Jakarta, 31 July 2026 – PT Indonesia Infrastructure
Finance (“IIF”) continues to strengthen its role as a key partner in supporting
the development of sustainable infrastructure in Indonesia. In the first half
of 2026, IIF recorded solid asset growth, a more than threefold increase in new
financing and investment commitments, and significant growth in advisory
mandates, supported by expanded funding capacity and international recognition.
As of June 2026, IIF’s total assets reached IDR15.0
trillion, a 4.6% year-on-year increase. Productive assets, comprising loans and
marketable securities, amounted to IDR13.4 trillion, a 4.9% year-on-year
growth.
In the first half of the year 2026, IIF booked 6 (six) new
financing and investment commitments totaling IDR2.5 trillion. This exceeds the
total of IDR799 billion recorded for the full year 2025. The new commitments
are diversified across strategic sectors including healthcare, port,
telecommunications & data, and renewable energy.
From the advisory business, IIF secured 9 (nine) new
mandates with a total contract value of IDR19.0 billion, a threefold increase
from full year 2025. Key mandates included IIF’s involvement in the
Waste-to-Energy (WTE) or Pengolahan Sampah menjadi Energi Listrik (PSEL)
program, supporting the government’s initiative to accelerate integrated waste
management in urban areas.
Operating revenue in 1H 2026 was recorded at IDR542.7
billion, compared to IDR653.9 billion in 1H 2025. The decline was mainly due to
lower investment interest income following substantial client prepayments in 1Q
2026. Net income
was IDR38.2 billion, compared to IDR85.3 billion in the same period last year,
reflecting the same factors and a more conservative provisioning policy.
Non-interest income also rose 54.8% year-on-year to IDR43.0
billion, driven by financing and investment, advisory, and treasury businesses,
while treasury interest income grew 17.5% year-on-year.
Capital Adequacy Ratio (CAR) stood at 56.79%, far above the
regulatory minimum requirement, providing ample room for the company to expand
its financing and investment business.
Asset quality remained sound. Loan loss coverage stood above
100% and net NPF improved to 3.49% from 3.61%.
President Director & Chief Executive Officer of IIF,
Rizki Pribadi Hasan, said, “Amid global economic dynamics, IIF continues to
demonstrate resilience through portfolio growth, higher financing and advisory
activity, and a stronger funding and capital structure. Despite lower profit in
the first half, the company is confident to further expand the business and
improve its financial performance, supported by strong capital, improved
services, lower cost of funds, and strong support and collaboration from
shareholders and business partners.”
IIF also continues to champion the application of
international ESG standards. Beyond compliance, ESG implementation improves
project quality, strengthens risk management, broadens access to international
financing, and supports long-term business sustainability to create a better
life for the people.
This commitment is evidenced by several international
recognitions:
·
FinanceAsia Awards 2026: The Biggest Sustainable
Impact – Nonbank Financial Institution
·
Asian Banking and Finance (ABF) Corporate and
Investment Banking Awards 2026: Innovative Deal of the Year
·
ASEAN Risk Awards 2026: Finalist for
Environmental and Social Risk Management (ESRM) Pioneer Award
·
Asian Development Bank (ADB) Project
Implementation Awards 2025, received in July 2026: Outstanding Environmental
Safeguard Implementation, Outstanding Social Safeguard Implementation, and
Successfully Completed Project.
He added, “While the operating environment will remain
dynamic and challenging going forward, we have built a growing deals pipeline.
This month alone, IIF has completed three new deals totaling around IDR833
billion in logistics infrastructure, renewable energy, and water treatment
facilities.”
To support continued growth, IIF has strengthened its
funding capacity by mobilizing more than IDR1.3 trillion from domestic and
international financial institutions. In addition, IIF has completed its first
batch of fund raising program through the capital market amounting to IDR652
billion, comprising IDR432 billion in bonds and IDR220 billion in perpetual
notes.
IIF is well positioned to support further development of the
country’s infrastructure, one of the main drivers for economic growth, and is
committed to continuously improving service delivery to meet the diverse needs
of clients and support the overall financial industry and capital market.
25 May 2026
