Danantara Indonesia, officially known as Badan Pengelola Investasi Daya Anagata Nusantara, has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC).

The agreement aims to jointly finance renewable energy, power transmission, water management, and other infrastructure projects in Indonesia.

“This partnership with JBIC is a strong signal of international confidence in Indonesia’s green transition agenda,” said Danantara CEO Rosan Roeslani in a confirmed statement from Jakarta on Friday.

According to the MoU, both parties will identify and co-develop various priority projects focused on decarbonization and the circular economy.

These include renewable energy, electricity transmission, and the management of water and wastewater.

Digital and Sustainable Infrastructure Among Project Priorities

The collaboration also targets sustainable digital infrastructure, such as green data centers and healthcare services.

Danantara emphasized that the initiative is aligned with national priorities and international standards.

“At Danantara Indonesia, we are committed to mobilizing strategic capital investment that supports national priorities while meeting global standards for sustainability, impact, and governance,” Rosan said.

Wide Range of Financial Instruments Available for Project Development

The MoU opens opportunities for a variety of financial instruments, including loans, equity, guarantees, and other tailored solutions to support the development of large-scale strategic projects throughout Indonesia.

“MoUs like this one mark another milestone in Danantara Indonesia’s international partnership strategy,” Rosan stated.

Earlier this year, Danantara entered investment partnerships with Qatar Investment Authority (QIA), managing a US$4 billion fund for development in Indonesia; with the Russian Direct Investment Fund (RDIF) through the Russia-Indonesia Investment Platform (RIDNIP), valued at €2 billion; and with Saudi Arabia’s ACWA Power for projects worth up to US$10 billion.

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