Jakarta seeking private money to help fund expansion
New governor eyes funds for state-owned firms and infrastructure projects worth US$1b-US$1.5b
Jakarta
THE newly installed government of Jakarta Governor Anies Baswedan is considering a dramatic increase in the use of private money to help fund expansion at the city's state-owned companies as well as infrastructure.
The Indonesian capital will seek private funds in as many as a dozen state-owned enterprises and infrastructure projects worth between US$1 billion and US$1.5 billion, deputy governor Sandiaga Uno said in an interview with The Business Times.
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