Rosan: Danantara Global Bonds Exceed Set Target
Minister of Investment and Downstreaming/Head of BKPM and CEO of Danantara Indonesia, Rosan Roeslani, stated that the amount of global bonds issued by Danantara has successfully exceeded the previously set target. “From the planned USD 1 billion we aimed to achieve, the book building that came in was approximately USD 4.6 billion. Seeing such high book building, we upsized or increased it from USD 1 billion to USD 1.5 billion, which is divided into 5-year and 10-year tranches,” Minister Rosan explained in his remarks at the Presidential Palace Complex in Jakarta on Monday, 15 June 2026.
Furthermore, Rosan said that the inaugural global bond issuance received a positive response from visits to several countries, including Hong Kong, Singapore, Boston, London, and New York. Rosan also mentioned that his team met with 122 global investors during the series of visits.
In addition to the bond issuance amount exceeding the target, Rosan also stated that Danantara managed to obtain competitive yield percentages. According to him, the five-year tenor bond was closed with a yield of 5.35 per cent, while the ten-year tenor achieved 5.95 per cent. “This is a very, very good result. And this also proves that investor confidence in Indonesia is high, and this is proven and real,” he concluded.
Rosan further explained that from the two debt instrument tenors issued by Danantara, each successfully raised USD 750 million. Rosan mentioned that part of the bond issuance has even been realised. “Because on the 11th we already signed, and on the 18th the funds will enter Danantara’s account,” Rosan revealed, as quoted from the official government website, presidenri.go.id.
Going forward, Minister Rosan projects that Danantara could open the space to issue bonds with tenors of up to 30 years. This is based on the high investor appetite for instruments issued by Danantara and the stability of Indonesia’s economic growth. “Because the appetite is very large, as they see that Indonesia’s growth is relatively stable. Indeed, there are ups and downs, that is always part of the cycle, especially amidst geopolitics and geoeconomics, these are things that are always present in our economic cycle,” he explained.
On the occasion, Rosan also conveyed that what was interesting in this global bond issuance was the country showing the highest interest. According to Rosan, the largest enthusiasts and buyers of the bonds were from the United States, differing from previous historical records. “For the five-year, approximately 38 per cent of investors were from the United States, 41 per cent from Europe and the Middle East, and 21 per cent from Asia. For the ten-year, investors were 52 per cent from the United States, 31 per cent from Europe and the Middle East, and 17 per cent from Asia,” he stated.