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Jakarta - South African petrochemicals group Sasol will sign a memorandum of understanding to invest more than $2bn in Indonesia's coal sector, the head of Indonesia's investment board said on Wednesday.
Gita Wirjawan said Sasol, Africa's biggest chemical maker, would build a coal liquefcation facility in Indonesia. He did not elaborate.
"The numbers on the investment are being finalised, but it's clear it will be more than $2bn," Wirjawan said.
- Reuters