JAKARTA -- Indonesia's attorney general's office is expanding its investigation into alleged graft surrounding crude oil and fuel procurement at state-owned energy giant Pertamina that may have cost the state nearly $12 billion.
Nine people have been arrested this week in relation to the case, including senior executives at three subsidiaries; Pertamina Patra Niaga, which oversees retail sales and fuel imports; Kilang Pertamina Internasional, the refinery unit; and Pertamina International Shipping, the shipping subsidiary.
