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JAKARTA, Jan 2 Asia Pulse - The Indonesian Bank Restructuring Agency (IBRA) has met the government's target to raise some Rp 18.9 trillion (US$2 billion) in cash to help finance the 2000 budget.
IBRA said in a press statement that it had raised about Rp 20.71 trillion during the fiscal year.
"In the fiscal year 2000, IBRA has provided some Rp 20.71 trillion in cash to the finance ministry. Some Rp 18.9 trillion is to be contributed (to the state budget), while the remainder is to repay (the government) guarantee fund," the agency said.
One of IBRA's mandates is to raise cash to help finance the state budget which has been heavily burdened by the huge cost of the government bank restructuring and recapitalization program.
In the current 2001 fiscal year, IBRA must raise Rp 27 ...
Source: HighBeam Research, INDONESIA'S IBRA MEETS 2000 BUDGET CASH TARGET OF US$2 BLN.