Attorney General’s Office Names Andri Mulyono Fifth Suspect in BGN Electric Motorcycle Project Case
The Attorney General’s Office has named Andri Mulyono, Commissioner of PT Yasa Artha Trimanunggal (YAT), as the fifth suspect in alleged fraud in the procurement of Emmo electric motorcycles for the National Nutrition Agency (BGN) under the 2025–2026 Free Nutritious Meals program. Andri is suspected of actively rigging the procurement process so his company would win even though it didn’t meet the requirements.
Syarief Sulaeman Nahdi, Director of Investigations at the Deputy Attorney General’s Office for Special Crimes, said Andri had intensive communications with former BGN Deputy Head Lodewyk Pusung since February 2025, before the procurement officially started. At the time, PT YAT had no active dealerships or workshops and didn’t meet the vendor criteria.
Investigators suspect Andri worked with suspect AA to acquire PT ASE and actively communicated with procurement officials. They also found evidence of alleged price markups to get close to the budget ceiling, after the estimated price and terms of reference were manipulated by BGN and the suspects.
Andri is also alleged to have received full 100% payment after a manipulated handover report was drawn up, falsely stating that the electric motorcycle assembly was completed according to specifications. The AGO continues to dig deeper into the case.
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