Naik keledai nyolong disambut dg doa. Tuhanmu nyolongan? Lalu didoain? --- In [email protected], item abu <itemabu@...> wrote: > > Ga susah buat buka perkebunan kelapa sawit asal berduit. Bayar aja ke bupati, > DPRD dll, maka orang bisa dpt lahan puluhan ribu atau bahkan ratusan ribu hektar > dgn mudah, kalo perlu lahan rakyat atau hutan lindung jg disikat. > > > Asal dikelola dgn benar, maka pohon kelapa sawit itu pasti akan menghasilkan > keuntungan, tinggal hitung aja keuntungan per hektar per thn dikali dgn luas > lahan. Makanya ga aneh ngedadak bisa ada orang terkaya di Indonesia hanya krn > punya kebun kelapa sawit dan pabrik minyak goreng. > > Kalo soal kerusakan alam krn kebun kelapa sawit dan punahnya binatang liar, > hehehe.... itu kan bagian dr evolusi, tul ga? Homo homini lupus dan survival of > the fittest, hehehe... > > Yg penting sih duit, duit dan duit. Mau dr ngerusak alam atau dr judi bola, > orang lain cuma ngeliat berapa duit yg dimiliki, jadi ga aneh kalo misalnya > tukang fitnah yg punya 2 rumah di Vegas akan dijilatin pantatnya oleh orang2 yg > ga berduit. > > > > > > ________________________________ > From: sunny ambon@... > To: Undisclosed-Recipient@... > Sent: Tue, May 31, 2011 2:57:44 AM > Subject: [proletar] Palm Oil King Tops Indonesian Rich-List With $12b Fortune > > > > http://www.thejakartaglobe.com/home/palm-oil-king-tops-indonesian-rich-l\ ist-with-12b-fortune/444153 > > > Palm Oil King Tops Indonesian Rich-List With $12b Fortune > S.K. Zainuddin | May 30, 2011 > > The 88-year-old tycoon is worth $12 billion, tripling his fortune from $4 > billion last year, while Budi Hartono of clove cigarette-giant Djarum was pushed > to second place with a net worth of $11.5 billion. > > > Eka Tjipta claimed the No. 1 spot this year primarily because of Sinar Mas's > massive expansion in palm oil. Globe Asia, in it's latest edition to come out > this week, estimates that the company has over one million hectares of palm oil > estates either under production or in early stages of preparation. These alone > are worth $8 billion. When Eka's property assets, banking, pulp and paper and > coal mining operations are factored in, his total net worth has increased by a > staggering $8 billion. > > > Indonesia's rich natural resources and fast growing consumer market have been > the backbone of one of the sharpest spikes in the net worth of Indonesia's super > rich since the magazine started compiling the rich list in 2007. > > > In the past year, record-high global commodity prices have translated into > record earnings for those tycoons who have coal mines and vast palm oil > plantations. Just about any businessperson of stature these days is eyeing a > coal mine if they do not have one already, or are looking to expand production. > Of the 21 billionaires on this year's list, nine have built their fortunes > through ownership of coal mines. > > > Between June 2010 and June 2011, the total net worth of Indonesia's top 150 > tycoons rose by nearly 75 percent to $107.9 billion. In addition, of the 20 > richest Indonesians, 14 have made their money from coal mining or palm oil > plantations, or both. > > > And with the Jakarta Composite Index rising 39 percent over the past 12 months, > many owners of businesses listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) saw their > net worth soar together with share prices of their companies. > > > Two of the new entrants to this year's list, Samin Tan, who owns Borneo Lumbung > Energi and Metal, and Agus Lasmono, majority shareholder of Indika Energy, both > rose to fame and fortune by acquiring coal mines. This trend applies to many > other rich-listers, who have used the new global and domestic environment to > dramatically increase their wealth. > > > "Indonesia's wealth is directly tied into commodities and the rise in commodity > prices in the past year, driven by money printing and growing demand from > emerging markets, particularly China and India, has seen a material improvement > in Indonesia's overall wealth," said Nick Cashmore, head of securities at broker > CLSA Indonesia. > > > With an economy growing at a robust 6 percent, Indonesia's domestic sector has > also proven favorable for entrepreneurs such as Anthony Salim of the Salim Group > and William Katuari of the Wings Group, who are going head-to-head in wooing > consumers with their food and household goods product lines. > > Related articles > > Private Jet Makers Targeting India's High Flyers 9:24pm Feb 11, 2011 > > Top Five Biggest Losers on Globe Asia's Rich List 12:03am Jun 2, 2010 > > Globe Asia's 150 Richest Indonesians Total Net-Worth a Cool $61.5 Billion 3:25pm > Jun 1, 2010 > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] >
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