Danantara's 2025 Financial Report Still Under Audit
Translated from Indonesian, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- The Investment Management Institution of Indonesia (BPI Danantara) announced its consolidated financial report for 2025 is still undergoing an audit.
- Managing Director Rohan Hafas stated the report will be released after the audit is complete, adhering to regulations.
- Danantara has begun strategic investments using 2025 dividend funds, including projects like a Kampung Haji dan Umrah in Mecca and waste-to-energy initiatives.
The Investment Management Institution of Indonesia (BPI Danantara) has stated that its consolidated financial report for 2025 is currently in the audit phase. Rohan Hafas, Managing Director of Stakeholders Management and Communications at Danantara, confirmed that the report will be submitted once the audit process is fully completed, in accordance with all applicable regulations.
While Danantara's consolidated report is pending, financial reports for individual State-Owned Enterprises (BUMN) were finalized by June 30, 2026, and are accessible on their respective official websites. The audit for Danantara's consolidated financial statements is being conducted by the Audit Board of Indonesia (BPK).
It will be submitted after the entire audit process is completed in accordance with the provisions of laws and regulations.
Hafas also highlighted that Danantara has commenced implementing its investment mandate through several strategic initiatives. These investments are financed by dividend funds received from BUMN in 2025. A portion of these dividends has been allocated to support projects deemed strategically important for national development and expected to yield long-term economic benefits.
Among the key projects are the Kampung Haji dan Umrah in Mecca, Saudi Arabia, and waste-to-energy projects aimed at sustainable waste management and enhancing energy resilience. Hafas emphasized that all these investments are managed under principles of good governance, investment discipline, prudent risk management, and a focus on creating long-term value for the nation and its citizens.
All these investments are carried out by prioritizing good governance principles, investment discipline, prudent risk management, and an orientation towards creating long-term value for the state and society.
Originally published by Tempo in Indonesian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.