Danantara Sumberdaya Indonesia (DSI), a newly formed Indonesian government
export agency run by sovereign wealth fund Danantara, will charge a service fee
of single‑digit US dollars per tonne on covered bulk commodity exports, DSI CEO
Luke Mahoney said at a Bali palm oil conference. Specific rates will be
published next month and the agency is consulting industry stakeholders. Initial
coverage will include coal, palm oil and ferroalloys, representing roughly $60
bln of exports. DSI says the measure aims to curb under‑invoicing; it has also
raised concern about tighter state control of Indonesia’s natural‑resources
sector.