Waskita’s Bond Payment Miss Puts Indonesia Guarantee to Test
Indonesian state-owned builder PT Waskita Karya defaulted on 722 billion rupiah in bond payments. The failure has triggered a claim under a government guarantee program, testing the nation's financial support mechanisms.
Indonesian state-owned builder PT Waskita Karya was unable to repay 722 billion rupiah ($40 million) of bonds that fell due on Thursday, prompting a claim under an Indonesian government guarantee program that could test the country’s pandemic-era mechanism.
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