Indonesia’s Danantara Eyes Rp 360 Trillion SOE Profit as Mergers Accelerate
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- Danantara says BUMN profits could reach Rp 360 trillion in 2026, up from a reported Rp 332 trillion in 2025.
- The agency is pushing consolidation, including mergers and a plan to reduce BUMN entities from 1,043 to 300 this year.
- Danantara is also aiming higher for 2027, targeting at least Rp 400 trillion in profits.
Danantara Indonesia, the Daya Anagata Nusantara Investment Management Agency, is targeting total profits from state-owned enterprises (BUMN) of trillion in 2026.
The target marks an increase from the 2025 profit realization, which was reported at trillion.
“In our target for this year, Danantara Asset Management is expected to book profits of at least trillion. So the public should know that BUMN generate sizable profits— trillion this year,” Danantara Chief Operating Officer Dony Oskaria said at Hotel Kempinski in Jakarta on Tuesday.
He said the target was within reach amid significant changes in the way BUMN are managed, including consolidation and mergers.
As part of the restructuring, Danantara plans to cut the number of BUMN entities from 1,043 companies to 300 companies this year.
“Every year we deliver profits, in addition to the taxes paid by BUMN, but so far it hasn’t been optimal. That’s why we are consolidating from 1,000 to 300, grouping them into clusters, then reviewing their business models, reviewing their revenue streams, rechecking the revenue mix, and so on,” Dony said.
Danantara also expects BUMN profits to keep rising in the coming years. For 2027, it is targeting at least trillion in profits from BUMN.
“For 2027, we are targeting at least R trillion in profits from Danantara Asset Management,” he added.
“So this will become one of the biggest companies in the world, with profits at around what we’re targeting. Personally, I have set the target that by 2027 we reach nearly at least trillion in profits as part of the consolidation process,” he said.
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