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Danantara Indonesia

Badan Pengelola Investasi Daya Anagata Nusantara · Indonesia · Asia · Founded 2025 · State holding company · IFSWF associate member

Focus

Danantara Indonesia: what it invests in

Mining and metalsEnergy: oil and gasRenewables and climateAgriculture and food securityFinancial servicesInfrastructure and utilities
Strategic state holdingsPrivate equityPrivate creditInfrastructureHedge funds and absolute return

Geography Domestic and global

Scale

Danantara Indonesia: how big it is, and on what basis

About USD 900B to USD 1T (unaudited) Estimate
Published estimateAs of

In US dollars: about USD 900B. Officials' valuation in USD; no audited total yet

Transparency

Danantara Indonesia: what it publishes

4.0 of 10 Band 2 of 5

Published 2 · Partly 4 · Not published 4

Our 10 item score. It measures what is public, not how well a fund is run.

Assets (officials' figure)S8
About USD 900B to 1T (unaudited)
As of
Launch capitalS2S7
About USD 19.6B (IDR 320T at the ECB rate of 24 February 2025)
As of
SOEs in scopeS2
1,000+
As of
Deployed in 2025S9
About USD 12B
As of
2026 planS9
Up to USD 14B
As of
Debut dollar bondS12
USD 1.5B (June 2026)
As of
Transparency scoreS17
4.0 of 10

At a glance. Danantara is Indonesia's sovereign wealth fund and holding company for state-owned enterprises, created by Law No. 1 of 2025. It started with about IDR 320 trillion (about USD 19.6B) of state capital and took over stakes in Bank Mandiri, BRI, BNI, Pertamina, PLN, Telkom and MIND ID. Officials value the group at about USD 900B to USD 1T, an unaudited figure. It invests in downstream processing, energy and food security. S2 S7 S8 S4

Key points

  • Law No. 1 of 2025 sets statutory capital at not less than IDR 1,000 trillion, payable in cash, state property or SOE shares. S1
  • Aims to bring all 1,000 or more state-owned enterprises under its ownership and supervision. S2
  • Deployed about USD 12B in 2025 and planned up to USD 14B in 2026; 18 downstream projects worth about USD 38.6B are in the pipeline. S9 S10
  • SOE profit for 2025 was about IDR 330 trillion to IDR 335 trillion per the COO, with IDR 360 trillion targeted for 2026 (unaudited). S11
  • Its investment arm issued a USD 1.5B debut dollar bond in June 2026. S12
  • Gave Partners Group a USD 1B private credit mandate and hired Neuberger Berman to help pick managers and deals. S13
  • The state Audit Board began auditing the 2025 group statements on 17 September 2026. S14

Interesting facts

  • Indonesia's second sovereign wealth fund, after the Indonesia Investment Authority set up in 2021. S2
  • The President said in May 2026 that its assets were about USD 1T, which would rank it among the six largest sovereign funds by his account. S15
  • Its projects include a Hajj and Umrah ecosystem for Indonesian pilgrims in Makkah. S4

Mandate and goals

Manage and optimise state investments and SOE assets to support the Asta Cita vision, national strategic plans and faster industrialisation and growth. S5

  • Raise the value of SOE assets and return dividends to the state. S5
  • Fund strategic national projects, led by downstream minerals processing, energy and food security. S4 S2
  • Judge success by earnings quality and cash flow strength, not balance sheet size. S5
  • Attract co-investment from other sovereign funds and global managers. S8
  • Return target: About 5 percent return on assets, reported as a government aim S10

How it invests

IndustriesMining and metals, Energy: oil and gas, Renewables and climate, Agriculture and food security, Financial services, Infrastructure and utilities, Telecoms and media, Real estate S4 S2 S18
Asset classesStrategic state holdings, Private equity, Private credit, Infrastructure, Hedge funds and absolute return S2 S13 S8
StagesBuyout, Growth, Infrastructure, Credit S13 S19
GeographyDomestic and global. Mostly Indonesia; abroad through external managers and selected ventures such as the JBS Australia and New Zealand venture S8 S13
Direct / through funds / co-investYes / Yes / Yes S8 S13
Ticket sizeNo ticket size published. The CEO aims to invest up to USD 40B of equity in five years, or about USD 250B with leverage S9
Deal sizes seenAbout USD 800M (Chandra Asri plant, 2025) to USD 2.5B (JBS venture, 2026)
External managersPartners Group runs a USD 1B private credit mandate; Neuberger Berman advises on manager and deal selection; first hedge fund allocations planned for later in 2026 S13 S8
Co-investment programmeCo-invests with the Indonesia Investment Authority and plans a manager platform with CIC, per the CIO S19 S8

Largest holdings: Bank Mandiri, Bank Rakyat Indonesia (BRI), Bank Negara Indonesia (BNI), Pertamina, PLN, Telkom Indonesia, MIND ID (as of 2026-09-30) S2

Published criteria

  • Tighter project vetting with a focus on risk-managed deployment and long-term value. S10
  • Direct investment only in sectors where it has in-house expertise; partners elsewhere. S8

Fund commitments

ManagerFundAmountYear
Partners GroupPrivate credit mandate (direct lending and discretionary tranche)USD 1B2026 S13

Past investments

YearInvestmentTypeSectorStageAmount
2026Indonesia Stock Exchange (interest in a stake). Interest in a 5 to 10 percent stake as the exchange demutualises; OJK approval needed above 5 percent. S20Direct investmentFinancial servicesPublic marketsNot published
2026JBS Australia and New Zealand venture. Venture over the JBS Australia and New Zealand business, linked to building Indonesia's meat industry. S13Joint venture or partnershipAgriculture and food securityNot statedUSD 2.5B
2026Partners Group private credit mandate. USD 600M direct lending plus a USD 400M discretionary tranche including co-investment. S13Fund commitmentMulti-sectorCreditUSD 1B
2026Four SOE investment managers. Danantara Asset Management took control of four state-owned investment managers. S6State asset transferFinancial servicesNot statedNot published
2026Export-Import Bank of Korea memorandum. Six cooperation areas: critical minerals, grids, data centres, transport, water and waste-to-energy. S18Joint venture or partnershipInfrastructure and utilitiesNot statedNot published
2026Six natural resource processing projects. Package of downstream processing projects announced in February 2026. S10Direct investmentMining and metalsInfrastructureUSD 7B
2025Patriot Bonds for renewable and waste-to-energy projects. Two series, 5 and 7 years, with a 2 percent coupon. S21Direct investmentRenewables and climateInfrastructureIDR 50T
2025Chandra Asri chlor-alkali and EDC plant. Plant in Cilegon, Banten, with INA and Chandra Asri. S19Co-investmentIndustrials and manufacturingInfrastructureAbout USD 800M (project)
2025Hajj and Umrah ecosystem, Makkah. Funded partly from 2025 SOE dividends. S4Direct investmentTourism and hospitalityReal estateNot published
2025Initial SOE stakes. Bank Mandiri, BRI, BNI, Pertamina, PLN, Telkom and MIND ID moved in at launch. S2State asset transferFinancial servicesNot statedNot published

Case studies

Co-investing with INA in chemicals S19

  • What: Danantara, INA and Chandra Asri agreed to build a chlor-alkali and EDC plant in Cilegon.
  • When: August 2025
  • Size: About USD 800M project
  • Why: Replaces imported chemicals and fits the downstream industry plan.
  • Outcome: A conditional share subscription agreement followed the memorandum.

Food security through a foreign venture S13

  • What: A USD 2.5B venture over the JBS Australia and New Zealand operations.
  • When: August 2026
  • Size: USD 2.5B
  • Why: JBS helps build Indonesia's meat industry in return.

Outsourcing private credit S13 S8

  • What: A USD 1B private credit mandate to Partners Group, with Neuberger Berman hired to help pick managers.
  • When: August 2026
  • Size: USD 1B
  • Why: The CIO says it invests directly only where it has expertise and partners elsewhere.

Investment process

An agency under the President with a supervisory board and a board of directors led by the CEO. The CEO oversees an operating holding (DAM) for SOE clusters and an investment holding (DIM) for new deals. S5 S17

CommitteeRole
Board of DirectorsCEO, COO, CIO and CTO run the agency S17
Supervisory BoardOversees the agency; deputy chair Muliaman Hadad S14
  1. Projects are vetted against risk and long-term value tests. S10
  2. Direct deals in core expertise; external managers for other strategies. S8
  3. Partners enter through joint ventures with SOEs, project finance or programme registration lists such as waste-to-energy. S16

How to approach: No intake form. Partnership and media enquiries go through the Danantara website; routes seen so far are SOE joint ventures, manager mandates and programme registration lists. S16 S4

Size and returns

  • Headline size: About USD 900B to USD 1T (unaudited) (Published estimate, as of 2026-09-14) S8 S15
  • In US dollars: about USD 900B. Officials' valuation in USD; no audited total yet
  • Launch capital: About IDR 320T (about USD 19.6B) (Committed or authorised capital, as of 2026-09-30) S2 S7
  • Statutory minimum capital: IDR 1,000T (Committed or authorised capital, as of 2025-02-24) S1
  • SOE ecosystem consolidated assets, reported: IDR 17,960T (Total assets (balance sheet), as of 2026-09-21) S11
  • Returns: the fund does not publish a return figure.

Leadership

NameTitleSince
Rosan RoeslaniChief Executive Officer S172025-02
Dony OskariaChief Operating Officer S17Not published
Pandu Patria SjahrirChief Investment Officer S17Not published
Sigit Puji SantosaChief Technology Officer S17Not published
Muliaman HadadDeputy Chair, Supervisory Board S14Not published
Rohan HafasManaging Director, Stakeholders Management S17Not published
Jonathon AllawayManaging Director, Digital Solutions S17Not published
Ahmad HidayatManaging Director, Internal Audit S17Not published
Daniel GintingManaging Director, Legal and Compliance S17Not published
Ardy MuawinManaging Director, Industrialization S17Not published

Governance and transparency

  • Legal basis: Law No. 1 of 2025, amending the SOE law, makes Danantara an independent agency under the President S5 S1
  • Oversight: Supervisory board; the Audit Board (BPK) audits the agency under Article 3K of the law S1 S14
  • Auditor: Audit Board (BPK) for the agency; SOEs audited by public accountants S1 S14
  • Santiago Principles: IFSWF associate member through PT Danantara Investment Management S3
  • Unaudited 2025 consolidated statements went to BPK on 20 July 2026; the group audit covers the agency, DAM, DIM and all SOEs. S14
  • Since July 2025, SOE commissioners get no performance bonuses and director incentives depend on sustained results. S2

Transparency score: 4.0 of 10 (band 2 of 5). Our own 10-item rubric; see the methodology page.

  • Published: governance and mandate documents, named leadership. S1 S17
  • Partly published: total assets, geographic or sector split, holdings or deal list, regular reporting schedule. S4 S15 S16
  • Not published: annual return, long-term returns, asset allocation, audited financial statements. S4 S14 S16

History

DateEvent
2025-02-05SOE law amendment passes. S2
2025-02-24Launch with about IDR 320 trillion of capital. S2
2025-08-21Memorandum with INA and Chandra Asri on the chlor-alkali plant. S19
2025-10-09Patriot Bonds raise IDR 50 trillion. S21
2026-03-04Governance reset announced. S5
2026-04-01Memorandum with the Export-Import Bank of Korea. S18
2026-06-12USD 1.5B debut dollar bond. S12
2026-07-23DAM acquires four SOE investment managers. S6
2026-08-27Partners Group mandate and JBS venture reported. S13
2026-09-17BPK starts the group audit. S14

For family offices

Danantara has no programme for private capital. Outside partners have come in as joint venture partners, co-investors on downstream projects and appointed managers. S8 S13

  • Joint ventures with Danantara-supervised SOEs on downstream and energy projects. S10
  • Co-investment alongside Danantara and INA in Indonesian industrial projects. S19

Reports

Common questions

How big is Danantara?

Officials put it at about USD 900B to USD 1T, an unaudited valuation. Launch capital was about IDR 320 trillion, about USD 19.6B. S8 S7

Is Danantara the same as INA?

No. INA, set up in 2021, is a co-investment fund. Danantara, set up in 2025, owns and supervises SOEs and also invests. S2

Who runs Danantara?

CEO Rosan Roeslani, COO Dony Oskaria, CIO Pandu Patria Sjahrir and CTO Sigit Puji Santosa. S17

Has Danantara published audited accounts?

Not yet. The Audit Board began auditing the 2025 group statements on 17 September 2026. S14

Does Danantara use external managers?

Yes. It gave Partners Group a USD 1B private credit mandate and hired Neuberger Berman to help choose managers and deals. S13 S8

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Sources

  1. S1Law No. 1 of 2025 (BPK legal database)
  2. S2Wikipedia, Danantara
  3. S3IFSWF, associate members
  4. S4Danantara, press release on 2025 SOE financial statements, 2 July 2026
  5. S5Danantara, press release on governance reset, 4 March 2026
  6. S6Danantara, press release: DAM acquires four SOE investment managers, 23 July 2026
  7. S7Frankfurter, ECB reference rate USD/IDR, 24 February 2025
  8. S8Semafor, interview with the Danantara CIO, 14 September 2026
  9. S9Antara, CEO on SOE dividends, 20 October 2025
  10. S10Danantara Investment explainer on assets under management, 24 July 2026
  11. S11Wartakutim, BPK audit and IDR 17,960 trillion asset figure, 21 September 2026
  12. S12Reuters, Danantara unit raises USD 1.5B debut dollar bond, 12 June 2026
  13. S13The Edge Malaysia, Danantara mandates and JBS venture, 27 August 2026
  14. S14Kompas, BPK begins Danantara audit, 20 September 2026
  15. S15Financial News (Korea), President on Danantara assets, 18 May 2026
  16. S16Danantara, press releases
  17. S17Danantara, board of directors page
  18. S18SEN TV (Korea), Danantara and KEXIM memorandum, 3 April 2026
  19. S19Indonesia Investment Authority, Annual Report 2025
  20. S20Antara, Danantara share of the stock exchange, 30 September 2026
  21. S21Antara Mataram, Patriot Bond, 9 October 2025

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