A further US$6 billion is needed for a key Indonesia highway.
Connecting Betung with Tempino and Jambi will be the most costly work for Indoneisa’s JTTS project – image courtesy of © Dedi Sofyan| Dreamstime.com
Over US$6 billion is required to fund construction for the final seven stretches of Indonesia’s massive Trans Sumatra Highway (JTTS). The JTTS route extends nearly 3,000km, with around 1,235km so far having been built.
The most costly stretch of the route will connect Betung, Tempino and Jambi. The project is being managed by Hutama Karya, Indonesia’s state-owned road company.
