Danantara Chief Claims Strong Investor Interest in Patriot Bonds

Jakarta — The Investment Management Board for Indonesia’s Future Economic Capacity (BPI Danantara) has announced strong investor interest in the Patriot Bonds issued in September 2025, according to remarks made by Djamal Attamimi, Managing Director of Finance at Danantara Investment Management.

Attamimi stated that Danantara Indonesia will continue to accommodate investor interest, including through issuances of long-term debt instruments on a private and voluntary basis. “Given the high level of investor interest in the Patriot Bonds issued in September 2025,” he said in a written statement on Tuesday, 17 March 2026, “Danantara Indonesia will fulfil its mandate as a sovereign fund professionally through the application of prudential principles, transparency, and good governance.”

He emphasised that such financing initiatives aim to support Indonesia’s long-term economic transformation and foster sustainable national economic growth.

PT Danantara Investment Management (Persero) has announced plans to issue medium-term notes (MTN) valued at Rp7 trillion in two series with 5 and 7-year tenors. According to data from PT Indonesian Central Securities Depository (KSEI), the issuance is divided into Series A and Series B, with each holding a nominal value of Rp3.5 trillion.

MTN Series A, with security code DNTR02A1JP, carries a nominal value of Rp3.5 trillion and matures on 18 March 2031, representing a 5-year tenor. MTN Series B, traded under security code DNTR02B1JP, has the same nominal value but offers a longer 7-year tenor, maturing on 17 March 2033.

Both instruments feature fixed interest rates with annual payment frequencies, with the first coupon payment scheduled for 17 March 2027.

Danantara has launched Patriot Bonds with total emissions valued at Rp50 trillion, offered in two different tenors of 5 and 7 years, with coupons or yields offered at 2 per cent level. CEO of BPI Danantara, Rosan Roeslani, revealed that absorption of the Patriot Bonds has reached its target of Rp50 trillion, achieving 100 per cent uptake.