Prabowo Subianto Explores Investment Opportunities with 12 US Conglomerates

Jakarta — President Prabowo Subianto recently concluded a significant visit to the United States, where one of his key agenda items was meeting with 12 prominent figures from the American business and investment world. The meeting signalled a strategic move by Prabowo to explore broader investment opportunities for Indonesia, whilst communicating his vision and commitment to sustainable economic growth. The meeting, held in Washington on Friday, 20 February 2026, drew considerable attention as it involved leaders of global investment firms with significant track records across various sectors.

The conglomerates present at the meeting are well-known names in the financial world. They represent major corporations with substantial influence in infrastructure investment, energy, technology, and various other fields. Their attendance demonstrated serious interest in Indonesia’s economic potential and confidence in the policy direction to be taken by the Prabowo Subianto administration. Some of these business figures had previously established partnerships with Danantara Indonesia, a company holding the largest state-owned enterprise assets in Indonesia, indicating a strong foundation for future cooperation.

In his press statement following the meeting, Prabowo Subianto expressed optimism regarding the positive response from the US conglomerates. He emphasised that they were highly interested in investment potential in Indonesia and felt confident about the continuously improving business climate. “They conveyed that they are very, very interested in Indonesia. They are confident — they see the climate continuing to improve, and they are positive about our economy,” said Prabowo. This statement underscored the key message Prabowo wished to convey: that Indonesia is open for business and investment, and is committed to creating an environment conducive to economic growth.

The meeting was not merely an opportunity to build relationships, but also served as a platform to open concrete investment opportunities. Prabowo directly offered the widest possible investment opportunities to the conglomerates, with a focus on building economic supply chains and creating employment that serves the national interest. This approach reflects Prabowo’s commitment to ensuring that foreign investment contributes significantly to inclusive and sustainable economic growth.

The list of 12 conglomerates present at the meeting reflects the diversity of sectors and expertise they possess:

Matt Harris, Founding Partner of Global Infrastructure Partners (GIP): GIP is a major player in global infrastructure investment, with a portfolio spanning energy, transport, and utilities. Matt Harris’s presence indicates interest in Indonesia’s infrastructure development potential.

Todd L. Boehly, CEO of Eldridge Industries: Eldridge Industries is an investment firm focused on various sectors, including media, entertainment, and technology. Todd L. Boehly’s involvement suggests interest in opportunities within Indonesia’s creative and digital sectors.

Martin Escobari, Co-President and Head of Global Growth Equity at General Atlantic: General Atlantic is a global growth equity firm that invests in rapidly expanding companies across various sectors. Martin Escobari’s participation points to potential investment in technology companies and startups in Indonesia.

Al Rabil, CEO of Kayne Anderson: Kayne Anderson is an investment firm focused on energy and infrastructure. Al Rabil’s attendance signals interest in the development of Indonesia’s energy and infrastructure sectors.

Neil R. Brown, Managing Director of Global Infrastructure at Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co (KKR): KKR is a global investment firm with extensive experience in infrastructure investment. Neil R. Brown’s involvement indicates potential cooperation on strategic infrastructure projects in Indonesia.

Michael Weinberg, Chairperson of the Investment Committee at Levine Leichtman Capital Partners (LLCP): LLCP is a private equity firm that invests in middle-market companies. Michael Weinberg’s participation suggests interest in opportunities within Indonesia’s small and medium enterprise sector.

Armen Panossian, Co-CEO of Oaktree: Oaktree is a global asset management firm focused on value investing. Armen Panossian’s presence indicates interest in potential investment in undervalued assets in Indonesia.

Justin Metz, Managing Partner of Related Fund Management (RFM): RFM is a real estate investment management firm focused on property development and management. Justin Metz’s involvement suggests interest in the development of Indonesia’s property sector.

Luke Taylor, Co-President of Stonepeak: Stonepeak is an infrastructure investment firm focused on sectors such as energy, transport, and communications. Luke Taylor’s participation points to potential cooperation on strategic infrastructure projects in Indonesia.

Nabil Mallick, COO of Thrive Capital: Thrive Capital is a venture capital firm that invests in early-stage technology companies. Nabil Mallick’s presence indicates interest in potential investment in startups and technology companies in Indonesia.

Jeffrey Perlman, CEO of Warburg Pincus: Warburg Pincus is a global private equity firm that invests across various sectors. Jeffrey Perlman’s involvement demonstrates interest in broad investment opportunities in Indonesia.

Seth Bernstein, CEO of AllianceBernstein: AllianceBernstein is a global asset management firm providing investment services to institutional and individual clients.