KPK has 3 suspects of bribery of petrolatalysts

Jakarta – The KPK kept 3 catalyst suspects at PT Pertamina Persero. They were arrested regarding bribery in the acquisition of catalyst in Pertamina for the 2012-2014 financial year AFP monitoring in the KPK building, Kuningan, South Jakarta, Tuesday (9/9/2025) Three suspects came off the examination room at about 17:36. The three people wore an orange vest with handcuffs. Browse to continue with the contents “The detention of the suspects was performed for the first 20 days, from 9 to 28 September 2025. The detention was performed in the KPK Red and White Branch Detention Center and the KPK branch detention Center C1 Building,” the acting acting observing observation of KPK Asep Guntur Rahayu said at a press conference on the KPK, Jakarta, Tuesday (9/9/9/202). The three people detained were Gunardi Wantjik (GW), as director of Pt Melanton Pratama (MP); Frederick Aldo Gunard (FAG) operations manager at PT MP; and Alvin Pradipta Adyota (APA) as a private party. Another suspect, Chrisna Damayanto (CD) as the director of the processing of PT Pertamina (Person) for the period 2012 to 2014, was not detained due to illness. This case began with Pt Melanton Pratama participating in the Catalyst purchases -tender at PT Pertamina, but failed when he took the test. After that, Frederick contacted Gunardi Alvin to ask Chrisna to do conditioning. “The CD brothers are asking to do the conditioning so that PT MP can return to the catalyst Catalytic Cracking (RCC) Catalyst Product Tender Tender at Ru vi Balongan,” Asep said. Thereafter, Chrisna made a policy on eliminating the obligation to pass the test for catalyst products. As a result, PT Melanton Pratama won the catalyst acquisition for the period 2013 to 2014. “The contract value of USD 14.4 million, about RP176.4 billion, the Rupiah exchange rate in 2014. After being elected as the winner of the catalyst procurement, PT -LP then gave a few fees to the CD brother at least RP1.7bn,” he said. Asep explained that the acceptance of the fee was allegedly based on policies conducted by Chrisna, which was not in line with his duties and obligations. Gunardi and Frederick as the giver claimed that they violated Article 5 paragraph (1) Letter A or Letter B of the PTPK Act in collaboration with section 55 paragraph (1) of the Criminal Act. While Alvin, as the recipient, is suspected of violating Article 12 letter A or section 12 letter B or section 11 in violation of section 55 paragraph (1) of the penal code. (IAL/MAA)