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FOR PRIVATE SECTOR

INDONESIAN MINING ASSOCIATION - IMAPRESENTED IN JAKARTA , 9 MARCH 2006

INDONESIAN MINING ASSOCIATION

( IMA )

AIM AND TARGET

TO BE AS THE REPRESENTATIVE OF INDONESIAN MINING SOCIETYTO IMPROVE MINING TECHNOLOGY TO INCREASE MINING INVESTMENTTO BUILD “GOOD MINING PRACTICES”TO DEVELOP HIGH QUALITY HUMAN RESOURCESTO SUPERVISE ENVIRONMENT OF MINING ACTIVITIESTO MANAGE THE DATA BASE OF INDONESIAN MINERAL RESOURCESTO PROPOSE “MINERAL POLICY” AND DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY OF MINING DEVELOPMENT

IMA - INDONESIAN MINING ASSOCIATIONPRIVATE SECTOR FOR DEVELOPMENT OFMINING INDUSTRY IN INDONESIA

Existing Members of IMA : company members ………. 31 companiesassociate members …….. 63 companies

Mining Companies operated in Indonesia :# Ore minerals (CoW) ……. 99 companies# Coal Mining (CCoW) ….. 110 companies# others (KP,SIPD) ………. Not counted

(not including : - Local/regional mining companies KP’s owner - industrial minerals companies SIPD’s owner )

INDONESIAN NATURAL RESOURCES POTENTIAL

MINERAL AND COAL RESOURCES

MINERAL PROSPECTS ANDMINING ACTIVITIES IN INDONESIA

INDONESIAN GOLD - COPPER DEPOSIT OCCURRENCES

INDONESIAN COAL RESOURCES

Antrasit0,2 Bil. Tonnes (0,35 %)

1,6 %

4,6 %

43,5 %

28,5 %1,1 %

20,2 %0,2 %

0,3 %

0,9 Bil. Tonnes

2,7 Bil. Tonnes

25,1 Bil. Tonnes

0,6 Bil. Tonnes

11,7 Bil. Tonnes

16,5 Bil. Tonnes

0,1 Bil. Tonnes

0,2 Bil. Tonnes

Total Coal Resources57,8 Bil. Tonnes

Soures: M EMR - June 2005

Lignite32,6 Bil. Tonnes(56,47 %)

Sub-Bituminus17 Bil. Tonnes(29,33 %)

Bituminus8 Bil. Tonnes(13,85 %)

INDONESIAN COAL AND MINERAL RESERVED (2004)

COMMODITY UNIT RESOURCES RESERVES

lead (metal) Ton

Ton

Ton

Ton

Ton

Ton

Ton

Ton

Ton

622,402.00 462,402.00

nickel (ore) 1,338,182,200.00 627,810,000.00

copper (metal) 66,206,347.00 41,473,267.00

primary Gold (metal) 5,297.00 3,156.00

silver (metal) 36,013.00 11,417.00

iron Sand (concentrate) 47,169,416.00 9,557,846.00

bauxite (metal) 207,931,993.00 23,999,901.00

manganese (metal) 866,795.00 105,000.00

coal 7,847,740,000.00 6,981,620,000.00

Source: Directorate of Inventory of Mineral Resources, 2004

INVESTMENT STATUSINDONESIAN MINING INDUSTRY

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2,000.00

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CoW 1,627.70 1,152.06 422.70 327.98 302.05 125.60 323.78

CCW 236.18 140.58 97.56 114.23 61.42 129.91 78.45

Total 1,863.88 1,292.64 520.25 442.21 363.47 255.51 402.23

1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004

Source: Directorate of Mineral and Coal Enterprise, 2004

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INDONESIAN MINERAL RESOURCES

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