LEAD to pay USD 20 million loan

JAKARTA -PT Logindo Samuderamakmur Tbk (LEAD)will pay loan worth USD 20 million via debt conversion of 1.75 billion shares of IDR 25 each. This corporate action, carried out via a private placement, has been approved by its shareholders last week (14/11). Denny Haryanto, Corporate Secretary of LEAD, mentioned that the issued and paid-up capital will...

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Places Jahja Setiaadmadja Among The Best CEOs

BANDUNG – Jahja Setiaadmadja, the CEO of PT Bank Central Asia Tbk (BCA), has received the prestigious The Best CEO with Special Mention: Enormous Support for National Stunting Reduction Program award at the Top CEO Indonesia Awards 2024, held in Bandung this Friday (15/11) by Tempo-IDNFinancials. Setiaadmadja earned this distinguished accolade thanks to BCAs firm...

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European Stocks Modestly Higher In Cautious Trade

European stocks are up in positive territory on Wednesday, recovering a bit after posting sharp losses in the previous session. Despite persisting concerns about Russia - Ukraine conflict, investors are picking up stocks, focusing on earnings and other corporate news, in addition to assessing the regional economic outlook. The pan European Stoxx 600 is up...

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DAX Rises As War Fears Ease

The DAX benchmark that tracks the performance of the 40 largest companies listed on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange rose on Wednesday, amidst an easing in the tensions between Ukraine and Russia. The forty-scrip DAX index is currently trading 0.17 percent higher at 19,116.31, versus the previous close of 19,083.28. The days trading ranged between a...

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New Zealand Credit Card Data Due On Thursday

New Zealand will on Thursday release October figures for credit card spending, highlighting a light day for Asia-Pacific economic activity. In September, card spending was down 3.2 percent on year. Hong Kong will see October figures for consumer prices; in September, overall inflation was up 0.1 percent on month and 2.2 percent on year. Indonesia...

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TSX Ends Slightly Higher

The Canadian market closed slightly up on Wednesday after a cautious session as investors awaited quarterly results from U.S. megacap NVIDIA due after trading hours, and some crucial economic data due later in the week. Worries about escalating tensions between Ukraine and Russia and uncertainty about the Federal Reserves interest rate moves rendered the mood...

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