BRI reports Rp1,602 trillion in KUR lending since 2015
The Indonesian bank disbursed Rp167 trillion under the programme in January–September 2026, reaching more than 3.18 million borrowers.
PT Bank Rakyat Indonesia (Persero) Tbk. said its cumulative lending under the Kredit Usaha Rakyat (KUR) programme reached Rp1,602 trillion between 2015 and September 2026. The bank reported Rp167 trillion in disbursements for the first nine months of 2026.
More than 3.18 million borrowers received KUR loans from BRI during January–September 2026, according to Aquarius Rudianto, its director of Network & Retail Funding. He presented the figures at the bank’s virtual third-quarter results briefing on 9 November 2026.
Agriculture accounted for the largest share of lending during that period, at 42.8 per cent, or Rp71.5 trillion. Trade followed with Rp52.2 trillion in loans.
Aquarius described KUR as a means of widening access to finance for Indonesia’s micro, small and medium-sized enterprises. He said BRI’s role in the programme supported efforts to increase business productivity, create jobs and strengthen national food security, alongside the government’s agenda for more inclusive and evenly distributed economic growth.
