Year Category: 2014

Legal Guide to Vertical Agreements in Indonesia: KPPU and Enforcement

Notifying Agreements Outline any formal procedure for notifying agreements containing vertical restraints to the authority responsible for antitrust enforcement. There is no formal procedure for notifying agreements containing vertical restraints. Authority Guidance If there is no formal procedure for notification, is it possible to obtain guidance from the authority responsible for antitrust enforcement or a Legal Guide to Vertical Agreements in Indonesia: KPPU and Enforcement

SSEK Named Leading Energy and Infrastructure Firm in Indonesia

SSEK has been recognized by IFLR1000 as a leading Energy and Infrastructure firm in Indonesia. In recognizing SSEK, IFLR1000 noted that the firm is known for its standout expertise in the energy, natural resources and telecommunications sectors, and that mining, oil and gas, and power projects dominate their projects work. Michael D. Twomey, a senior SSEK Named Leading Energy and Infrastructure Firm in Indonesia

Legal Guide to Vertical Agreements in Indonesia: Types of Restraint

How is restricting the buyer’s ability to determine its resale price assessed under antitrust law? In general, Indonesia’s Antimonopoly Law prohibits resale price maintenance in the form of a minimum resale price. The Antimonopoly Law does not prohibit resale price maintenance in the form of maximum resale price or specified resale price. Have the authorities Legal Guide to Vertical Agreements in Indonesia: Types of Restraint

Fee Guidelines for Administrators and Receivers in Indonesian Bankruptcy Proceedings

By Dewi Savitri Reni  and Dewi Mayangsari Law No. 37 of 2004 regarding Bankruptcy and Suspension of Debt Payments (the “Bankruptcy Law”) stipulates that the fees for Administrators and Receivers are decided after the bankruptcy or the Suspension of Debt Payment (Penundaan Kewajiban Pembayaran Utang or “PKPU”) is concluded. While there is some subjectivity in determining Fee Guidelines for Administrators and Receivers in Indonesian Bankruptcy Proceedings

Indonesian Regulation on Coal Supply and Pricing for Mine-Mouth Power Plants

Michael S. Carl, a foreign legal advisor at SSEK Legal Consultants in Jakarta, Indonesia, was a featured speaker at the recent Petromindo mine-mouth power plant workshop. Michael discussed the legal implications of Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources Regulation No. 10 of 2014 on security of coal supply and the pricing of coal for mine-mouth Indonesian Regulation on Coal Supply and Pricing for Mine-Mouth Power Plants

Legal Guide to Vertical Agreements in Indonesia: Antitrust Law

Antitrust Law What are the legal sources that set out the antitrust law applicable to vertical restraints? The applicable legal source in Indonesia is Law No. 5 of 1999 regarding the Prohibition of Monopolistic Practices and Unfair Business Competition (the “Antimonopoly Law”). To date no implementing regulations for the Antimonopoly Law have been issued, other Legal Guide to Vertical Agreements in Indonesia: Antitrust Law

Indonesian Investment: Shift in FDI

Indonesia’s new Negative Investment List (DNI), the regime governing foreign direct investment (FDI) in the country, has introduced a number of regulatory changes seen as an attempt to boost capital inflows in some areas of the economy while closing others to foreign companies. Oxford Business Group (OBG), the global publisher and consultancy, says Indonesia’s new Indonesian Investment: Shift in FDI

SSEK Tees Off for Charity

SSEK sponsored the recent Canada Cup Friendship Golf Tournament at Sentul Highlands Golf Club. Almost 150 golfers teed off on May 22, 2014, to test themselves on the Gary Player-designed course, while raising money for two good causes. More than 66 million rupiah raised by the event was donated to Yayasan Sayap Ibu, Banten and SSEK Tees Off for Charity