Danantara Revenue Projected to Reach Rp13 Trillion Within Five Years
Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia - The revenue of the Investment Management Agency (BPI) Daya Anagata Nusantara (Danantara) is projected to reach Rp13 trillion within the next five years.
Danantara Chief Executive Officer Rosan Roeslani said the revenue would be derived from investment value flowing into Indonesia over the past decade, amounting to Rp9,100 trillion. He said Danantara's revenue is expected to help achieve Indonesia's 8% economic growth target by 2029.
According to Rosan, this figure aligns with projections presented by the Ministry of National Development Planning/National Development Planning Agency (PPN/Bappenas).
"So in the next five years, growth is expected to jump very significantly, in order for us to achieve 8% growth," Rosan said at the Meet The Leaders event at Paramadina University, as quoted on Monday (16/6/2025).
He added that Danantara, as the manager of the nation's sovereign wealth fund, holds total assets exceeding Rp15,000 trillion from all state-owned enterprises (SOEs). Rosan said Danantara, as the government's investment arm, obtains its managed funds through dividend distributions from SOEs.
"Now we can manage these to generate returns. For Indonesia, you would like to have a return of at least around 10%," Rosan said.
Rosan, who also serves as Minister of Investment and Downstream Industries/Head of BKPM, said Danantara may invest approximately 20% abroad, bringing total domestic and foreign investment to 35%. This would make approximately US$185 billion available for investment over each five-year period.
"Again, to create more jobs. Investment is critically important and serves as one of the spearheads for the economy, job creation, and other objectives. Because on one hand, that is what investment is about," he explained.
Danantara Chief Executive Officer Rosan Roeslani said the revenue would be derived from investment value flowing into Indonesia over the past decade, amounting to Rp9,100 trillion. He said Danantara's revenue is expected to help achieve Indonesia's 8% economic growth target by 2029.
According to Rosan, this figure aligns with projections presented by the Ministry of National Development Planning/National Development Planning Agency (PPN/Bappenas).
"So in the next five years, growth is expected to jump very significantly, in order for us to achieve 8% growth," Rosan said at the Meet The Leaders event at Paramadina University, as quoted on Monday (16/6/2025).
He added that Danantara, as the manager of the nation's sovereign wealth fund, holds total assets exceeding Rp15,000 trillion from all state-owned enterprises (SOEs). Rosan said Danantara, as the government's investment arm, obtains its managed funds through dividend distributions from SOEs.
"Now we can manage these to generate returns. For Indonesia, you would like to have a return of at least around 10%," Rosan said.
Rosan, who also serves as Minister of Investment and Downstream Industries/Head of BKPM, said Danantara may invest approximately 20% abroad, bringing total domestic and foreign investment to 35%. This would make approximately US$185 billion available for investment over each five-year period.
"Again, to create more jobs. Investment is critically important and serves as one of the spearheads for the economy, job creation, and other objectives. Because on one hand, that is what investment is about," he explained.