2024-08-15 14:46:24
Monday, August 12, 2024 – 21:11 WIB
Illustration, Indonesian Internet Domain Name Manager (PANDI). Photo: PANDI
jpnn.com – The first General Chairman of the Indonesian Domain Name Management (PANDI), Teddy Sukardi, commented on the alleged business practices in the management of Indonesian domain names (.id).
Previously, it went viral on social media X through the @Partaisocmed account, PANDI as a non-profit organization appointed by the Ministry of Communication and Information was suspected of carrying out business practices.
The account leaked that PANDI’s subsidiary, namely PT Aidi Digital Global (ADG), whose capital and assets come from PANDI, will be acquired by a company owned by the majority of PANDI members who joined as shareholders in PT Indonesia Berdaulat Digital (IdBD).
Account X uploaded evidence of a meeting invitation from PT Indonesia Berdaulat Digital (IdBD) in order to acquire ADG shares. According to information uploaded by @PartaiSocmed, if PT IdBD acquires two-thirds of the shares of PANDI’s subsidiary (PT ADG), then the majority of PT ADG shares will be privately owned by PANDI’s managers.
Not only that, @partaisocmed also leaked 21 names invited to the PT IdBD shareholders meeting related to the meeting regarding the acquisition of PT ADG which was leaked by the Twitter account.
In addition to PANDI administrators, there was also Muhammad Arif, who is the General Chair of the Indonesian Internet Service Providers Association (APJII) at the invitation.
“If there is information circulating in the community like that, it should be clarified. For PANDI, maybe it is a sign that they should be more transparent in telling how they manage (their business). There should be transparency, for example how they manage domain names, then what they use the finances for,” said Teddy to JPNN.com, Monday (12/8).
Teddy said that even though he is no longer in PANDI, he hopes that PANDI will return to its original ideals, namely as a non-profit organization.
The first General Chairman of the Indonesian Domain Name Managers (PANDI), Teddy Sukardi, commented on the alleged business practices in the management of Indonesian domain names.
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