First Resources Expects No Material Financial Impact From Indonesia Fires, Haze
Bitget2026/10/30 12:45- First Resources expects no material operational or financial impact from Indonesia’s fires and transboundary haze, according to its October 30, 2026 response.
- Singapore’s National Environment Agency requested documents and information on October 23 under the Transboundary Haze Pollution Act.
- The group will fund independent investigations and legal inquiries into any involvement in fires contributing to transboundary haze.
- Three subsidiaries are cooperating with Indonesian police investigations and environmental regulatory supervision; no sanctions or penalties have been imposed.
- The board expects no material adverse legal, regulatory or reputational impact based on currently available information.
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