1. PT Mutuallink Indonesia

2. Founded by highly reputable professionals and highly skilled individuals with a solid local knowledge and international networks. Established under the company law of the Republic of Indonesia with specific corporate license in Consulting and Human Resources Outsourcing.

5. We are a one-stop shop, providing the following comprehensive consultancy services in Indonesia: Consultancy services, setting up legal presence in Indonesia in form of 100% foreign owned companies, joint ventures and representative offices, including licensing and post-licensing procedures;

6. Legal and tax update; Investment advisory services, including seeking potential Indonesian partners, due diligence, and lead advisory; Contract negotiations and drafting; Advisory on labor law and social security law; Merger and acquisition; Legal, tax and finance due diligence,

7. Cross-border tax structuring, tax optimization and tax advisory services; Tax dispute resolution; Tax compliance (monthly and yearly); Payroll and outsourcing services; Financial audit and assurance service; Accounting and bookkeeping service; and Trust bank account services.

9. 4 th most populated country in the world spread in 6,000 islands out of 17,000 Indonesian islands GDP rank has moved from No. 32 in year 2000 to No. 16 in 2010 The largest economy (40%) in ASEAN Group Holds 40% of the world’s geothermal resources

10. At around USD 550 billion in 2009, Indonesia is one of three of the world’s larger economies (along with China and India) to have had significant economic growth amid the global financial crisis. Ranked 1 st among Asia-Pacific sovereigns by Standard & Poor’s for best fiscal balance.

11. In January 2010, Fitch Ratings upgraded Indonesia’s credit rating to BB+ with a stable outlook, putting Indonesia only one notch below investment grade – an enormous vote of confidence for investments 83% total debt/GDP in 2001 was reduced to 29% by the end of 2009

12. Listed as one of the top 10 most attractive destination for foreign direct investment (FDI) as per UNCTAD World’s Investment Prospects Survey Nominal per-capita GDP is expected to quadruple by 2020 as per Standard Chartered In 1998, government debt was over 100% of GDP. Today it is about 25% of GDP and the budget deficit for 2010 was less than 1% of GDP

13. Infrastructures (rail, roads and ports) Energy (Power/Electricity) – Fossil and Renewable (nuclear, hydro, geothermal, gas, oil and coal)

14. Railways and stations development Coal lines in Sumatra and Kalimantan Development of Urban transport networks Development of inland dry ports Development of roads and toll roads – need >500,000 KM of new roads Development of ports – now only has 2 international hub ports and no investment for 25 years

15. Huge opportunity in Geothermal power plant Many palm oil plantation need refinancing or take over Coal trading opportunities Project financing opportunities Premium foods and beverages supplies