LPDB Opens Registration for 2026 Incubation Tenants, Cooperatives Invited to Accelerate Business Growth

Jakarta, VIVA – The Revolving Fund Management Institution for Cooperatives (LPDB Koperasi) has officially opened registration for tenants in the LPDB Koperasi 2026 Incubation Programme. This programme presents a pivotal opportunity for cooperatives throughout Indonesia to advance through intensive and integrated mentoring, particularly for Village/Urban Village Red and White Cooperatives (KDKMP) and cooperatives in real or productive sectors that are national priorities.

The incubation programme is designed not only to bolster cooperative enterprises but also to drive institutional transformation, making them more professional, adaptive, and competitive amid economic dynamics.

Through collaboration with 15 selected incubator institutions spread across various regions of Indonesia, participating cooperatives will receive comprehensive mentoring from management strengthening and business capacity enhancement to access to financing and markets.

LPDB Koperasi Chief Executive Krisdianto emphasised that this programme is a strategic opportunity that cooperatives must seize to develop more rapidly.

“We invite cooperatives, especially those operating in real sectors and Red and White Village Cooperatives, to join this incubation programme. This is not merely a mentoring initiative but an acceleration to enable cooperatives to level up, gain competitiveness, and achieve sustainability,” Krisdianto stated.

He added that LPDB Koperasi continues to promote an integrated financing approach with mentoring, ensuring cooperatives not only gain capital access but also mature business readiness.

Meanwhile, LPDB Koperasi Director General and Legal Affairs Deva Rachman explained that the programme is open and free for cooperatives that already have business activities and a commitment to growth.

“We are opening the widest possible opportunities for cooperatives that wish to grow. Through this incubation, cooperatives will receive structured and measurable coaching, preparing them to enter broader financing and market ecosystems,” said Deva Rachman.

In its implementation, there are several criteria and requirements that prospective tenant cooperatives must meet.

For real sector cooperatives, they must operate in fields supporting the Ministry of Cooperatives’ priority programmes, such as food, agriculture, maritime, biomass energy, downstream palm oil processing, textile/garment production, fertiliser distribution, online transportation, and development of village tourism and people’s housing.