News
1. “From rags to US$2.8b fortune”. The Business Times. 7 April 2007. http://www.sukantotanoto.net/index.php/from-rags-to-us-28b-fortune Laurel Teo from The Business Times caught up with Sukanto Tanoto in Singapore, where he has been based for more than 10 years.
2. “A tycoon’s view”. FinanceAsia. June 2006. http://www.sukantotanoto.net/a-tycoons-view Recognising the merits of conservation and sustainable development, Sukanto Tanoto talked about his various businesses and his environmental philosophy with Jackie Horne from FinanceAsia.
3. “Indonesia's Corporate Clean-up - REPUTATION MANAGEMENT”. Financial Times. 21 February 2006. http://www.sukantotanoto.net/index.php/indonesias-corporate-clean-up- Sukanto Tanoto told Joe Leahy from Financial Times about the business need for his group's companies to rebuild their tarnished image.
4. Sukanto loses legal battle over major coal mine. The Jakarta Post, September 22, 2007. Tycoon Sukanto Tanoto lost his legal battle in the Singapore High Court on Friday against businessman Edwin Soeryadjaya over control of a multibillion dollar coal mine in South Kalimantan.
5. Asian Agri Ordered to Pay Back Tax. The Jakarta Globe, December 29, 2012. The Supreme Court has ordered plantation conglomerate Asian Agri Group, part of billionaire Sukanto Tanoto’s Raja Garuda Mas International group, to pay Rp 2.52 trillion ($260 million) in back taxes and fines for tax embezzlement.
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