BUSINESSSCMP CHINA
Can China and Indonesia’s strong financial ties withstand ‘resource nationalism’?
Tsingshan Group, a Chinese private firm, invested in Indonesia's nickel reserves in 2009, leveraging the country's vast resources to grow its operations. The company's focus on securing upstream nickel supplies has positioned it as a major player in the market, amid questions about the sustainability of China-Indonesia financial ties against resource nationalism.
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