GoTo Welcomes Danantara Investment, Deemed to Strengthen Investor Confidence

PT GoTo Gojek Tokopedia Tbk (GOTO) has warmly welcomed the investment from the Indonesia Future Investment Management Agency (Danantara Indonesia). GOTO described it as a reflection of sustained confidence in the company’s business fundamentals, performance, and long-term prospects.

GoTo’s Corporate Secretary, R.A. Koesoemohadiani, revealed that Danantara Indonesia has purchased a number of the company’s shares through the stock exchange, amounting to less than one percent of the issued shares.

“The company welcomes this investment, as it does investments from all other stakeholders, as a reflection of sustained confidence in the business fundamentals, performance, and long-term prospects of the company,” she stated in the disclosure of information on the Indonesia Stock Exchange (BEI), Jakarta, as reported by Antara on Wednesday, 6 May 2026.

Koesoemohadiani said that this confidence serves as positive encouragement for the company to continue conducting business activities sustainably and professionally, grounded in good corporate governance.

Meanwhile, regarding Presidential Regulation (Perpres) No. 27 of 2026 on the Protection of Online Transportation Workers, Koesoemohadiani said the company has not yet received a copy of the regulation, so it is still awaiting complete information to conduct further study.

As a company born and raised in Indonesia, the company assures that it will always comply with all applicable regulations and provisions in Indonesia and follow government directives.

“We will continue to coordinate with the government and all stakeholders, so that the company group can continue to provide sustainable benefits to all of society, especially Gojek driver partners and customers,” said Koesoemohadiani.

Regarding plans for corporate actions, Koesoemohadiani revealed that the company has no material corporate action plans for the next six months. However, the company will always comply with applicable provisions to disclose material information to the public.

According to the definition of a major shareholder, she explained that currently no shareholder meets the criteria as a major shareholder of the company.

“As of the date of this letter, the company does not or has not yet have information regarding the plans of the company’s shareholders related to their share ownership in the company,” said Koesoemohadiani.