DCI Indonesia Secures Rp17 Trillion Investment Credit from BCA
PT DCI Indonesia Tbk (DCII) has officially agreed to an additional investment credit facility worth Rp17 trillion from PT Bank Central Asia Tbk (BBCA) on Tuesday (5 May 2026). This jumbo loan is allocated to strengthen the company’s infrastructure and expand data centre capacity.
The strategic move by the issuer owned by Toto Sugiri aims to support long-term financing needs. According to Market, the funding will be focused on completing projects already contracted with customers and building new facilities.
DCII Company Secretary Indri Koesindrijastoeti explained that all the funds have specific allocations for the company’s operations. This financing scheme is expected to maintain sustainable business growth momentum.
“The Investment Credit Facility with a total credit limit of up to Rp17 trillion will be used to finance the company’s capital expenditure needs for the construction and completion of data centre facilities as well as fulfilling customer demands for contracted capacity,” she stated in a disclosure on Tuesday (5 May 2026).
As collateral for the loan, the company is pledging assets including land, buildings, and all data centre machinery and equipment. Additionally, the company’s current account at BCA serves as temporary collateral until other collateral binding processes are completed.
The decision to take this credit has been approved by the Shareholders’ General Meeting (AGM). Shareholders agreed to pledge more than 50 percent of the company’s net assets as debt collateral to obtain third-party funding.
Management emphasised that the additional debt burden will not disrupt the main business continuity. On the contrary, this facility is seen as vital support for the company’s financial structure in the future.
“Substantially, this transaction is additive to the company’s financial capacity and does not change the company’s main business activities,” she added.
Based on financial report data as of March 2026, DCII’s total assets were recorded at Rp7.26 trillion, up from Rp6.64 trillion in December 2025. The current asset figure represents about 42.7 percent of the total credit ceiling provided by BCA.
In the same period, the company’s liabilities stood at Rp2.87 trillion. Meanwhile, the company’s equity grew to Rp4.38 trillion in the first quarter of 2026, indicating a still-growing financial position before absorbing the new credit facility.