Jakarta Metropolitan Area
Loura is the youngest executive at a global company in the electricity industry in Indonesia, holding a director-level position. She has a proven track record of senior managerial experience in both Indonesia and Singapore. Loura is skilled at managing and resolving legal matters with minimal supervision, and she works efficiently in a fast-paced environment. Additionally, she is capable of working independently as well as collaboratively within a team.
1. Restructuring the Legal Department entails reorganizing the team, documents, procedures, and compliance. 2. Advising the management on developing the strategic plan for the Group of Companies. 3. Drafting and/or reviewing corporate and operational documents exceeding a value of USD 300,000, such as financing, BOT, O&M, coal mining services contracts, coal transportation agreements, and others. 4. Ensuring all documents and transactions adhere to current regulations and securing the necessary corporate approvals. 5. Advising and assisting other departments prior to conducting specific activities, such as land acquisition and employment matters. 6. Nurturing and mentoring members of the legal team.
Merger & Acquisition Advising and assisting the company on various matters related to acquisition activities of the power generation companies in Southeast Asia. Dispute Resolution Successfully represented the company in the Singapore Mediation Centre valued at about USD 1,3 million against an American financial services company. Good Corporate Governance (GCG) Advised and assisted the company in drafting the GCG code, board manual, code of conduct, and other relevant manuals.
I advised and assisted the company for various matters in the energy and natural resources business sector. 1. Acted on the drafting and negotiation of Selat Panjang production sharing contract (PSC) with the Indonesian Ministry of Energy and other relevant agreements relating to Selat Panjang PSC's operation. The company has been awarded the Selat Panjang PSC in the 2019 Conventional Bid Round in Indonesia. With a 20-year term, the Selat Panjang PSC has a signature bonus of US$ 5 million and a five-year work program commitment of US$ 74 million. 2. Advised the company in providing US$ 4 million loans for a Canadian-based company, including the preparation of relevant security documents. 3. Advised in relation to the proposed acquisition of over 50 percent equity interest in a Canadian oil and gas company. 4. Advised on the investments into the North Bahodopi Block and the Matarape Block, two nickel mining areas that were reduced from PT Vale Indonesia Tbk (INCO).
LEGAL MANAGER As legal manager, I advised and assisted the Company for various matters, as follows: 1. Drafting and reviewing various agreements related to the Company's business; 2. Property Transaction; 3. Land Issues; 4. Employment settlement; 5. Companies establishment, M&A, joint ventures, and others; 6. Handled operational permits/licenses for the Company and quarries; 7. Handled quarry acquisition in Australia; 8. Handled intellectual property matters (registration, extension, and dispute). 9. Handled financing and dealing with banks and related parties on legal matters. 10. Created legal filing system. In performing my duties, I liaised with (both domestic and foreign) lawyers, notaries, and related government agencies. CORPORATE SECRETARY As corporate secretary, my role entailed : 1. Writing and preparing an annual report of the Company. 2. Preparing GMS (both Extraordinary and Annual), public exposes and other corporate actions. 3. Developing manuals and policies for the Company in order to comply with the Financial Service Authority Regulation, i.e.: - Internal Audit Charter; - Working Guidelines and Rules (for the BoD, BoC, Corporate Secretary, Audit Committee, and Nomination and Remuneration Committee); - Code of Conduct; - Insider Trading Prevention Policy; - Policy of Whistleblowing System; - Fulfilment of Creditors' Rights Policy; - Director Succession Policy; and - Communication Policy with the Shareholders or Investors. 4. Regular reporting to the Indonesian Stock Exchange and Financial Services Authority. 5. Conducting other things to ensure the Company comply with the prevailing laws in Indonesia specifically in the capital market.