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Danantara aims to streamline 700 companies by December 2026

The Indonesian investment management body is also seeking Rp334 trillion in profits from state-owned enterprises in 2026.

By Maya Santos

Office buildings in Jakarta
Photo: CNBC Indonesia

Danantara’s programme to streamline companies under its management has a target of 700 by the end of December 2026, chief executive Rosan Roeslani said. The Indonesian investment management body reported that 364 companies had already undergone streamlining or been closed.

In remarks at the State Palace, Rosan said the process would accelerate through December. He said the programme aimed to raise efficiency and productivity while making better use of existing assets.

Separately, Rosan put Danantara’s 2026 profit target for state-owned enterprises at Rp334 trillion. He described growth in their profitability as significant.

Rosan also holds the position of Indonesia’s minister of investment and downstreaming.

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