Indonesia’s Gojek co‑founder Nadiem Makarim convicted in corruption case

Nadiem Makarim, co‑founder of Gojek, was tried on corruption charges in Indonesia. A court found him guilty and issued a conviction. The ruling has sparked debate over the fairness of the Indonesian judicial system. Legal observers point to the case as a test of due‑process standards. The verdict arrives as foreign investors in Indonesia are becoming increasingly cautious. Investor wariness has been growing amid concerns about regulatory risk. The conviction could further affect confidence among overseas capital providers. Authorities and businesses will monitor any appeals or policy shifts that follow.