Mataram Prosecutors Office to Directly Sell 30 Confiscated Motorcycles Starting at Under IDR 500,000
MATARAM — The Mataram District Prosecutor’s Office (Kejari Mataram) is set to hold a direct sale of 30 confiscated motorcycles from finalized criminal cases on Tuesday, November 10, 2026.
Head of Intelligence at Kejari Mataram, Ida Made Oka Wijaya, confirmed on Sunday (Nov 8) that all 30 units have received legally binding court rulings (inkracht), ordering the assets to be forfeited to the state.
”All 30 units to be auctioned have undergone legally binding court procedures,” Wijaya stated. “Prices are set below IDR 500,000 per unit.”
Kejari Mataram Direct Asset Disposal Framework
| Execution Domain | Operational Parameters & Pricing | Legal Basis & Fiscal Destination |
|---|---|---|
| Item Inventory & Pricing | 30 units of various motorcycle brands; floor prices capped below IDR 500,000 per unit | Assets forfeited to the state via legally binding court rulings (inkracht) |
| Disposal Mechanism | Direct sale conducted in-house by Kejari Mataram without KPKNL involvement | Authorized for state assets valued under IDR 35 million per individual lot |
| Buyer Terms & Inspection | Mandatory on-site registration; buyers inspect vehicle and engine conditions as-is (no returns) | Immediate payment and physical unit handover upon selection at Kejari Mataram Office |
| Revenue Allocation | 100% of direct sale proceeds remitted immediately to the state treasury | Categorized as Non-Tax State Revenue (PNBP) |
Direct Sale Procedure and Legal Provisions
The asset disposal is executed directly by Kejari Mataram bypassing the State Assets and Auction Service Office (KPKNL) because the individual appraisal value for each motorcycle is below the IDR 35 million regulatory threshold.
Prospective buyers are required to register on-site at the Kejari Mataram office on November 10, 2026. Vehicles stored in the evidence warehouse are offered on an “as-is” basis, with buyers permitted to inspect physical and mechanical conditions prior to purchase.
All sales are final with no return policies, and all generated proceeds will be directly deposited into the state treasury as Non-Tax State Revenue (PNBP).
