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Danantara plans to publish 2025 financial statements on 23 November

Chief operating officer Dony Oskaria says BPK has completed its examination, with the publication date still tentative.

By Maya Santos

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Indonesia’s investment management agency Danantara plans to make its financial statements for the 2025 financial year public on 23 November 2026, according to chief operating officer Dony Oskaria. In remarks cited on 15 November, he gave the date tentatively and said BPK had finished examining the accounts.

Danantara has not published financial statements since its launch in February 2025. Dony, who also heads the state-owned enterprise regulatory body BP BUMN, said publication was expected by the end of November.

Chief executive Rosan Roeslani previously attributed the lengthy preparation to the need to consolidate more than a thousand companies. Speaking at the Presidential Palace complex in June, he also cited the end of June as the regulatory reporting deadline.

Pahala N Mansury, Danantara’s managing director for global relations and communications, said public disclosure was an obligation and would follow completion of all procedures. He said there were more than 1,070 state-owned enterprises with differing conditions and reporting practices, requiring consolidation and careful recording of intercompany transactions.

According to Pahala, the individual enterprises had finished preparing their accounts. He said he hoped to apply the Santiago Principles to ensure the consolidated statements contained adequate information.

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