BP BUMN appoints officials to speed up transformation

The inauguration, led by BP BUMN Head Dony Oskaria in Jakarta, was attended by Deputy Head Tedi Bharata, Deputy Head Aminuddin Ma’ruf and executives of state-owned enterprises (SOEs). “This inauguration marks the start of a long journey and reflects our full commitment to transforming SOE management,” Dony said. He said the overhaul would require sustained commitment, hard work and consistency, as well as the courage to abandon outdated and unproductive practices. “Taking office is not a time to enjoy the position, but to work harder and face greater challenges,” he said. Dony highlighted the need for close coordination between BP BUMN and sovereign investment body BPI Danantara in overseeing state firms. He said BP BUMN would focus on strategic policy while Danantara would manage operational aspects, describing the roles as complementary. Beyond leadership changes, BP BUMN is preparing a sweeping restructuring agenda aimed at improving professionalism, transparency and competitiveness. More than 1,000 SOE entities are set to be consolidated to around 200 to 300 through mergers, divestments, liquidations and other corporate actions, Dony said. He called on officials to uphold integrity and professionalism to ensure transparent and accountable governance. “I ask for the commitment and hard work of all ranks to leave the best legacy for the nation,” he said. Dony said the newly appointed officials were expected to strengthen cross-sector collaboration so SOEs could deliver greater economic and social contributions. Echelon I officials sworn in include Wahyu Kuncoro as secretary general; Rabin Indrajad Hattari as deputy for policy and strategy; Wahyu Setyawan as deputy for human resources and sustainability; Endra Gunawan as deputy for SOE value enhancement; Hambra as deputy for development facilitation and synergy; and Rini Widyastuti as deputy for legal affairs and compliance. Echelon II appointees include Rachman Ferry Isfianto as inspector; Susi Meyrista Br Tarigan as head of planning and finance; Faturohman as head of organization and HR; Wahyu Wibowo as head of administration; YB Priyatmo Hadi as head of communications; Anindita Eka W as head of data; K. Seno Pamungkas as acting head of transformation; Abdi Mustakim as director of strategic planning; Romy Marcandi as director of performance policy; Muhammad Rizal Kamal as director of HR management; Edi Eko Cahyono as director of social responsibility; Bin Nahadi as director of energy and infrastructure value management; Rainoc as director for food and strategic industries; Widia Jessti as acting director for finance and telecom; Fadjar Judisiawan and Liliek Mayasari for sectoral facilitation; M. Khoerur Roziqin for public enterprises; Bastian for legislative affairs; Anas Puji Istanto for legal affairs; and M. Taufiq for compliance. Related news: Indonesia’s SWF Danantara targets increasing assets via value creation Related news: Danantara pushes SOEs to boost IPOs on Indonesia’s market Translator: Aria Ananda, Primayanti Copyright © ANTARA 2026