Announced: PT QSS Terseret Kasus Korupsi di Kalbar
Dailynesia.com – Announced in a recent statement, the corruption case involving PT Quality Sukses Sejahtera (QSS) has escalated to official investigation phase. The Indonesian Supreme Court’s Anti-Corruption Division (Jampidsus) has identified SDT as the first suspect, who is the beneficial owner of the bauxite mining company. This announcement, made during a press conference at the Kejaksaan Agung’s Bundar Building in South Jakarta on Thursday evening, marks a critical step in uncovering the alleged misconduct linked to the company’s operations.
“Announced that we have secured several individuals from Pontianak and Jakarta,” said Syarief Sulaeman Nahdi, Director of Jampidsus. “Currently, one person has been named as a suspect, SDT, who holds a significant stake in PT QSS.”
Announced by authorities, PT QSS obtained a mining business permit (IUP) for bauxite. However, the company reportedly used a different area for mining activities rather than the one specified in the permit. According to Syarief, the company’s export operations were facilitated by documents from PT QSS and collaboration with state officials from 2017 to 2025. This unauthorized practice has now drawn the attention of the investigation team, who are probing further into the company’s financial dealings.
Announced as part of the ongoing inquiry, additional examinations are being conducted on other individuals linked to the case. Simultaneously, searches and seizures in several locations across Kalimantan Barat and Jakarta continue. Data from the Minerbaone website of the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources reveals that PT QSS was established with a business entity code of 6188. This detail is crucial as it helps in tracing the company’s legal standing and operations within the region.
Profil Perusahaan dan Struktur Pemegang Saham
Announced in the company’s registration records, PT QSS’s headquarters is located at Rukan Grand Panglima Polim Unit 83, Jalan Panglima Polim No. 65-66, in Pulo Village, Kebayoran Baru District, South Jakarta. The company’s management structure includes Saifin as a director, while Sudianto and Yudie Abunawan serve as commissioners. These roles are essential in understanding the company’s operational framework and decision-making processes.
Announced as part of the investigation, the names of Saifin, Yudie Abunawan, Sudianto, and Hendry Tano appear in the list of Indonesian shareholders. The company’s IUP for production operations, numbered 503/07/IUP-OP/DPMPTSP-C.II/2019, covers bauxite extraction over an area of 1,334.08 hectares in Sanggau Regency, Kalimantan Barat. This IUP, valid from January 28, 2019, to December 12, 2038, has been classified as Clean and Clear (CNC)-1. However, the authorities suspect deviations in its management, which are now under scrutiny.
Latar Belakang dan Dampak Kasus
Announced as a key player in Kalimantan Barat’s mining sector, PT QSS has been operating for several years. The bauxite company’s activities, particularly its export operations, have been central to the current corruption allegations. Announced by the Jampidsus team, the investigation aims to determine whether the company exploited its IUP for financial gain through questionable practices. This case is not only a legal matter but also raises concerns about transparency and accountability in resource management.
Announced in the latest update, the investigation has uncovered discrepancies between the company’s IUP coverage and its actual mining locations. This has led to accusations of misusing permits to facilitate unauthorized exports. The company’s alleged involvement in the corruption case has sparked debates about the role of private enterprises in regional development and the need for stricter oversight. Announced as a priority case, the Jampidsus team is working to trace the financial chain and identify potential accomplices.
