Indonesian miners mount new push for DMO relaxation as profits shrink

摘要

Indonesian miners have made a new plea for a relaxation of domestic market obligations (DMO) as their profit margins shrink in the COVID-19 induced downturn. Producers have been pushing for revisions – such as scrapping the levy and adjusting the percentage of tonnage required – since the market began to slide around the beginning of early June. So far, their calls appear to be falling on deaf ears, with the government yet to respond.