Forestry

The forestry sector in Indonesia operates under the comprehensive Forestry Law (Law No. 41 of 1999) as amended by Government Regulations and Ministerial regulations, which further detail various aspects e.g., land designation. Our firm excels at providing legal counsel on forestry matters and helps clients navigate through regulatory intricacies and conflicts associated with this industry. We have primarily assisted clients with cross-sectoral transactions involving the forestry, power and mining sectors.

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