Bank BPD Bali Marks 64th Anniversary, Reveals Performance up to May 2026

Bank BPD Bali President Director I Nyoman Sudharma stated that the meaning of harmonious growth is one of collective advancement, where every sector supports one another in a synchronised manner. This growth also adheres strictly to prevailing regulations, ensuring that the progress achieved remains measured, safe, and sustainable. “Meanwhile, maintaining stability is interpreted as the institution’s anchor in facing global economic dynamics. Bank BPD Bali is committed to ensuring all fundamental conditions, from financial health, capital, and legal compliance to data security, are well maintained by prioritising risk management in every strategic step,” Sudharma said in a written statement on Friday (5/6/2026). Through this theme, Bank BPD Bali focuses on becoming bigger and better through measured steps. Business expansion is carried out not merely to pursue figures, but to strengthen systems, align all elements, and ensure innovation runs in tandem with risk control for the bank’s long-term progress. “As an expression of gratitude and social concern, this 64th anniversary commemoration was filled with various humanitarian and family-oriented activities. The series of activities included communal prayers, the handing over of donations, providing direct assistance to orphanages, and friendship visits to the founders and retired management of Bank BPD Bali. In addition, a blood donation drive, a table tennis tournament, and a frontliner competition were also held to maintain and improve service quality,” he said. I Nyoman Sudharma expressed deep appreciation to all parties who have accompanied the bank’s journey. “On behalf of the management and all personnel of Bank BPD Bali, we thank our customers, shareholders, the government, and all levels of society for the trust and support that have always been given. This trust is the main foundation for Bank BPD Bali to be able to continue to survive, grow, and strive to provide the best service,” Sudharma stated. He said that as it enters a new age, Bank BPD Bali continues to strive to realise the company’s vision of becoming a strong, highly competitive, and leading bank in serving and contributing to sustainable economic growth. Based on Bank BPD Bali’s financial performance as of 31 May 2026, positive results were recorded. Total assets grew by 8.19 percent year-on-year (YoY) to IDR 43.12 trillion. Lending reached IDR 25.63 trillion, growing 8.46% YoY, with the portion of MSME loans reaching IDR 13.51 trillion, growing 12.55% YoY. Third Party Funds (DPK) also experienced growth of 5.68%, amounting to IDR 35.40 trillion. Meanwhile, profit up to May 2026 was recorded at IDR 670 billion, growing 16.50% YoY. Bank BPD Bali’s financial ratios show healthy indicators, where the Capital Adequacy Ratio (CAR) is at 30.34%, Return on Assets (ROA) 4.29%, Return on Equity (ROE) 28.39%, Gross NPL is maintained at 0.96%, BOPO is 59.09%, and Net Interest Margin (NIM) reaches 5.89%. This financial position is strengthened by additional capital from shareholders in 2026 amounting to IDR 746 billion. “Thus, total paid-up capital as of May 2026 reached IDR 3.63 trillion and core capital amounted to IDR 5.98 trillion, which projects Bank BPD Bali to move up a class to become a KBMI 2 category bank this year,” he explained. This stable performance garnered appreciation at the national level during a Working Meeting and Hearing of Commission II of the Indonesian House of Representatives with the Minister of Home Affairs and partners in Jakarta on Wednesday (3/6/2026). The meeting discussed the development of the Draft Government Regulation on Regional-Owned Enterprises and regulatory support for Regional Development Banks as financial service sector BUMDs. In the forum, I Nyoman Sudharma, together with the Association of Regional Development Banks (ASBANDA), expressed gratitude to the Minister of Home Affairs, the Directorate General of Regional Finance at the Ministry of Home Affairs, and all stakeholders for their support in strengthening the role of BPDs. “Strong regulations for BUMDs, especially BPDs, are vital for maintaining the sustainability of the intermediation function, expanding public financing access, and supporting regional development,” Sudharma explained. Special appreciation also came from Commission II Member of the Indonesian House of Representatives, Wahyudin Noor Aly. He highlighted the efficient profitability ratios of Bank BPD Bali. “We appreciate Bank BPD Bali. With assets in the range of IDR 40 trillion, its profit recorded a very good result of IDR 1,101.47 billion. This proves that a bank with relatively modest assets can still be optimally managed to generate good profits for the region,” he concluded.