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First Resources Pays $5.6 Million in Indonesia Land Crackdown

Bloomberg Markets
Friday, February 27, 2026 at 1:27 AM
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Energy

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Palm oil producer First Resources Ltd. paid $5.6 million in connection with land it was required to hand to the Indonesian government, the latest sign of how commodities companies are being affected...

Palm oil producer First Resources Ltd. paid $5.6 million in connection with land it was required to hand to the Indonesian government, the latest sign of how commodities companies are being affected by a sweeping crackdown that’s brought vast areas under state control.

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