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BUMA Australia, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Indonesian-listed PT BUMA Internasional Grup Tbk (DOID), has won a contractual dispute at the Queensland Supreme Court regarding a Contract Mining Agreement. The court ruling confirms BUMA Australia's right to receive outstanding payments and final contract reconciliation as per the agreement terms. This victory is expected to have positive financial implications for DOID and its subsidiaries.

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Indonesian Mining Company BUMA Wins Major Contract Dispute in Australia

Queensland Supreme Court Rules in Favor of BUMA Australia

BUMA Australia Pty Ltd, a wholly-owned subsidiary of PT Bukit Makmur Mandiri Utama under Indonesian-listed parent company PT BUMA Internasional Grup Tbk (DOID), has emerged victorious in a contractual dispute at the Queensland Supreme Court ¹

². The dispute arose from a Contract Mining Agreement with Queensland Power Company Pty Ltd & Ors.

Key Implications of the Court Ruling

The Queensland Supreme Court's decision confirms BUMA Australia's right to receive payments for outstanding invoices and the final contract reconciliation amount ¹

. The determination of the final reconciliation will be made according to the terms specified in the Contract Mining Agreement. This ruling is significant as it validates BUMA Australia's contractual claims and provides clarity on the financial settlement ².

Financial Impact on DOID and Group Companies

This legal victory is expected to have positive financial implications for DOID and its subsidiaries. The successful outcome not only secures the receivables for BUMA Australia but also potentially enhances the financial standing of the parent company and its related entities. As the case involved a contractual dispute related to mining operations in Australia, this win demonstrates the group's capability to manage complex international projects effectively.

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