Indonesia’s state-owned cement maker PT Semen Gresik said it needs US$525m in loan to build new cement factory and power plants, which will cost at least US$750m. 
 
The cement factory will cost around US$550m and the power plants US$200m, company President Dwi Soetjipto said.  
 
Chief commissioner of the company Darjoto Setyawan said the company plans to build three power plants - in Tuban, Tonasa and Padang.  
 
The power plants will use coal for fuel, therefore, the country’s largest cement producer may decide to acquire a coal mining company to guarantee coal supply to the power plants.  
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