Sany to face Indonesia Supreme Court appeal over annulled antitrust ruling
By Roffie Kurniawan ( August 12, 2026, 04:54 GMT | Insight) -- Chinese heavy-equipment maker Sany Group's three Indonesian subsidiaries will face a planned Supreme Court appeal by Indonesia's antitrust regulator seeking to reinstate a landmark ruling that imposed combined fines of 449 billion rupiah ($25.1 million today) for discriminatory vertical integration and other conduct. The Jakarta Commercial Court annulled the ruling on procedural grounds after finding the regulator failed to adequately consider evidence and arguments submitted by the companies, according to Sany's lawyers.Indonesia's antitrust regulator will ask the Supreme Court to reinstate a landmark ruling against Indonesian subsidiaries of Chinese heavy-equipment maker Sany Group after the Jakarta Commercial Court annulled the decision on procedural grounds....
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