Efforts to Prevent FFB Theft in Plantation SOEs through Optimizing CSR Funds by Involving the Police

The main objective of establishing a Plantation BUMN, especially for the production of palm oil, is to obtain economic benefits and state revenues to realize public benefits. One of the factors that cause state-owned plantation companies to suffer losses is because of the rampant palm theft. This study discusses the problem of palm oil theft in state-owned plantations in terms of prevention through optimizing CSR funds by involving the role of the National Police. The urgency of efforts to prevent palm oil theft by involving Babinkamtibmas, Ditpamobvit, and Korsabhara is carried out to focus on pre-emptive and preventive efforts. This research method is normative juridical and qualitative analysis. The results of the study found that the increasing number of cases of palm oil theft in stateowned plantations caused economic losses for companies, investors, and the state. It was concluded that efforts to prevent palm theft in state-owned plantations through optimizing CSR funds by involving the assistance of the National Police were very effective in reducing or at least reducing the rate of palm theft, which in turn could increase the value of palm fruit production, increase company revenues and state revenues from plantation products. So that the state's goal of establishing Plantation SOEs is maximally achieved in the context of implementing public benefits such as fulfilling the needs of many people. It is hoped that the State-Owned Enterprises Plantation will form a partnership with the National Police by focusing on pre-emptive and preventive measures to prevent and reduce palm oil theft by the CSR mandate in the Company Law.