peace, but the option of war is not easy for it,'' he said.
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> ''A war in Gaza might appear the easy option. But that would be an illusion, not because we have adequate weapons, but because Israel this time would be fighting against a people with nothing to lose. Gaza is small in size but it has become a large symbol for the rest of the world.''
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> The US President, Barack Obama, had made a brave speech in Cairo but within months had retreated and his officials had vetoed efforts to seek agreement between Fatah and Hamas on a unity government.
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> Citing Fatah sources, he claimed George Mitchell, the US negotiator, had told the Palestinian Authority and Egypt that the US would cut off aid to the authority if it formed a unity government with Hamas and other militant Palestinian factions.
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> ''Mahmoud Abbas is better for America's purpose without [Palestinian] reconciliation, because he is weak and a deal with Hamas would strengthen the Palestinian position in the negotiation.
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> ''America prefers a weak Palestinian negotiating party, because it believes this is the best chance for a deal with an intransigent [Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin] Netanyahu.''
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> Hamas claims that nine or 10 of the 22 members of the Arab League back its formula for a unity government, not least Saudi Arabia, a country still thought to be furious with Hamas about its takeover of Gaza in 2007, which tore up an agreement with Fatah.
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> Mr Meshal said that before the last Arab League summit in Libya, the Saudi Foreign Minister, Saud al-Faisal, had taken a Hamas document to Egypt that called for the creation of a Palestinian leadership representative of all factions, a high security council to reform Gaza security forces and a committee to organise elections. Palestinians outside the occupied territories could also vote.
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> The Egyptians came back with three additions: that the new government recognise a two-state solution, the borders of 1967 and the Arab Peace Initiative. Mr Meshal said these demands were tantamount to a recognition of Israel.
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> ''What Mahmoud Abbas is seeking is to restore his authority over Gaza and to draw Hamas into an electoral process in conditions in which it would lose. Egypt's position is a real obstacle, too.''
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