Danantara Guarantees Export-Focused State-Owned Enterprise Will Not Disrupt Exporters’ Contracts

Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia – The Minister of Investment and Downstreaming, who is also the CEO of Danantara, Rosan Perkasa Roeslani, confirmed that the export-focused state-owned enterprise that will become the sole manager of the Republic of Indonesia’s strategic-commodity exports will not disrupt established long-term contracts with exporters. He said the export-focused SOE named PT Danantara Sumber Daya Indonesia, or PT DSI, would respect the contracts that have been created. ‘No, basically we will respect all the contracts that exist,’ Rosan said at the office complex of the Coordinating Ministry for Economic Affairs in Jakarta on Thursday (21/5/2026). Although, Rosan emphasised that long-term contracts between exporters and their business partners in destination countries do not yet contain price agreements. Therefore, PT DSI could get involved in those matters later. ‘So when those contracts come into operation, we will see whether the contract is below the world market index, where the current ones are operating, and of course we will conduct a review of that,’ Rosan said. Moreover, if in those long-term contracts there are price agreements below international prices, then the export-focused SOE formed by President Prabowo Subianto could take steps to evaluate the existing contracts. ‘The bottom line is we will still honour the sanctity of the contract. But what I want to say is, if we see indications of under invoicing, of course we will evaluate the contracts,’ Rosan added.