Jakarta – The Daya Anagata Nusantara Investment Management Agency (Danantara) continues to move quickly to ensure that all State-Owned Enterprises (BUMN) are healthy, professional, and highly competitive.
Since officially operating, Danantara has immediately taken strategic steps through asset consolidation, strengthening governance, and optimizing long-term investments oriented towards sustainable growth.
Danantara Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Rosan Roeslani, emphasized that the health of state-owned enterprises is the top priority of the institution he leads.
“Danantara was established to ensure the management of the country’s strategic assets professionally, transparently, and accountably. Our focus is on strengthening the fundamentals of state-owned enterprises (SOEs) so they can grow healthily and make a real contribution to the national economy,” said Rosan.
According to Rosan, Danantara serves not only as an investment manager but also as a catalyst for SOE transformation. This effort is carried out through performance evaluations, synergies between state-owned enterprises, and investment portfolio restructuring to make them more efficient and productive.
“We want state-owned enterprises not just to survive, but to become major players at the regional and global levels,” he added.
Meanwhile, BPI Danantara Chief Operating Officer Dony Oskaria stated that Danantara Indonesia is targeting state-owned enterprise (BUMN) profits to reach around Rp350 trillion by 2026, in line with the implementation of dozens of strategic projects and the acceleration of BUMN consolidation.
“For 2026, our work plan targets state-owned enterprise profits of around IDR 350 trillion,” said Dony.
Dony explained that, based on historical performance, normalized SOE profits in 2025 will reach IDR 332 trillion. However, this figure is accompanied by an impairment charge of IDR 55 trillion as part of fundamental improvement efforts.
“Normalized SOE profits in 2025 will reach Rp332 trillion, but after impairment, the actual profit will be in the range of Rp280 trillion to Rp295 trillion,” he said.
He emphasized that the consolidation and transformation of state-owned enterprises (SOEs) are aimed at increasing return on assets and ensuring that SOEs’ contribution to the national economy remains strong, not only in terms of profits but also through tax payments and social roles.
Danantara will continue to accelerate its consolidation and transformation efforts, in line with its national development vision. With healthy and strong state-owned enterprises, Indonesia is confident it can face global challenges and drive inclusive and sustainable economic growth.
