Published on September 10, 2025, by CNBC Indonesia
Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia – Finance Minister Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa hopes that the Investment Management Agency (BPI) Danantara will invest more aggressively in the future to support investment needs, which currently rely heavily on the state budget.
Danantara’s investment target stood at Rp380 trillion in 2025, with Rp490 trillion from the government and Rp6,080 trillion from the private sector. The target is set to increase to Rp720 trillion for Danantara, with Rp530 trillion from the government and Rp6,200 trillion from the private sector in 2026.
“Investments should not rely solely on the state budget but also supported by a stronger role of the private sector and Danantara Indonesia as a sovereign wealth fund,” Purbaya said during a meeting with Commission XI of the House of Representatives (DPR) in Jakarta, Wednesday (10/9).
Danantara’s investment target will be increased in 2027 to Rp770 trillion, Rp600 trillion for the government, and Rp6,800 trillion for the private sector. The targets will be further increased in 2028 with Danantara’s target at Rp860 trillion, the government at Rp640 trillion, and the private sector at Rp7,500 trillion.
For 2029, Danantara’s target is set at Rp980 trillion, the government at Rp710 trillion, and the private sector at Rp8,300 trillion.
“Going forward, Danantara’s investment contribution is expected to keep increasing up to 2029 in line with a higher private sector’s contribution,” Purbaya said.
Purbaya said the strategic investments made by Danantara are ained at supporting productive sectors with high added value, expanding job opportunities, and improving welfare.
“The government, through the State Budget (APBN), also remains present as a catalyst to stimulate the role of the private sector. Therefore, Danantara and the private sector are expected to contribute significantly as drivers of economic growth in the future,” he said.