State-Owned Enterprises Agency and State-Owned Banks Strengthen Affordable Housing Financing

REPUBLIKA.CO.ID, JAKARTA – The Head of BP BUMN and COO of Danantara, Dony Oskaria, held a coordination meeting with the Association of State-Owned Banks (Himbara), consisting of Bank Rakyat Indonesia, Bank Negara Indonesia, Bank Mandiri, and Bank Tabungan Negara, on Wednesday (13/5/2026) to discuss the development of social housing programmes or affordable homes for the public. Dony stated that the meeting addressed strengthening synergies among state-owned enterprises in the financial sector to promote broader, more inclusive, and sustainable access to public housing financing.

“The discussions covered the development of adaptive financing schemes, improving public access to decent housing, and support for building integrated residential areas oriented towards community needs,” Dony said in a written statement in Jakarta on Wednesday (13/5/2026).

Dony emphasised that synergies among state-owned enterprises must be continuously strengthened to provide more inclusive financing access for the public. He noted that such synergies should deliver easier and more inclusive financing access, enabling the public to have greater opportunities to obtain decent housing.

Dony added that the meeting also discussed efforts to strengthen collaboration among Himbara member banks in providing financing solutions that reach more segments of society, particularly low- and middle-income groups. He hopes this synergy can support the acceleration of quality housing programmes with easier, more affordable, and sustainable financing schemes.

“Strengthening the housing sector is also seen as capable of delivering broader economic impacts through bolstering the property sector and its supporting industries,” Dony said.

Through this collaboration, BP BUMN together with Danantara continues to drive the strengthening of the national housing financing ecosystem to provide safe, quality, and affordable homes for the public. Dony stated that these steps are part of the ongoing commitment of the government and state-owned enterprises to support the development of inclusive, productive residential areas oriented towards improving public welfare.