Indonesia Secures 10th Consecutive Clean Audit for 2025 Financial Report

Indonesia has secured its tenth consecutive clean audit report for the 2025 State Budget, a testament to the government's commitment to transparency and accountability in managing state finances. Finance Minister Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa announced the successful execution of the budget, highlighting resilient economic growth amidst significant global trade challenges.

Speaking before the House of Representatives, Purbaya emphasized the budget's role as an adaptive and reliable instrument for maintaining national economic resilience. He stated that the government optimally used the budget as a shock absorber to shield the domestic economy from intense international headwinds and global economic turmoil.

The Supreme Audit Agency (BPK) awarded the 2025 Central Government Financial Report an Unqualified Opinion (WTP), the highest standard of financial accountability. This marks a decade of clean audits since the 2016 financial year, reflecting the government's ongoing dedication to prudence and strict financial management.

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The State Budget continues to serve as an adaptive and reliable instrument for maintaining national economic resilience. The government is optimally utilizing the Budget as a shock absorber to protect the public from global economic turmoil.

Despite a challenging 2025 marked by rising geopolitical tensions and trade fragmentation, Indonesia's macroeconomic indicators remained stable. Economic growth reached 5.11 percent, driven by robust household consumption and steady investment. Inflation was kept at 2.92 percent year-on-year, preserving purchasing power and optimizing social protection programs.

To further stimulate the economy, the government deployed stimulus packages totaling approximately $6.92 billion throughout 2025. These measures aimed to maintain purchasing power, encourage domestic consumption, and support MSMEs and labor-intensive sectors. Purbaya credited close collaboration with the House of Representatives for enabling a responsive fiscal policy.

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This stimulus is aimed at maintaining purchasing power, encouraging domestic consumption, and strengthening the real sector through support for MSMEs, labor-intensive sectors, housing, internship programs, holiday ticket discounts, and empowering the younger generation.