Indonesia’s newly enacted Criminal Code and Criminal Procedure Code (known locally as KUHP and KUHAP) mark one of the most significant shifts in the country’s corporate legal landscape in recent years — and staying informed is half the battle.

We had the privilege of conducting a Client Training for the Strategic Investment Division of PT Telkom Indonesia Tbk (Telkom), one of Indonesia’s largest state-owned telecommunications companies, on the corporate implications of these new codes.

The session was presented by our Managing Partner Pramudya A. Oktavinanda and Senior Partner Melati Siregar, supported by Associate M Hida Lazuardi and Reandy Summa Justitio. We were also honoured by the attendance of Bapak Seno Soemadji, Director of Strategic Business Development & Portfolio for Telkom, whose presence and engagement added valuable perspective to the discussion. Held as a closed, small-group session, the intimate format allowed for candid exchanges.

From understanding how corporations can now be held criminally liable, to the accountability of individual officers, anti-corruption provisions, and the legal protections available to directors and commissioners of state-owned enterprises – the session left no stone unturned. It also tackled a question increasingly relevant to Indonesia’s corporate sector: what do these new codes mean when a company merges, divests, or dissolves?

It was exactly the kind of substantive, practical dialogue that we believe every corporation navigating this new legal landscape should be having; one where legal complexity meets real business decisions, and where the right conversations can make all the difference.

Thank you, Telkom, for the trust and for making this the kind of session it was. We look forward to many more meaningful collaborations ahead.

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Pramudya A. Oktavinanda
Managing Partner

pramoctavy@umbra.law

Melati Siregar
Senior Partner

melati@umbra.law