Sovereign wealth fund drops Indonesian conglomerate over threatened species risk

Published 06:50 on March 4, 2024  /  Last updated at 09:08 on March 4, 2024  /  Asia Pacific, Biodiversity, EMEA, International, Other APAC

The Norwegian sovereign wealth fund will sell off ownership stakes in a major Indonesian conglomerate after concerns that its gold mining ambitions in Sumatra represents an unacceptable threat to a critically endangered species of orangutan.
The Norwegian sovereign wealth fund will sell off ownership stakes in a major Indonesian conglomerate after concerns that its gold mining ambitions in Sumatra represents an unacceptable threat to a critically endangered species of orangutan.


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