Bumi drama approaches its final act CLOSE students of the fight for control of Bumi have learnt not to count their chickens. But the sale of shares with 13.4 per cent of the voting rights in the Indonesian coalminer held by one of its main Indonesian shareholders, Rosan Roeslani, looks like a knock-out blow. The sale partially unlocks the 30 per cent limit imposed by the British Takeover Panel on the collective voting power of Mr Roeslani, the Bakrie family and Bumi chairman Samin Tan, who together owned 58 per cent of the company.