Askrindo Syariah strengthens partnerships with 19 institutions

Jakarta (ANTARA) - PT Jaminan Pembiayaan Askrindo Syariah (Askrindo Syariah) is strengthening its partnerships with 19 institutions from government and business sectors through a halalbihalal event packaged as a padel sports gathering. Participants in the event came from the management ranks of Askrindo Syariah, Askrindo, Indonesia Financial Group (IFG), business partners, as well as government representatives such as the Coordinating Ministry for the Economy, the Ministry of Finance, and the Ministry of Cooperatives and SMEs. Acting President Director of Askrindo Syariah Aviantono Yudihariadi, in a written statement in Jakarta on Sunday, said the event not only served as a sports gathering but also as a means to strengthen relationships and open broader collaboration opportunities. According to him, interactions outside formal forums are important for building closeness among partners. IFG Finance Director Heru Handayanto assessed that such communal activities can encourage more adaptive working relationships amid the dynamics of the financial services industry. Heru opined that informal atmospheres often bring new perspectives useful for strengthening collaboration and facing future challenges. PNM Business Director Kindaris also appreciated Askrindo Syariah’s initiative in providing interaction spaces that can tighten relationships among partners, both in business and camaraderie aspects. For Askrindo Syariah, strengthening partnerships is part of the strategy to support business development. The sharia-based financing guarantee company currently has 41 office networks across Indonesia. The company is also continuously promoting service digitalisation through the implementation of host-to-host, Online System Application (OSA), and the MAASya mobile application to enhance product innovation and company value. Askrindo Syariah recorded a net profit after tax of Rp163.18 billion, growing 19.29 per cent (year-on-year/yoy) compared to 2024 which was recorded at Rp136.80 billion. The amount of guarantee income also showed a positive trend, increasing from Rp436.60 billion in 2024 to Rp538.93 billion in 2025. Meanwhile, guarantees for micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) were channelled to 29.2 million debtors, including 4.63 million new debtors in 2025, with a total guarantee value of Rp47.21 trillion.