IIF Reaffirms Its Role as a Catalyst for Sustainable Infrastructure Financing

Jakarta, 30 April 2026 – PT Indonesia Infrastructure Finance (IIF) volunteered and held a sharing session on 24 April 2026 at SLB-A Pembina Tingkat Nasional Jakarta to visually impaired students.

This social responsibility is part of the company's commitment to advancing national education while also aligned with IIF's participation and support for the upcoming National Education Day.

In collaboration with Helping Hands Foundation, the event featured a series of educational and inspirational activities, from education on proper communication handling those who are visually impaired, inspirational sharing sessions in the corporate workforce for people with disabilities, to interactive team-building activities between volunteers with the students.

On this occasion, IIF also handed over assistance in the form of three-unit laptops to support teaching and learning activities for students, as well as educational aid worth Rp25,000,000. - million.

This activity is one of the programs under IIF Act, IIF's employee engagement platform that encourages active employee involvement in various corporate social responsibility initiatives. Through IIF Act, IIF members are motivated to contribute directly in creating positive and sustainable social impacts for society.

President Director & CEO of IIF, Rizki Pribadi Hasan, stated, “The entire series of activities aims to provide insights, motivation, and build confidence for visually impaired students to better prepare them for the future. We hope IIF can continue to deliver positive and sustainable impacts for the world of education and inclusive empowerment.”

Chief Risk Officer of IIF, Lestari Umardin, added, “We are committed to continuing similar programs with various parties in the future. Through collaboration, we want to ensure that equal and meaningful access to education reaches more beneficiaries.”

Through this activity, IIF reaffirms that sustainable development not only focuses on physical infrastructure but also on human capacity building and efforts to ensure no one is left behind in the nation's development process.

Jakarta, 28 April 2026 – PT Indonesia Infrastructure Finance (IIF) reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening climate risk governance as part of the Company’s strategy as a catalyst for sustainable infrastructure development. The commitment was conveyed during the Climate Risk Forum and Workshop, organized by the Climate Policy Initiative (CPI) on 22 April 2026 in Jakarta.

The forum serves as a knowledge-sharing platform aimed at deepening the understanding of climate risk impacts on the financial services sector while enhancing practical risk management strategies. Participants included banks, non-bank financial institutions, project developers, research institutions, and other stakeholders with an interest in climate risk and sustainable finance.

President Director & CEO of IIF, Rizki Pribadi Hasan, stated, “Climate risk management is fundamental to IIF’s long-term business sustainability. As an infrastructure financing institution, we have a responsibility to ensure that every rupiah we deploy is not only financially viable but also resilient to climate risks. This step aligns with IIF’s vision as a catalyst for sustainable infrastructure development in Indonesia.”

Through Technical Assistance support from CPI, IIF has integrated climate risk management into its governance, strategy, risk management, and business processes. This implementation is formalized through the Climate Risk Management Policy developed with CPI in 2025.

Since September 2025, IIF has mandated a Climate Risk Assessment for every new project appraisal and annual portfolio review before submission to the Investment Committee. The assessment results are periodically consolidated and reported to the Risk Management Committee and the Risk Monitoring Committee. After one year of implementation, IIF expects to have a comprehensive mapping of climate risk exposure across its entire portfolio, including estimates of potential actual losses, in line with best practices in climate risk disclosure.

In her presentation, Chief Risk Officer of IIF, Lestari Umardin, explained, “Integrating climate risk is not merely regulatory compliance, but an integral part of our investment decision-making process. With Climate Risk Assessment, we can identify, measure, and mitigate both physical and transition risks from the outset. This protects our portfolio and ensures the projects we finance are prepared for future climate scenarios.”

In line with preparations for the implementation of Climate Risk Management & Scenario Analysis (CRMS), IIF has initiated both qualitative and quantitative sustainability disclosures, although the reporting obligation will only take effect in 2028 under the latest regulatory provisions. Qualitative disclosures cover governance and risk management principles, while quantitative disclosures include Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions data. Parts of these disclosures have been published in IIF’s 2025 Sustainability Report.

To support this, IIF has developed internal capabilities to establish Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions calculation methodologies, which have been verified by Carbon Trust, a global climate consultancy. This capability has also become part of IIF’s ESG Advisory services to clients to help them meet sustainability standards.

PT Indonesia Infrastructure Finance

PT Indonesia Infrastructure Finance (“IIF”) is a private non-bank financial institution, which is engaged in infrastructure financing and advisory services that are professionally managed and focused on commercially viable infrastructure projects. IIF was established on 15 January 2010 at the initiative of the Government of the Republic of Indonesia. Currently, the ownership of IIF is held by PT Sarana Multi Infrastruktur/SMI (Persero), Asian Development Bank (ADB), the International Finance Corporation (IFC) which is part of the World Bank, Deutsche Investitions-und Entwicklungsgesellschaft (DEG) which is fully owned by KfW, and Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation (SMBC).

In its operations, IIF applies best practices based on international standards in providing credit, risk management, good corporate governance, and social and environmental protection standards to ensure the sustainability of infrastructure development in Indonesia. 

Further Queries:

Suli Indah Lestari 

Head of Corporate Affairs, People and Culture 

PT Indonesia Infrastructure Finance

Telp: (021) 2991 5060;

 Fax: (021) 2991 5061;

E-mail: [email protected]

Website www.iif.co.id

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Jakarta, 27 April 2026 – PT Indonesia Infrastructure Finance (IIF) has secured funding facilities totaling approximately Rp1.3 trillion in early 2026 from domestic and international financial institutions.

The new facilities comprise a Rp500 billion Term Loan Facility from PT Bank Mandiri (Persero) Tbk, signed in Jakarta on 22 April 2026, and a USD30 million facility from FinDev Canada. In addition, IIF has also secured an extension of a Rp300 billion funding facility from PT Bank BNP Paribas Indonesia.

The funding forms part of IIF’s strategy to expand financing capacity and accelerate the development of sustainable infrastructure across Indonesia. IIF is also in the process of securing additional funding of up to Rp5 trillion to support its pipeline of projects and cost reduction initiatives.

President Director & CEO of IIF, Rizki Pribadi Hasan, stated, “We appreciate the strong trust from both domestic and international financial institutions. These facilities reflect growing confidence in Indonesia’s infrastructure sector. In its 16 years of operation, IIF has financed over 150 sustainable infrastructure projects. With these additional funding sources, IIF is well-positioned to expand its impact, particularly for projects aligned with sustainability and the transition toward a low-carbon economy.”

Chief Financial Officer IIF, Eri Wibowo, added, “In addition to diversifying our funding sources, these facilities will optimize IIF’s cost of funds. This enables us to offer more competitive financing rates to clients, supporting the financial viability of their infrastructure projects.”

As one of the catalysts for national infrastructure development, IIF remains committed to developing products that meet the diverse needs of clients. This includes credit enhancement solutions that enable infrastructure developers to access the domestic capital market through bond or sukuk issuances. IIF also continues to expand into strategic sectors, recently providing a loan facility to support a healthcare infrastructure project. These initiatives align with IIF’s mandate to mobilize private capital toward achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and Indonesia’s Net Zero Emissions target by 2060.

Jakarta, 15 April 2026 — PT Indonesia Infrastructure Finance (IIF) has extended financing amounting to IDR 485.5 billion to  PT Bogor Kardia Indonesia for the development of a specialized cardiac hospital in Bogor.

This financing aims to enhance access to the quality of healthcare services, particularly  cardiovascular care, for communities in Bogor and its surrounding areas. The facility is designed to accommodate up to 98 beds and will be equipped with advanced medical technologies, including a catheterization laboratory (cath lab) and radiotherapy services.

The presence of this hospital is expected to reduce dependency on referrals to Jakarta, while also accelerating the treatment of patients with cardiovascular diseases requiring immediate and integrated medical intervention.

President Director/CEO of IIF, Rizki Pribadi Hasan, stated, “Supporting the healthcare sector is part of IIF’s commitment to strengthening social infrastructure that directly improves the quality of life of the community.”

In its 16 years of operation, IIF remains committed to continuously improving its services to meet the diverse needs of clients in the infrastructure sector. This includes an enhanced social and environmental standards that help clients meet international benchmarks while considering local practices, a broader variety of product offerings, competitive interest rates, and the ability to provide long-term funding that matches project duration.

As a catalyst for sustainable infrastructure development, as of 2025 IIF has contributed to healthcare infrastructure through the development and expansion of hospital facilities with a total capacity of 1,051 beds, serving hundreds of thousands of patients annually.

Through this financing, IIF aims to continue promoting equitable access to quality healthcare services across Indonesia, in line with the government’s efforts to strengthen the national healthcare system.

PT Indonesia Infrastructure Finance

PT Indonesia Infrastructure Finance (“IIF”) is a private non-bank financial institution, which is engaged in infrastructure financing and advisory services that are professionally managed and focused on commercially viable infrastructure projects. IIF was established on 15 January 2010 at the initiative of the Government of the Republic of Indonesia. Currently, the ownership of IIF is held by PT Sarana Multi Infrastruktur/SMI (Persero), Asian Development Bank (ADB), the International Finance Corporation (IFC) which is part of the World Bank, Deutsche Investitions-und Entwicklungsgesellschaft (DEG) which is fully owned by KfW, and Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation (SMBC).

In its operations, IIF applies best practices based on international standards in providing credit, risk management, good corporate governance, and social and environmental protection standards to ensure the sustainability of infrastructure development in Indonesia. 

Further Queries:

Suli Indah Lestari 

Head of Corporate Affairs, People and Culture 

PT Indonesia Infrastructure Finance

Telp: (021) 2991 5060;

 Fax: (021) 2991 5061;

E-mail: [email protected]

Website www.iif.co.id

Social Media: 

• Instagram: @pt_iif 

• LinkedIn: IndonesiaInfrastructureFinance