Collingham Pipeline Board

Schedule

Commodities and Energy

Singkep silica

In execution

Position: AD Corp, which owns the Singkep asset, has Collingham's final response and a clean agreement, both sent 18 September. FaaS Global, the Chinese family office, has no changes to its letter of intent. LONGi, the Chinese solar manufacturer, has offered 51% of its West Java plant. Pak Yukki, an adviser to AD Corp's board, has offered gold, bauxite, copper, nickel, coal and battery recycling assets by share swap.
Next: Sign with AD Corp before 1 October, once Collingham's Singapore bank account opens. CICC Indonesia, the Jakarta arm of the Chinese investment bank, answers after meeting AD Corp on 18 September.

Capital

ChinaHong KongSingaporeUAEUSAIndonesia

Market

IndonesiaChinaIndia

Pegasus Capital, Chablé Hotels, SARGA Group

In discussion

Position: Pegasus is acquiring Chablé Hotels and wants an Indonesia flagship; Craig Cogut, who heads Pegasus, spoke with Bradford on 16 September. Collingham brings the site and takes an equity position. SARGA Group, the Jakarta motorsport promoter, wants an electric powerboat race from the E1 series in Bali in 2028.
Next: Partners settle the opening terms by 2 October, ahead of the Pegasus dinner in London on 4 October. Dimas opens the conversation with SARGA Group.

Capital

USAUK

Market

Indonesia

Mach Industries, Susan Walton

Origination

Position: Rutland, Chris's firm, is taking a global contract with Mach Industries, a Sequoia-backed defence company, and Collingham enters as South East Asia regional partner. Dimas consented on 18 August. On 15 September he raised a second route, a contact who supplies arms to the Indonesian government.
Next: Collingham papers Dimas's consent to the Mach role. Susan Walton, Chris's defence contact, is sourcing defence companies for Indonesia.

Capital

USAUK

Market

Indonesia

AAG Capital, VMH

Unverified

Position: Chris's contact in the Saudi government's artificial intelligence ministry introduced two Hong Kong robotics investors, AAG Capital and VMH, on 30 August.
Next: Bradford checks both firms before any silica material goes to them, open since 30 August.

Capital

Hong KongChinaSaudi

Market

Saudi