Danantara Uncovers Governance Issues at Pos Indonesia, CEO Resigns
The Daya Anagata Nusantara Investment Management Agency (BPI Danantara) has stated that it is currently reforming the management of PT Pos Indonesia (Persero). The Managing Director of Stakeholders Management & Communications at Danantara, Rohan Hafas, noted that various financial and governance issues have accumulated over many years.
“We have also received reports and found indications of various irregularities, including alleged financial manipulation, which are currently being followed up through audit and investigation mechanisms in accordance with applicable regulations,” he said in a written statement on Friday, 3 July 2026.
This statement follows the resignation of the President Director of Pos Indonesia, Daud Joseph, from a position he had held for only about three months. Danantara has accepted the resignation, respects Daud’s decision, and is preparing a successor for the top leadership position while continuing the company’s restructuring agenda.
Rohan stated that the issues burdening the company must be resolved one by one. Danantara will not tolerate practices that undermine corporate governance.
All findings will be addressed professionally, transparently, and in accordance with legal processes. “Our priority is to ensure that PT Pos Indonesia (Persero) returns to being a healthy, professional, accountable, and high-integrity company, so that it can optimally fulfil its mandate to the public,” he added.
Rohan explained that Daud was entrusted as President Director to conduct thorough due diligence on the financial, operational, governance, and organisational conditions of Pos Indonesia. Based on the results of that assessment, Daud reported that the company requires a comprehensive and fundamental overhaul.
“According to him, the complexity of the problems faced and the future restructuring agenda require more specific expertise to lead the next phase of transformation,” he said.
Daud submitted his resignation letter on Thursday, 2 July 2026. The Corporate Secretary of Pos Indonesia, Iwan Gunawan, stated that the decision was purely based on personal considerations.
During this leadership transition, Pos Indonesia ensures that the company’s operational activities continue smoothly and do not disrupt service processes for all stakeholders.
“The company remains committed to fulfilling the mandate of its Shareholders by providing the best service to the public, strengthening company performance, and executing ongoing strategic work programmes,” said Iwan on Thursday, 2 July 2026.