IIF Secures Rp655 Billion Funding for Sustainable Infrastructure

PT Indonesia Infrastructure Finance (IIF) has bolstered its financing capacity by raising Rp655.5 billion through the issuance of bonds and perpetual notes. This significant capital infusion is earmarked for expanding financing for sustainable infrastructure projects, addressing the growing investment needs in priority sectors.

The company issued bonds totaling Rp435.5 billion with tenors of one, three, and five years, carrying an average coupon of approximately 7.4% annually. Additionally, Rp220 billion was raised through perpetual notes offering an 8% annual yield. A substantial 83% of these instruments were absorbed by asset management and insurance companies, with the remainder coming from corporations, retail investors, pension funds, and banks.

Rizki Pribadi Hasan, President Director and CEO of IIF, stated that the strengthened capital base will enhance the company's ability to support infrastructure projects that yield positive economic, social, and environmental impacts. He emphasized that these new funds and international accolades will empower IIF to improve its services to clients and contribute positively to economic growth and the quality of public life.

IIF plays a crucial role in complementing the financial industry by mobilizing private capital for sustainable infrastructure development. The company's efforts have been recognized through multiple international awards, including "The Biggest Sustainable Impact – Nonbank Financial Institution" at the FinanceAsia Awards 2026 and "Innovative Deal of the Year" at the Asian Banking and Finance Corporate and Investment Banking Awards 2026. IIF was also a finalist for the "Environmental & Social Risk Management (ESRM) Pioneer Award" at the ASEAN Risk Awards 2026.

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International awards and new funding will help IIF improve its services to clients and positively impact economic growth and the quality of life for the community. This is an encouragement for IIF to continue supporting the government, project sponsors, lenders, and investors in realizing infrastructure projects that provide economic, social, and environmental benefits to the community.