RH Petrogas updates on independent review into whistleblower allegations at Indonesia units
Reuters2026/08/03 09:32- RH Petrogas disclosed an independent review by PwC into whistleblower allegations involving its Indonesia subsidiaries, Petrogas (Basin) and Petrogas (Island).
- The board said it has completed actions to address recommendations from WongPartnership’s legal opinion on potential Singapore and Indonesian law issues.
- Remedial steps include tighter whistleblowing, conflict-of-interest, anti-bribery controls, strengthened procure-to-pay systems, updated internal audit plans, and a new in-house legal counsel.
- Work continues on AI-enabled governance tools for vendor management, HR digitization, internal audit updates tied to PwC’s July 27, 2026 internal control review.
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