Securing Rp1.3 Trillion in Funding, IIF Boosts Sustainable Infrastructure Development
PT Indonesia Infrastructure Finance (IIF) has obtained new funding worth approximately Rp1.3 trillion at the beginning of 2026. This funding is being used to strengthen the financing of sustainable infrastructure projects in Indonesia.
The funding consists of a Rp500 billion term loan facility from PT Bank Mandiri (Persero) Tbk, a facility of US$30 million from FinDev Canada, and an extension of a Rp300 billion facility from PT Bank BNP Paribas Indonesia.
IIF states that this additional funding is part of the strategy to expand financing capacity. The company is also processing additional funding of up to Rp5 trillion to support the project pipeline.
IIF President Director Rizki Pribadi Hasan said that this funding reflects the confidence of financial institutions in the national infrastructure sector. “We appreciate the strong confidence from both domestic and international financial institutions. This facility reflects the increasing confidence in Indonesia’s infrastructure sector,” said Rizki on Monday (27/4/2026).
Rizki mentioned that over 16 years of operation, IIF has financed more than 150 sustainable infrastructure projects. The additional funding is expected to expand its contribution, particularly to projects that support a low-carbon economy.
IIF Chief Financial Officer Eri Wibowo said that diversifying funding sources also helps reduce the company’s cost of funds. “This allows us to offer more competitive interest rates to clients,” he stated.
In addition to direct financing, IIF is also developing other financing solutions such as credit enhancement. This scheme enables developers to access the capital market through the issuance of bonds or sukuk.
Furthermore, IIF is beginning to expand financing to strategic sectors, including healthcare infrastructure projects. This step aligns with efforts to encourage private capital mobilisation to support sustainable development targets and net zero emissions by 2060.