PT Freeport's Grasberg complex (above) in Papua, Indonesia. The Indonesian government said it was sending one of its heaviest hitters, Luhut Pandjaitan, to end the stalemate with Freeport.
PHOTO: REUTERS
PT Freeport's Grasberg complex in Papua, Indonesia. The Indonesian government said it was sending one of its heaviest hitters, Luhut Pandjaitan (above), to end the stalemate with Freeport.
PHOTO: REUTERS
Jakarta
AS Indonesia's government ramps up pressure on Freeport McMoRan to relinquish control of its Grasberg copper-gold operation in the eastern province of Papua, the impasse risks sending a damaging message to investors that doing business in Indonesia is not for the faint of heart....
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