Danantara announces all state-owned enterprises have completed 2025 financial reports
The Daya Anagata Nusantara Investment Management Agency (Danantara Indonesia) has announced that all state-owned enterprises (BUMN) within its ecosystem have completed the preparation of their financial reports for the 2025 fiscal year. Danantara also highlighted several performance achievements throughout 2025 that reflect the resilience, transformation, and contribution of BUMN across various strategic sectors to the national economy.
Managing Director of Stakeholders Management and Communications at Danantara, Rohan Hafas, stated in an official release in Jakarta on Thursday that the agency is presenting examples of BUMN companies that demonstrated positive growth from April 2025 to April 2026. He noted that this selection is not intended as a comprehensive list, but rather as a spotlight on several BUMN companies with outstanding performance improvements since entering Danantara’s management ecosystem. He added that beyond the entities featured, many other BUMN have also recorded positive performance developments and remain part of Danantara’s ongoing transformation agenda.
Among the companies recording positive performance during the April 2025–April 2026 period, PT Pertamina posted an 80 percent year-on-year (yoy) increase in profit to Rp24.9 trillion as of April 2026, while PT Pupuk Indonesia recorded a 202 percent yoy profit surge to Rp3.2 trillion. Pelindo saw its profit rise 169 percent yoy to Rp900 billion, and PT Bank Rakyat Indonesia (BRI) recorded a 15 percent yoy profit increase to Rp21.2 trillion. Additionally, PT Krakatau Steel Tbk turned a profit of Rp635 billion in April 2026 from a previous loss of Rp981 billion, and PT Kimia Farma Tbk posted a profit of Rp108 billion from a prior loss of Rp160 billion. These turnarounds were attributed to restructuring efforts and capital support from PT Danantara Asset Management (DAM).
Beyond financial performance improvements, Danantara has also begun realising its investment mandate through several strategic investments funded in part by BUMN dividends received in 2025. Rohan Hafas explained that a portion of these dividends has been allocated to support projects of strategic value for national development, expected to generate long-term economic benefits. These investments include the development of Indonesia’s Hajj and Umrah ecosystem in Mecca, aimed at improving service quality for Indonesian pilgrims while strengthening the country’s position in the global Hajj ecosystem, as well as a Waste-to-Energy (WTE) project that supports sustainable waste management, enhances energy security, and promotes the transition towards a green economy. He emphasised that all investments are carried out with a commitment to good governance, investment discipline, prudent risk management, and a focus on creating long-term value for the state and society.
Rohan further explained that Danantara Indonesia’s consolidated financial report for 2025 is still in the process of completion in accordance with applicable audit procedures and will be submitted once the entire audit process is concluded in compliance with statutory regulations.