Danantara and Customs Exchange Data, Three Indonesian Commodities Under Strict Supervision
The Director General of Customs and Excise, Djaka Budhi Utama, has confirmed that the data exchange cooperation between his agency (DJBC) and PT Danantara Sumberdaya Indonesia (DSI) is ongoing, following Government Regulation (PP) number 24 of 2026.
“Regarding the data exchange cooperation between the Ministry of Finance and DSI, this has been implemented as continuous cooperation as a follow-up to PP number 24 of 2026,” said Djaka during an APBN press conference at the Juanda Building, Jakarta, on Friday (18/09/2026).
Djaka emphasised that this data exchange cooperation is intended to strengthen the governance of strategic natural resource commodity exports, which include coal, crude palm oil, and ferroalloy.
He explained that the Directorate General of Customs and Excise has prepared a mechanism allowing exporters to submit data to DSI at the time of submitting export declarations (PEB) through the CEISA system.
Subsequently, the data inputted by exporters will be processed and analysed by PT DSI, the results of which will be periodically submitted to and discussed with the Ministry of Finance.
Separately, the Managing Director of Global Relations & Communications at BPI Danantara, Pahala Nugraha Mansury, stated that they will integrate domestic internal data from several ministries, particularly Customs, including data from ports and commodity shipping points.
In addition, DSI is also coordinating commodity matters with the largest importing countries for Indonesia’s three main commodities.
“With these measures, we hope to ensure the consistency of such data to verify that what has been recorded—including transaction volumes, prices, specifications, and existing contracts—has indeed been conducted under good governance principles. This is the primary objective, as stated by the President,” he told CNBC Indonesia, as quoted on Friday (18/09/2026).
Pahala also emphasised that the presence of PT Danantara Sumber Daya Indonesia (DSI) will not disrupt market certainty or the commodity trade ecosystem. In this regard, DSI continues to respect the contracts and trade agreements made by exporters with buyers, including commodity procurement contracts for 2027.
Fundamentally, DSI’s initial focus aligns with the primary mandate from President Prabowo Subianto, which is to ensure that all strategic commodity transactions are properly recorded. The three main commodities involved are coal, ferroalloy, and crude palm oil (CPO).