BP BUMN and Danantara Oversee Pos Indonesia Overhaul Amid Rp9 Trillion Accounting Adjustment

The overhaul of PT Pos Indonesia is being closely monitored by BP BUMN and Danantara. This follows a report from the company’s new management regarding an audit that resulted in a Rp9 trillion adjustment to the accounting books. The meeting to discuss the company’s acceleration was held by Head of BP BUMN and COO of Danantara, Dony Oskaria, with the new President Director of PT Pos Indonesia, Iskandar Kunaefi, on Wednesday (22/7). The discussions focused on strategic steps for a comprehensive transformation, covering governance, financial condition, and the business model.

In his directives, Dony emphasised that the transformation must be thorough and address the root of the company’s problems. “The transformation we are undertaking must be serious and not half-hearted. We do not want something artificial or just a cosmetic touch-up. This process is to make state-owned enterprises robust for the future,” Dony stated. Beyond financial record-keeping, the restructuring is focused on an effective and efficient financial strategy to reduce the company’s cost burden.

Dony stressed that all improvement measures must be oriented towards strengthening core business fundamentals and have measurable targets. “If the core business remains negative, it is useless. Focus on making it positive and reducing costs. Every initiative must have a clear target, a completion timeline, and measurable results. We will only control based on that,” he asserted. Through this comprehensive overhaul, BP BUMN and Danantara hope PT Pos Indonesia can strengthen its corporate fundamentals, restore financial health, and enhance its competitiveness to grow sustainably and provide added value for the state.