Core Viewpoint - The company, Seram Energy, has filed a claim against the Indonesian government’s SKK Migas, seeking to suspend the appointment of a temporary operator for the Seram block, which it currently operates [1][2]. Group 1: Company Actions - Seram Energy holds a 41% interest in the Seram block and has been the operator since July 2006 [2]. - The company has issued a written administrative objection to SKK Migas regarding its decision to appoint PIM as a temporary operator, claiming it violates Indonesian law and the joint operating agreement [2][3]. - Following SKK Migas's failure to respond to its objection within the stipulated timeframe, Seram Energy has escalated the matter to the Indonesian National Administrative Court [3]. Group 2: Legal Context - The appointment of operators in the Seram block is governed by a joint operating agreement, which outlines the procedures for appointing or dismissing operators [2]. - SKK Migas's decision to appoint a temporary operator is contested by Seram Energy on the grounds that Indonesian law does not recognize such a concept or procedure [2]. - The Indonesian National Administrative Court has accepted Seram Energy's claim, with a preliminary hearing scheduled for October 2, 2025 [3].