FTSE 250 miner Bumi said its former Chief Executive had resigned from his current role as non-executive director following the launch of a probe into 'irregularities' at its Indoneisan business.
The firm said Ari Hudaya, who was CEO until March and is also president director of PT Bumi Resources, the focus of the investigation, had resigned from the board with immediate effect.
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