Bank Mandiri’s People’s Business Credit (KUR) distribution reached Rp25.63 trillion through July 2026, while 56,043 MSME borrowers moved to higher financing schemes between January and July 2026. (12/08)

The KUR distribution represents 62.5% of Bank Mandiri’s 2026 target. During the same period, the bank also reached 134,682 new borrowers as part of its effort to expand access to productive financing.

The achievement was announced in connection with National MSME Day and the upcoming 81st anniversary of the Republic of Indonesia, which carries the theme “Sovereign, Just, and Prosperous Indonesia.”

Bank Mandiri KUR Reaches Rp25.63 Trillion by July 2026

Bank Mandiri said it continues to strengthen its commitment to empowering micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) as a key pillar of the national economy.

The bank said the effort focuses on strengthening the financing ecosystem, digitalization, and business assistance to help more MSMEs grow and move to a higher level.

Despite the acceleration in KUR distribution, credit quality remained well maintained.

Bank Mandiri said this reflects sound risk management and effective assistance for business owners.

56,043 MSMEs Move to Higher Financing Schemes

From January to July 2026, 56,043 borrowers successfully graduated to higher financing schemes.

Bank Mandiri also recorded 134,682 new borrowers during the same period. The bank said the figure forms part of its effort to broaden access to productive financing for the community.

Senior Vice President of Micro Development and Agent Banking at Bank Mandiri, Bayu Trisno Arief Setiawan, said National MSME Day is a moment to emphasize that MSME empowerment is not measured only by the amount of financing distributed.

“Bank Mandiri believes that MSMEs are the main foundation of the Indonesian economy. Therefore, we build an ecosystem that supports business owners at every stage of growth, starting from gaining access to financing, developing their businesses through digital solutions, to being able to increase their business scale. For us, the success of MSMEs moving up is a real indicator that the empowerment carried out has a sustainable impact on the national economy,” he said in an official statement on Wednesday (12/8).

Bank Mandiri Strengthens MSME Financing and Digital Support

As a strategic partner of the government, Bank Mandiri continues to support national priority programs to strengthen the MSME sector through productive financing, faster financial inclusion, and digital transformation.

The support also includes cooperation with ministries and institutions, regional governments, business communities, and other stakeholders to expand market access and improve the competitiveness of business owners.

Bank Mandiri said strengthening MSMEs requires a comprehensive approach. The bank therefore continues to integrate financing access, digital transaction services, payment solutions, and business assistance and empowerment programs.

Bank Mandiri Expands MSME Support Through Danantara

Bank Mandiri is further strengthening its commitment through its synergy within the Danantara Ecosystem.

The collaboration is aimed at optimizing financing for productive sectors, strengthening national economic resilience, and creating added value for the community.

Through this collaboration, Bank Mandiri continues to provide solutions intended to accelerate MSME growth as one of the drivers of the Indonesian economy.

Bank Mandiri to Expand MSME Collaboration and Innovation

Bank Mandiri said it will continue to expand collaboration and innovation to accelerate the growth of more MSMEs that can move to a higher level.

The bank also aims to help MSMEs become more competitive and make a greater contribution to job creation and national economic growth.

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