Managing Director for Global Relations and Governance Mohamad Al-Arief said Danantara’s current assets stand at about $900 billion, equivalent to roughly 15.29 quadrillion rupiah at an exchange rate of Rp16,985 per dollar.
To achieve the target, Danantara plans to merge 1,068 state-owned enterprises into about 221 entities within the next three to four years. At present, those companies are managed under roughly 50 holding firms.
He said the consolidation is designed to boost efficiency, professionalism and competitiveness, in line with Indonesia’s goal of becoming a high-income country by 2045.
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“[Danantara CEO Rosan Roeslani] further highlighted that Danantara’s investment plans are aligned with national needs and the global agenda, with a focus on strengthening the critical mineral industry, advancing energy transition, bolstering food and health security, and promoting digitalization.”
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