240 State-Owned Enterprises Consolidated, Assets More Efficient and Integrated

The transformation of State-Owned Enterprises (BUMN) continues through corporate consolidation and the optimisation of state asset management. As of July 2026, approximately 240 BUMN entities have been consolidated. This measure is an effort to build a more efficient and healthy corporate structure capable of creating greater added value for the national economy. As part of this process, the Head of BP BUMN and Chief Operations Officer (COO) of Danantara, Dony Oskaria, chaired an internal meeting on Thursday (2/7) to discuss the progress of the BUMN asset management merger. He confirmed that the asset integration process is proceeding according to plan, whilst strengthening the overall effectiveness of the state corporate portfolio management. The discussion focused on the progress of asset management integration to make it more efficient, coordinated, and capable of optimising the sustainable utilisation of BUMN assets. Through increasingly integrated management, BUMN assets are expected to be utilised more productively, strengthen corporate governance, improve operational efficiency, and encourage the creation of greater economic value for the state. ‘We want every BUMN asset to be managed as one great force, not operating independently. If the management is more integrated, the benefits will also be much greater, for the state, the business world, and the public,’ Dony stated in an official release. BP BUMN and Danantara will continue to push for consolidation and optimisation of asset management as part of the sustainable BUMN transformation. Through increasingly integrated asset management, BUMNs are expected to become more efficient, possess stronger competitiveness, and be capable of creating sustainable added value. ‘This is to support national economic growth and provide greater benefits to the public,’ Dony said.