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Mataram Partners

50 RAFFLES PLACE, 38-04A SINGAPORE LAND TOWER, SINGAPORE 048623, SINGAPORE

Tel:: Work +65 6303 8778
Fax:: Fax +65 6303 8787

Web:: www.mataramlaw.com
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Singapore, Jakarta

What we say about the firm's legal practice in Singapore

Banking and finance

Oliver Wright and Rina Lee at ‘excellent’ Indonesian finance practice Mataram Partners advise international banks and borrowers on loans and regulatory matters. Highlights included working with SNR Denton on a $60m receivables purchase agreement.

Corporate and M&A

Within Foreign firms, tier 5

Oliver Wright, Rina Lee and Andi Zulfikar at Mataram Partners represented Marriott on developments in Indonesia, and represented a UK PLC on the purchase and subsequent sale of three Indonesian mining companies.

Projects and energy

Within Foreign firms, tier 4

Oliver Wright, Andi Zulfikar and Rina Lee at Mataram Partners’ niche Indonesian practice advised an Asian independent oil and gas company on the development of a gas pipeline in Sumatra, and on gas supply agreements with Chevron and PLN.

Shipping

Within Foreign firms, Mataram Partners is a third tier firm,

Mataram Partners’ Oliver Wright, Rina Lee, and Andi Zulfikar derive work from the Indonesian government’s implementation of the cabotage rule, which requires all vessels engaged in trade within Indonesian waters to be Indonesian flagged. The team acted for Bahamanian and Luxembourgeois clients on sale and leaseback arrangements with an Indonesian entity.

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