$6 Billion in Fertilizer Plants to Help Indonesia Curb Food Cost
- Pupuk Indonesia seeks debt, equity financing to fund projects
- Co. to boost output and diversify products within five years
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Indonesia’s state-owned PT Pupuk Indonesia will invest more than $6 billion to boost fertilizer supply as part of a bid to temper food costs.
The company plans to spend 100 trillion rupiah ($6.4 billion) over the next five years, which includes a new $1.2 billion ammonia and urea fertilizer plant in Fakfak in Papua province and about $640 million of upgrades to its old Palembang complex, said President Director Rahmad Pribadi.