To dissolve a company in Indonesia, there is a defined legal and regulatory process. The legal basis is outlined in the Limited Liability Company Act of 2007 and relevant decrees. The dissolution process involves announcing the proposed dissolution in newspapers and registering it with the Ministry of Law and Human Rights. The liquidator then settles all obligations to creditors, registers company assets, and reports the final results to shareholders or a court for ratification. Once ratified, the termination is informed to the Ministry of Law and Human Rights and announced in newspapers. The company is then officially terminated and its legal status expires.