Danantara, through its investment agency Badan Pengelola Investasi Daya Anagata Nusantara (BP Danantara), will issue a Patriot Bond valued at tens of trillions of rupiah through a private placement mechanism. The bond will be offered to business leaders across Indonesia.

According to internal documents reviewed on Monday, August 26, 2025, the Patriot Bond is part of a new financing strategy aimed at strengthening financial resilience and creating long-term economic impact.

Investment Directed Toward Energy Transition and Productivity

Proceeds from the bond will be allocated to sectors such as energy transition, with the goal of enhancing productivity, promoting a sustainable environment, and protecting natural resources.

Voluntary Participation with Collective Responsibility

Chief Investment Officer Pandu Sjahrir stated that the Patriot Bond is a strategic financing instrument commonly used in countries like Japan and the United States to support national financial independence.

"Through this bond, the country gains a stable medium- to long-term funding source, while businesses have access to an investment instrument that is safe and beneficial to the national economy," he said in a written statement on Tuesday, August 26, 2025.

Sjahrir added that the bond is based on the principles of voluntary participation and shared responsibility. The initiative opens space for national business groups to contribute to cross-generational development while ensuring sustainability and public welfare.

"This is the capital that will be our foundation to achieve prosperity, even long after our bones have matured," he said.

Governance and Transparency at the Core

Sjahrir emphasized that Danantara Indonesia remains committed to carrying out its role as the state investment manager with caution, transparency, and strong governance.

"Every financing initiative is directed at supporting long-term economic transformation and strengthening the business sector’s role in development," he said.

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