Danantara Indonesia said it has signed a memorandum of understanding with the Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC) to develop and finance projects that support Indonesia’s shift toward a green and digitally connected economy.
Under the agreement, Danantara Indonesia and JBIC will jointly identify and co-develop priority initiatives focused on decarbonization and circular economy sectors.
These include renewable energy, power transmission, water and wastewater management, sustainable digital infrastructure such as green data centers, and healthcare.
The partnership is expected to unlock a broad range of financing instruments, including debt, equity, guarantees and other customized solutions aimed at supporting large-scale strategic projects across Indonesia, per the announcement.
Both parties aim to mobilize international capital in line with global standards for sustainability, impact, and governance while contributing to Indonesia’s long-term development agenda.
The MoU reflects Danantara Indonesia’s continuing effort to secure international partnerships that support its mandate to manage and grow Indonesia’s strategic investments and state-owned enterprises.
The institution, officially known as Badan Pengelola Investasi Daya Anagata Nusantara (BPI Danantara), was established under Law No. 1 of 2025 and is fully owned by the Indonesian government.
Danantara Indonesia has facilitated several flagship projects in the first half of 2025 as part of its broader strategy to mobilize capital for national development. The collaboration with JBIC is seen as a key step in strengthening financing channels for projects in sectors considered vital to Indonesia’s energy transition, environmental sustainability, and digital transformation.
No specific financial commitments or project timelines were disclosed as part of the announcement.
JBIC, Japan’s policy-based financial institution, has been involved in supporting overseas investment and development projects that align with Japan’s economic and strategic interests.
Danantara Indonesia said it would continue to pursue similar partnerships with global institutions as part of its role in transforming national assets into long-term economic value through investments guided by strong governance and inclusive impact.
