Indonesia regulator announces sanctions against 3 listed firms
BANGKOK, Oct 16 (Reuters) - Indonesia's financial
regulator said on Friday that the stock exchange and regulators
have doled out sanctions against three companies.
The three companies were Barito Renewables Energy BREN.JK ,
which was fined $27.8 million, Dian Swastatika Sentosa
DSSA.JK , fined $27.8 million, and Petrindo Jaya CUAN.JK ,
which was fined $5.6 million, the financial regulator said.
The sanctions were part of Indonesia's market reforms, an
official said.
(Reporting by Jakarta Bureau; Writing by Martin Petty;
Editing by David Stanway)
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