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INA's Assets Under Management Reach Rp 146 Trillion

| | Source: FINANCE.DETIK.COM Translated from Indonesian | Investment
INA's Assets Under Management Reach Rp 146 Trillion
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The Indonesia Investment Authority (INA) has recorded growth in its assets under management (AUM) to Rp 146.2 trillion by 2025. This figure represents a 1.9-fold increase compared to the sovereign wealth fund’s first year of operations.

Over the course of five years since its establishment, cumulative investments disbursed by INA and its partners reached Rp 74.5 trillion. The breakdown includes Rp 33.3 trillion from INA itself and Rp 41.2 trillion from its investment partners.

“In five years of INA for Indonesia, our investment achievements show a total AUM of Rp 146 trillion, growing 1.9 times compared to our first year of operation. If we break it down, Rp 110.2 trillion is from INA, while Rp 36 trillion comes from our investment partners. So all partners have actually grown 4.5 times compared to our first operational year,” said INA CEO Oki Ramadhana during a media briefing in Jakarta on Wednesday (1/7/2026).

Oki explained that the majority of investment allocation by sector is in transport and logistics at 44 percent. This is followed by the digital and artificial intelligence (AI) sector at 29.6 percent, green energy at 9.8 percent, healthcare at 9.2 percent, advanced materials at 5.5 percent, and other potential sectors at 1.9 percent.

“If we look at it, transport and logistics is indeed still large at 44 percent. But going forward, we will continue to diversify into other sectors to achieve a better balance,” he clarified.

Oki added that INA has successfully maintained its international rating as a Sovereign Wealth Fund (SWF) from Fitch Ratings at BBB. Meanwhile, at the national level, INA’s investment rating stands at AAA.

“We are grateful to have received a Fitch Ratings assessment, and this was in 2025, Fitch Ratings triple B, equal to the sovereign rating. We also wanted to be sure, just to prove, that we have good governance aligned with global standards, the utmost standard of governance in the sovereign wealth fund,” he concluded.

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