Bank Syariah Indonesia (BSI) is holding a large-scale auction from 12 September to 12 November 2025. The auction features about 2,000 fixed assets, including houses, shophouses, apartments, land, warehouses, and palm oil plantations, all offered at competitive prices amid an unpredictable economic climate.

Collaboration Between BSI, DJKN, and ATR/BPN for Secure Auctions

BSI is partnering with the Directorate General of State Assets (DJKN) from the Ministry of Finance and the Directorate General of Land Registration of the Ministry of Agrarian Affairs and Spatial Planning/National Land Agency (ATR/BPN) to ensure legal certainty and transparency throughout the auction process.

Director of Risk Management at BSI, Grandhis H. Harumansyah, stated, “This program provides an opportunity for the public to get the best assets with secure legality, competitive prices, and transparency through https://lelang.go.id/.”

How to Participate in the BSI Asset Auction

The public can join the auction through the following steps:

1. Select the desired assets on BSI’s auction website at https://infolelang.bankbsi.co.id/.
2. Contact the BSI asset officers listed on the website.
3. Participate in the auction via DJKN’s auction platform at https://lelang.go.id/.

Diverse Asset Portfolio Offered in the 2025 Auction

BSI aims for asset recovery to reach Rp500 billion through approximately 2,000 auctions. The assets include houses, apartments, land, shophouses, warehouses, and palm oil plantations. The auction catalog is available on https://infolelang.bankbsi.co.id/.

Ensuring Transparency and Security in the Auction Process

Grandhis urged the public to be cautious of individuals falsely claiming to represent BSI or using fraudulent methods related to the auction process. Official information can be found on BSI’s website www.bankbsi.co.id and through its official social media and contact channels, including Facebook, Instagram (@banksyariahindonesia, @lifewithbsi), Twitter (@bankbsi_id), TikTok (Lifewithbsi), YouTube (Bank Syariah Indonesia), phone 14040, and WhatsApp at 081584114040.

PHOTO: BSI

This article was created with AI assistance.