The Anti-Corruption Civil Society Coalition (Kosmak) recently raised serious allegations regarding the alleged involvement of former Deputy Attorney General for Special Crimes (Jampidsus), Febrie Adriansyah, in money laundering practices. Based on access to obtained notary documents, Kosmak stated that Febrie controlled an extensive business network through a number of strategic associates.
In its report, Kosmak identified four key individuals—Don Ritto, Nurman Herin, Jeffri Ardiatma, and Rangga Cipta—who are suspected of acting as managers for companies owned by Febrie. This business network spans various sectors, ranging from coal trading and restaurants to foreign exchange services.
Kosmak's analysis highlights irregularities at PT Hutama Indo Tara, where Febrie's sons, Kheysan Farrandie and Aga Adrian Haitara, are listed as shareholders alongside Don Ritto. A similar pattern was found at PT Blok Bulungan Bara Utama, which recorded money turnover reaching hundreds of billions of rupiah, yet possessed an owner profile deemed economically irrational.
Furthermore, Kosmak pointed out the acquisition of PT Parwita Permata Mulia, estimated to reach IDR 1.5 trillion. There is a striking discrepancy between the acquisition value and the official wealth profiles of the company's management based on Annual Tax Returns (SPT), which only total in the billions of rupiah.
Febrie Adriansyah himself was previously named a suspect in corruption cases involving PT Asabri and PT Jiwasraya. Kosmak has urged law enforcement agencies to investigate these findings as part of efforts to uncover alleged abuse of power and money laundering committed during his tenure as Jampidsus.
