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Indonesia mining and natural resource governance
Indonesian government policy on mining permits and natural resources, including President Prabowo's order that at least 70% of mining permit proceeds go to the state and single-channel commodity exports.
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Speaking at the opening of Muhammadiyah's Tanwir and 114th anniversary in Palu on 14 November 2026, Prabowo said that from now on at least 70% of the proceeds of all mining permits (IUP) must go to the state, adding: "We have established this, and I am confident we will feel the benefits within a few months.Prabowo Subianto, President of Indonesia