Danantara Develops High-Tech Poultry Farm with New Standards
BP BUMN and Danantara are developing an integrated poultry industry based on modern technology, which is expected to set a new standard for the national industry. Dony Oskaria, Head of BP BUMN and COO of Danantara, said the development is intended to build an efficient, productive and highly competitive poultry-farming ecosystem.
Dony stressed that the facilities under development must meet the highest standards of technology and operational quality. Business integration needs to be supported by modern technology, cleanliness, and well-organised, professional management so that it can serve as a model for the national livestock industry.
“I want to see it myself. This is integrated: the best poultry farm in Indonesia. It has to be advanced, clean and well organised,” Dony said at a meeting with the boards of PTPN I, PTPN III, RNI and PT Berdikari at Wisma Danantara, according to BP BUMN’s official Instagram account.
Dony also emphasised that investment decisions should not be based solely on the size of the investment, but on the potential return on investment. Every investment must have clear business prospects and be geared towards making the company a leading player in its industry.
“It is not the size of the investment that matters, but its return on investment. As long as the return is good, we are willing to invest. So we must ensure that, when entering an industry, we become a winner,” Dony said.
He added that every business development project in the regions should serve as a benchmark for industries across Indonesia. For that reason, management quality is a key priority. Site selection and investment implementation must also be objective and professional, and free from conflicts of interest.
“Whatever we do in the regions must become a reference point, a benchmark for industries throughout Indonesia. That is why we are now very concerned about management quality,” Dony said.
As part of the Integrated Poultry Downstreaming Project, one facility in Malang, East Java, is targeted for completion in May 2027. The facility is among the projects being prepared for inauguration by the President and relevant ministers.
Through the development, BP BUMN and Danantara aim to establish a competitive modern livestock-industry model, strengthen the national food ecosystem and create added value for Indonesia’s economy.