- 10 months ago
Dewan Perwakilan Rakyat (DPR) dalam sidang paripurna pada 18 Februari 2025 resmi mengesahkan Rancangan Undang-Undang tentang Perubahan Keempat atas Undang-Undang Nomor 4 Tahun 2009 tentang Pertambangan Mineral dan Batu bara dalam sidang paripurna. Revisi yang ditetapkan antara lain prioritas pengelolaan tambang untuk pelaku usaha kecil dan menengah (UKM).
Menteri Energi dan Sumber Daya Mineral (ESDM) Bahlil Lahadalia menjelaskan, pengesahan RUU Minerba menjadi UU Minerba kali ini menitikberatkan pemberian hak kepada masyarakat untuk mengelola tambang demi kesejahteraan bersama sesuai amanat Pasal 33 Undang-Undang Dasar 1945, termasuk bagi UKM.
Namun demikian, Bahlil menegaskan akan ada sejumlah persyaratan yang mengatur pengelolaan tambang oleh UKM. Persyaratan tersebut antara lain pengelolaan tambangoleh UKM hanya bisa dilakukan oleh UKM yang ada menjalankan usaha di wilayah setempat.
Kemudian, UKM yang akan diperbolehkan mengelola pertambangan adalam UKM dengan modal minimal Rp10 miliar. Dengan mengikuti berbagai proses untuk mengelola lahan tambang, Bahlil berharap agar dalam 1–2 tahun mendatang, UKM tersebut dapat naik kelas menjadi perusahaan besar.
Menteri Energi dan Sumber Daya Mineral (ESDM) Bahlil Lahadalia menjelaskan, pengesahan RUU Minerba menjadi UU Minerba kali ini menitikberatkan pemberian hak kepada masyarakat untuk mengelola tambang demi kesejahteraan bersama sesuai amanat Pasal 33 Undang-Undang Dasar 1945, termasuk bagi UKM.
Namun demikian, Bahlil menegaskan akan ada sejumlah persyaratan yang mengatur pengelolaan tambang oleh UKM. Persyaratan tersebut antara lain pengelolaan tambangoleh UKM hanya bisa dilakukan oleh UKM yang ada menjalankan usaha di wilayah setempat.
Kemudian, UKM yang akan diperbolehkan mengelola pertambangan adalam UKM dengan modal minimal Rp10 miliar. Dengan mengikuti berbagai proses untuk mengelola lahan tambang, Bahlil berharap agar dalam 1–2 tahun mendatang, UKM tersebut dapat naik kelas menjadi perusahaan besar.
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00:00Indonesia's first mining company
00:05The government has granted permission to small and medium-sized enterprises to own mining business licenses.
00:20However, to be able to be a mining manager, the UKM must meet certain requirements.
00:27The government has granted permission to small and medium-sized enterprises to own mining business licenses
00:37The government has granted permission to small and medium-sized enterprises to own mining business licenses
00:50The government has granted permission to small and medium-sized enterprises to own mining business licenses
01:01The government has granted permission to small and medium-sized enterprises to own mining business licenses
01:07We have a way of thinking.
01:12This is asset retribution, but it has to go through regulations.
01:16The UKM is a regional UMKM.
01:19For example, it is located in East Kalimantan.
01:23The UMKM must be the UMKM of East Kalimantan people in that region.
01:29What is the purpose of equality?
01:31To be honest, the UMKM has more offices in Jakarta.
01:39In addition to the other requirements for the UMKM to be able to manage mining,
01:43namely the UMKM with a capital of at least 10 billion rupiah,
01:46Balil hopes that by managing the mining business,
01:49the UMKM will be able to transform into a large-scale business body in the coming years.
01:57From Jakarta, IDX Jakarta coverage team.
02:04Okay, Mrs. Mirshank, to discuss our topic this time,
02:06the preparation of the UMKM in mining management,
02:08we have been connected via Zoom with Mrs. Herma Watis,
02:12CEO of Akumandiri.
02:14Yes, hello Mrs. Herma, how are you?
02:16Hello, good.
02:18Spirits for Indonesia.
02:20Good, always spirits for our beloved Indonesia.
02:23And we are also joined by Mr. Ahmad Reddy,
02:26Law Enforcer of Energy and Mining.
02:28Hello, Mr. Ahmad Reddy, how are you?
02:30Hello, Mr. Pras.
02:31Yes, greetings, also healthy.
02:33Thank you for the opportunity.
02:34Okay, Mr. Ahmad Reddy, before discussing further,
02:36how do you see the urgency of the fourth revision of the Law No. 4 of 2009
02:41on mining, especially in the BAP,
02:44the addition of a type of business body that can obtain mining business license.
02:49Please, sir.
02:51Yes, I think the fourth revision is quite progressive,
02:55because there is an extraordinary legal policy
02:58carried out by the government and the DPR
03:00to ensure that the mining minerals
03:03are not only endeavored by large entities,
03:07but then the opportunities are also opened up
03:09for entities such as UMKM and religious organizations
03:14to also be involved in mining business activities.
03:18So, I think this is very positive.
03:20The legal policy is based on the implementation of Article 3 of the Basic Law
03:25that the earth, water, and natural resources contained in it
03:28are governed by the state for the greater good of the people.
03:31Well, the greater good of the people is clear,
03:33if in the context of law,
03:35one of the entities is small and micro businesses.
03:39That's it, Mr. Pras.
03:40Okay, so is it time for you to see
03:43the addition of a type of mining business body
03:45from the UMKM sector?
03:48Yes, that's right, Mr. Pras.
03:49Because as far as we can see,
03:50the only entities that can do mining business activities
03:53are large entities.
03:54Okay.
03:55Corporations, both domestic and foreign,
03:58these are large entities.
04:00And now there are also foreign businessmen
04:04who then do exploration and exploitation
04:07of our mining minerals.
04:08Then why don't we choose,
04:10for example, for our domestic entities
04:13who really need affirmation,
04:15need a party to be involved in mining business activities
04:18on the one hand.
04:19Then on the other hand, of course,
04:20there are economic benefits for our business activities.
04:24There is empowerment, there is empowerment,
04:26including economic growth.
04:27Because they are the real holders
04:30of pre-economic business activities in the grass roots.
04:33So when the countries on both sides
04:35give the right to engage in mining minerals,
04:39which is indeed very strategic,
04:40because the benefits are very great.
04:43The value that can be taken from these business activities.
04:46So I think it is clear that the benefits
04:49are to the people,
04:51the people's organizations,
04:52and small and medium-sized businesses.
04:55That's it, Mr. Pres.
04:56Okay.
04:57From my point of view, how is it, Mr. Herma?
04:59Is it related to the opportunity for UKM businessmen
05:04to manage mining in Indonesia?
05:07What Mr. Ahmad said earlier.
05:09So it's not just big companies.
05:12Maybe I don't quite agree
05:16with every country's wealth.
05:20This is the nature of the wealth of the Indonesian people
05:23that should be managed by the country.
05:25Okay.
05:26It is not impartially given to...
05:28Sorry, UMKM always sounds like UMKM.
05:32Okay.
05:33But actually, if you look at the conditions,
05:35it is given to medium-sized businessmen.
05:39Even small businesses can't do it
05:41because with the 10M capital in MAMNA,
05:43in PP7 in 2021,
05:46the businessmen who meet the criteria with 10 billion capital
05:50are medium-sized businessmen.
05:52Well, there are things that may have to be handled.
05:57Because honestly, UMKM,
05:59let alone micro,
06:00they are not competent in mining.
06:04It must be handled by entrepreneurs
06:08who will later contribute to the country
06:11who are competent in that field.
06:13It is not impartially written by UMKM.
06:16Just tell the general public,
06:18to the private sector that is competent,
06:21but the capital is 10 billion, for example.
06:24Well, that may be clearer.
06:25So it's not interesting
06:27for us who are small micro businessmen
06:30while the conditions don't fit.
06:32Although the intention is good,
06:34but maybe there are sides that the government must be wise
06:39in choosing words.
06:41Okay.
06:42But if this has become a policy of the government,
06:47do you see that there needs to be adjustments in the conditions?
06:50Or how, Mrs. Herma?
06:52If it's micro and small, I don't think it's possible.
06:55Just to manage the pipe,
06:57one board can reach 2 billion.
06:59Because I used to help.
07:01So I don't think it's possible.
07:03But at least the government must be able to do this.
07:06If later, for example, a middleman
07:09who gets this business,
07:11it means there is supervision from the state, right?
07:15Well, the result must be as big as possible
07:18not only for the entrepreneur,
07:20but also has an impact on the community.
07:22So it's not always for the interests of the community
07:26to be given to entrepreneurs, right?
07:28Not at all.
07:29Because all this time,
07:30the management of natural resources in Indonesia is not transparent.
07:34Where does it go?
07:35Why do we still get 80% of the taxes from taxes?
07:39That may need to be corrected.
07:41But because it has been continued,
07:43it is true that there must be a criteria of capital of 10 billion.
07:49But this often happens to us.
07:52Indeed, those who offer local residents,
07:55but those who run it are not local residents.
07:57Well, maybe there must be supervision from the state itself.
08:02I hope it's from mining observers
08:06who can later help the government to provide input
08:10on how to prevent foreigners
08:13or people from outside the area from entering.
08:16Later, the name will be used by others.
08:19Because Indonesians are smart to find gaps like that.
08:24Mr. Ampat Reddy, how about the information or facts
08:28that have been conveyed by Mrs. Herma,
08:30that from the point of view of this ability,
08:32it is still far to meet the requirements in mining management later?
08:38Okay, Mr. Pras.
08:39So indeed, if we look at the 3rd Amendment of 2020,
08:42which is now in Dubai,
08:44the 4th Amendment of 2019,
08:47it is stipulated that what is given is a small and medium-sized business.
08:52So it's not micro.
08:53As Mrs. Herma said earlier,
08:55this micro business is according to the PP7 of 2021.
08:58This is because the scale of the business is clear,
09:00the capital is also clear.
09:01So maybe the statement from Mr. Pahli earlier,
09:03which is 10M,
09:04in my opinion is also biased.
09:07On the one hand, it wants to give space to small businesses.
09:10If it's medium-sized, the capital is already clear.
09:12But this small business, according to the PP7 of 2021,
09:15is not that big.
09:16Whereas the law clearly provides space
09:18that those who can do small and medium-sized business
09:21can do small and medium-sized business.
09:22Micro is not.
09:23Because this is very micro,
09:25the capital is also very limited.
09:27So the first thing in my opinion is certainty.
09:29This small business,
09:31yes, it should not be seen as a 10M capital.
09:36But it has to rely on the PP7 of 2021
09:38about the protection of small, micro, and medium-sized businesses.
09:43Then the second,
09:44in the Minerva Law, it is also regulated,
09:46which is now changed,
09:47that SMEs are not just SMEs.
09:49Sorry, small and medium-sized businesses are not just SMEs.
09:52But it has to be verified.
09:53Verified by two ministries,
09:55the first by the Ministry of SMEs,
09:58and the second by the Ministry of Cooperation.
09:59So if he is the one who recommends small and medium-sized businesses,
10:02then the Ministry of SMEs will start verifying
10:05whether it can continue to grant permits
10:08by the Ministry of SMEs or not.
10:10So is the cooperation.
10:11So the filter is still there.
10:13Not as confusing,
10:14then they are immediately given mining business permits.
10:18But through an administrative mechanism
10:20which is directly monitored by the Ministry of Cooperation and the Ministry of SMEs.
10:24That's the second.
10:25The third is,
10:26it is clear that what is regulated in the Minerva Law
10:30is that it still meets the requirements.
10:32What are the requirements?
10:34Of course, administrative requirements,
10:35technical requirements,
10:36environmental requirements,
10:38financial requirements.
10:39So it's not as confusing.
10:41Small and medium-sized businesses are given.
10:43But what is different is,
10:45in the past, they had to rely on the form of cooperation.
10:48Now they get priority.
10:50So if there is a Ministry of SMEs that recommends,
10:54then there is a private entity,
10:55which is not a small and medium-sized business,
10:56then this is given a red carpet.
10:58So the country is on the side of this small and medium-sized business
11:01to prioritize the priority.
11:04But it still has to meet the requirements.
11:05The requirements are capital, environment, and administration.
11:11Selective.
11:12Then only those who have the right are given.
11:15This is called an offer.
11:16So if anyone is interested, please.
11:18Even if no one is interested,
11:19because there is no cost,
11:21there is no technology,
11:23then the country does not force it either.
11:25That's the philosophy in the Minerva Law.
11:28Interesting.
11:29But if we look at it,
11:30what is the size?
11:31If the requirements have to be met,
11:34then from their ability to do mining,
11:38then how to monitor the environment, and so on.
11:41We will discuss in the next segment, Mr. Amat Reddy.
11:43Ladies and gentlemen, we will take a short break.
11:45And the audience, we will be right back with the next episode.
12:05You are still watching Market Review.
12:06In the next Market Review,
12:07we will continue to provide data for you
12:09related to the realization of Indonesian coal production.
12:13We will see from 2020 to 2024,
12:16the trend continues to rise for the production of national coal.
12:20Last year in 2024, it reached 832 million tons.
12:26Next, nickel reserves in various countries.
12:29We will observe Indonesia.
12:31We will also see where it is after Australia and Indonesia.
12:35Indonesia can be said to be the same for its nickel reserves.
12:40Next, we have Brazil, Russia, and the United States.
12:44So, how about the seven countries with the largest gold reserves in the world?
12:49Australia is in the first position.
12:51Russia, Australia, then the United States.
12:54China, then Indonesia.
12:56There are 2,600 metric tons.
12:58Okay, we will continue our discussion with Mr. Amat Reddy,
13:01Minister of Law, Energy and Mining.
13:03Then there is Mrs. Hermas Tiurini,
13:05who is the Chief Executive Officer of Akumandiri.
13:07Now, if we talk about the various requirements that must be met,
13:12as Mr. Amat Reddy said,
13:13how is the opportunity, the potential,
13:16even though there is supervision, there is support there,
13:19with some data that has been provided,
13:22the reserves for our mining sector are still quite a lot.
13:26Yes, that's right.
13:28So, what is important in my opinion is the provider.
13:32In the past, small and medium-sized businesses had to compete with private entities.
13:38And if they competed, they would definitely fail.
13:41Because of course, those who are opposed are corporations,
13:44both foreign capital and domestic capital,
13:46which are strong in terms of technology capacity, financing, and so on.
13:52What is denied by these laws is that they do not compete.
13:56If there is a small and medium-sized business that is interested in doing mining business,
13:59this gives priority.
14:00So, they do not follow the mining mechanism,
14:02according to the old mining laws.
14:04If there is a guarantee for mining, they are also unable to do it.
14:09The second is that they still have to be in the form of a business body.
14:12So, small and medium-sized businesses are still wrapped up in a business body.
14:17Because according to the mining laws,
14:19the first thing that can do mining business is a corporation,
14:22the second is a business body,
14:24the third is a four-person corporation.
14:26Well, this is still wrapped up in a business body.
14:29Either they make a four-person corporation,
14:31or they make a corporation that is limited,
14:36or they can even cooperate.
14:38But that there is a small and medium-sized business,
14:41this is what I think is quite important.
14:43And it's a big cut.
14:44So, if we look at the roots of the grass,
14:46there are indeed mining communities,
14:49such as in Bangka Beritung,
14:51they are now mining without permission, illegal mining,
14:56and then even arrested in the case of PT Timah.
14:59Well, with these mining laws,
15:01they can stand as a small and medium-sized business,
15:05and then they become legal businesses.
15:07Now in Bangka Beritung, it's clear,
15:09they are being chased by the police because they violate Article 158,
15:12mining without permission.
15:13If they want to get permission, it's difficult,
15:15because they have to follow the mine,
15:16because Timah is a mine,
15:17they can't, then they don't mine,
15:18there must be a mining mechanism,
15:19the offer of the mine.
15:20With this,
15:21the problem of the arrangement of Bangka Beritung and PT Timah,
15:25yes, it can be done, then it's done.
15:27This is rather than they mining without permission,
15:29arrested, convicted,
15:31the state money, environmental damage,
15:33they made a small and medium-sized business,
15:36then got the direct priority,
15:38so it's a red carpet.
15:39Verified first by the Ministry of Cooperation,
15:41verified by the Ministry of Home Affairs,
15:43then recommended to the Ministry of Primary Education,
15:45and then it was approved.
15:47Well, I think it's good,
15:48for Bangka Beritung,
15:49many people were arrested
15:51for mining without permission,
15:52in South Sumatra,
15:53in East Kalimantan,
15:55South Kalimantan.
15:56So this is empowerment.
15:57And I, this,
15:58the welfare will increase.
15:59Because they are already used to it,
16:01doing mining business.
16:02The difference is,
16:03illegally now,
16:04by the new mining law,
16:05they can be legalized,
16:06even get priority rights.
16:08That's it, Mr. Peras.
16:09Yes, yes, this is interesting.
16:10Mrs. Herma,
16:11then how, if we look,
16:12so far, socialization,
16:14maybe invited to sit together,
16:17like that,
16:18accompaniment and so on,
16:19has been done,
16:20or not?
16:21Remember, this is indeed
16:22a mining business,
16:23we know,
16:24there are so many infrastructure procedures
16:26that must be prepared,
16:27not to mention mining too,
16:28which they have to prepare.
16:30Mrs. Herma.
16:31Well,
16:32this sometimes becomes the weakness of the government
16:35for socialization, yes.
16:37Socialization is only done
16:39in the media, usually.
16:41Okay.
16:42They don't go down,
16:43especially asking for our opinion,
16:45as a small-micro business.
16:46Earlier, it was also conveyed to Mr. Ahmad,
16:48that actually for a small micro,
16:50it's in the middle,
16:51but the small one,
16:52it turns out,
16:53can't get in, like that.
16:54Well, it must be,
16:55it must be socialized
16:57properly.
16:58If you, for example,
16:59can't,
17:00with 10M,
17:01you can gather us,
17:02two people,
17:03make a new company,
17:04but,
17:05which is indeed
17:06competent in that field,
17:07like that.
17:08Don't just
17:09pull other people.
17:10Well, that's it.
17:11So,
17:12it's also difficult,
17:13yes,
17:14because,
17:15indeed,
17:16the condition
17:17for a small-middle,
17:18but,
17:19it turns out,
17:20the one who can only
17:21in the middle,
17:22especially,
17:23socialization,
17:24only,
17:25people always
17:26see from the media,
17:27yes,
17:28TV media,
17:29online media,
17:30or,
17:31print media,
17:32like that.
17:33They only hear
17:34from that.
17:35So,
17:36only conclusions,
17:37conclusions.
17:38So,
17:39they are already
17:40euphoric,
17:41happy,
17:42wow,
17:43this means
17:44they don't know
17:45the procedure requirements,
17:46that,
17:47it turns out,
17:48there must be
17:49a legal body.
17:50It's the same
17:51with other programs,
17:52it's always like that,
17:53a legal body,
17:54capital must be sufficient,
17:55if those who
17:56eat for free,
17:57including you,
17:58how many shares,
17:59proof of the shares,
18:00there is.
18:01Well,
18:02what's more,
18:03mining,
18:04where,
18:05land and earth,
18:06this belongs to
18:07the entire
18:08nation of Indonesia,
18:09there must be
18:10more supervision.
18:11Well,
18:12I hope
18:13with this
18:14law,
18:15because,
18:16whether you want it or not,
18:17it must be carried out.
18:18The government must
18:19really monitor,
18:20with,
18:21well,
18:22parties like
18:23Mr. Ahmad,
18:24must also
18:25help,
18:26so that,
18:27sorry,
18:28later it won't be
18:29carried by itself.
18:30I also sometimes
18:31see road
18:32retribution,
18:33where does it go?
18:34Okay.
18:35Where is the
18:36compensation?
18:37It turns out,
18:38what happened,
18:39entrepreneurs have already
18:40paid,
18:41to the community,
18:42which doesn't
18:43go down
18:44according to
18:45the retribution,
18:46but only 10%
18:47will be
18:48given to the
18:49community.
18:50That's what needs
18:51supervision.
18:52I hope so.
18:53Yes,
18:54but so far,
18:55from maybe
18:56friends of the
18:57Ministry of Finance
18:58themselves,
18:59is there anything
19:00that they have
19:01discussed
19:02warmly
19:03among the
19:04Ministry of Finance
19:05or the Ministry of Finance
19:06themselves,
19:07that they are
19:08interested in
19:09trying mining management
19:10to collaborate
19:11together to
19:12enter the mining
19:13sector?
19:14Bro,
19:15mining is
19:16tempting,
19:17fortunately,
19:18it's really
19:19big.
19:20So,
19:21of course,
19:22friends,
19:23yesterday,
19:24they said
19:25they would
19:26join,
19:27but
19:28they saw
19:29the location
19:30first,
19:31the requirements
19:32of the
19:33procedure,
19:34that's what
19:35they didn't
19:36get,
19:37and their
19:38ability,
19:39so the
19:40Ministry of
19:41Finance
19:42to manage
19:43permits,
19:44meet this,
19:45meet this,
19:46have to
19:47do this,
19:48do that.
19:49That's
19:50probably
19:51also
19:52needs
19:53supervision
19:54from the
19:55state.
19:56If
19:57through
19:58this new
19:59law,
20:00what
20:01about
20:02it,
20:03where is
20:04the
20:05path,
20:06so there
20:07is no
20:08need
20:09for
20:10supervision
20:11from the
20:12state,
20:13so
20:14it's
20:15really
20:16tempting
20:17from the
20:18beginning,
20:19until they
20:20understand
20:21what the
20:22mining sector
20:23is like,
20:24what preparations
20:25must be
20:26done,
20:27besides
20:28the
20:29requirements
20:30of the
20:3110 billion
20:32mining.
20:33Yes,
20:34that's
20:35true,
20:36in the
20:37mining sector
20:38, there
20:39are already
20:40many
20:41people
20:42who have
20:43mined,
20:44who
20:45used to
20:46do illegal
20:47business,
20:48so these
20:49are facts
20:50that I
20:51think
20:52in the
20:53end
20:54they can
20:55be
20:56formalized,
20:57they are
20:58already
20:59formed,
21:00they
21:01become
21:02small and
21:03medium-sized
21:04businesses,
21:05so they
21:06are
21:07already
21:08formalized,
21:09so
21:10then
21:11they
21:12don't
21:13understand
21:14it at
21:15all,
21:16they
21:17have done
21:18it,
21:19the
21:20difference
21:21is that
21:22if
21:23they
21:24used to
21:25do it
21:26illegally,
21:27now
21:28it
21:29becomes
21:30legal,
21:31like
21:32now
21:33the mining
21:34sector
21:35has been
21:36there for
21:37decades,
21:38even since
21:39their grandparents
21:40mined there,
21:41but they
21:42can't
21:43pass the
21:44permit
21:45because the
21:46standard is
21:47too high,
21:48they have
21:49to go
21:50to the
21:51mine,
21:52because
21:53for the
21:54mining
21:55commodity
21:56they have
21:57to go
21:58to the
21:59mine,
22:00even though
22:01the
22:02mine
22:03must have
22:04gold,
22:05nickel,
22:06there are
22:07many,
22:08so it's
22:09specific,
22:10because the
22:11mine is
22:12high-risk,
22:13high-cost,
22:14high-tech,
22:15and then
22:16also
22:17the
22:18technology is
22:19very
22:20high,
22:21with
22:22the
22:23nearby
22:24law
22:25that
22:26has been
22:27passed
22:28by
22:29this
22:30small
22:31community,
22:32then it
22:33can
22:34be
22:35given.
22:36Okay,
22:37how
22:38do you
22:39expect
22:40the
22:41solution
22:42to be,
22:43if
22:44this
22:45is also
22:46an
22:47opportunity
22:48for
22:49UMKM
22:50to
22:51go up
22:52in
22:53class,
22:54what
22:55kind
22:56of
22:57support
22:58do
22:59you
23:00want?
23:01Well,
23:02first
23:03of
23:04all,
23:05Indonesia
23:06itself,
23:07then
23:08what is the
23:09result of
23:10the
23:11contribution
23:12of these
23:13new
23:14entrepreneurs
23:15to the
23:16community,
23:17especially
23:18for the
23:19flood,
23:20then the
23:21natural
23:22damage,
23:23it is
23:24very
23:25important,
23:26Indonesia
23:27really
23:28needs
23:29this land
23:30to be
23:31given
23:32to
23:33private
23:34people
23:35who are
23:36entrepreneurs,
23:37sorry,
23:38just in the
23:39middle,
23:40that's
23:41what I
23:42think.
23:43Okay,
23:44that's
23:45it,
23:46it means
23:47that this
23:48is an
23:49effort to
23:50balance the
23:51natural
23:52resources
23:53for
23:54all
23:55Indonesian
23:56people,
23:57not
23:58only
23:59large
24:00companies.
24:01Thank
24:02you very
24:03much.
24:04Thank
24:05you very
24:06much.
24:07Thank
24:08you very
24:09much.
24:10Thank
24:11you very
24:12much.
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24:14you very
24:15much.
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24:17you very
24:18much.
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24:20you very
24:21much.
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24:23you very
24:24much.
24:25Thank
24:26you very
24:27much.
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24:29you very
24:30much.
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24:32you very
24:33much.
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24:35you very
24:36much.
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24:38you very
24:39much.
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24:41you very
24:42much.
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24:44you very
24:45much.
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24:47you very
24:48much.
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24:50you very
24:51much.
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24:53you very
24:54much.
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24:56you very
24:57much.
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25:09much.
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