Bank Mandiri Says Jhonlin Baratama Draws Rp 17 Trillion of Rp 40 Trillion Credit Facility
Bitget2026/10/26 11:14- Bank Mandiri's October 26, 2026, response disclosed Rp 17 trillion drawn from a Rp 40 trillion credit facility for Jhonlin Baratama.
- The facility finances capital expenditure and business funding needs in Jhonlin Group's coal operations and supporting businesses.
- Repayment relies solely on coal-business operations and dividends; the bank assessed the borrower's capacity as sufficient to meet all obligations.
- Collateral coverage remained at 150% using JARR and PGUN shares' lowest intraday prices over the past month.
- The credit agreement requires additional collateral or loan reductions if collateral coverage requirements are not met.
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