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In the early 1970s, Hartati and her husband founded PT CCM, which focused on the electricity and construction sectors. Regarded as cronies of authoritarian president Suharto, the couple made their fortunes through lucrative procurement contracts for state electricity company PLN. They were also close to the Indonesian military. As their business grew, Hartati and her husband went on to cooperate with some of the world's largest power companies, such as Fuji Electric of Japan and Asea Brown Boveri (ABB) of Switzerland. CCM also won a license for the production of Nike shoes in Indonesia, and marketed the products of some of the world's top technology firms, such as IBM, HP, Hitachi, Fujitsu and Symantec. As of 2013, the group employed about 45,000 people across various industries ranging from property to retail to agribusiness.