Indonesian mining regulations consist of various laws and regulations, ranging from laws, government regulations, ministerial regulations, to regional regulations. These regulations aim to:

• Guaranteeing legal certainty and offering protection to investors: Through clear and transparent regulations, investors can feel safe and assured when investing in the mining sector.
• Increasing the added value of mineral resources: Mining regulations encourage the processing and refining of minerals domestically, thus increasing the added value of mining products and providing greater economic benefits for the country.
• Protecting the environment and communities around mines: Mining regulations require mining companies to carry out good and responsible environmental management, as well as provide social and economic benefits to the communities around the mines.
  
• Increasing community participation in mineral resource management: Mining regulations require mining companies to divest shares to national parties, including local communities, so that the community can participate in the management of mineral resources.