BP BUMN Committed to Maintaining Governance and Transparency

“This WTP is not an end goal. What matters more is how we continue to maintain good governance, work transparently and ensure every rupiah of the budget is used as well as possible,” said Dony in a statement confirmed by ANTARA from the Tanimbar Islands, Maluku, on Wednesday.

The achievement marks BP BUMN’s success in retaining the WTP (unqualified opinion) for 19 consecutive years since 2007, while also demonstrating consistency in budget management with realisation rates above 96 per cent over the past five years.

During a hearing with Commission VI of the House of Representatives (DPR RI) to present BP BUMN’s Financial Statements for Fiscal Year 2025, Dony also stated that the WTP opinion, maintained for 19 consecutive years, is the result of the commitment of the entire organisation to applying the principles of good governance and strengthening internal control systems.

This achievement serves as an important foundation for continuing to improve the quality of state financial management that is effective, efficient and results-oriented.

Going forward, BP BUMN will continue to strengthen governance, accountability and transparency in the implementation of every programme.

These steps are expected to maintain public trust whilst ensuring that various strategic government programmes can deliver optimal benefits for society and the national economy.