Indonesia’s minister of maritime and investment affairs Luhut Pandjaitan met with the world’s wealthiest man Elon Musk in Texas last week. Luhut offered Musk a pack of Indonesia’s beloved coffee candy kopiko, which got two thumbs up from the Space-X co-fournder. Photo: Instagram
Elon Musk offers two thumbs up to Indonesia’s coffee candy Kopiko and its stock gets a heady buzz
- Musk’s affection for the confection has proven beneficial to the company as its stock rose 7.3 percentage points the day after he was introduced to Kopiko
- Indonesian politician offered Musk the candy during a meeting about the Southeast Asian nation’s efforts to develop the electric vehicles battery industry
Indonesia’s minister of maritime and investment affairs Luhut Pandjaitan met with the world’s wealthiest man Elon Musk in Texas last week. Luhut offered Musk a pack of Indonesia’s beloved coffee candy kopiko, which got two thumbs up from the Space-X co-fournder. Photo: Instagram