Danantara to announce partnerships with Japan, China, and Malaysia

JAKARTA – Danantara Chief Executive Officer Rosan Roeslani stated that the company will soon unveil new collaboration plans with investors from various Asian countries.
Among them are prospective partnerships with Japan, China, and Malaysia.
Rosan made the announcement on the sidelines of the DBS Asian Insights Conference 2025 held today (21/5) at Hotel Mulia, Jakarta.
“I think in the next two or three weeks, we’ll be signing agreements with several countries as well,” said Rosan.
According to him, those countries have expressed a strong interest in collaborating with Danantara. “They want to invest because they know we are investing alongside them,” Rosan said.
In April, Danantara formed a joint fund with the Qatar Investment Authority (QIA) worth USD 4 billion, or approximately IDR 67.5 trillion.
Part of that fund, Rosan explained, will be invested in Indonesia, focusing on downstream industries and renewable energy.
However, he added, it is also possible that some of the funds will be channelled into investments in other countries. “Mostly, the investments will be directed to Indonesia,” Rosan added.
In his presentation, Rosan also noted that Danantara is targeting over IDR 13 trillion in investment over the next five years.
“Over the past ten years—up to 2024—total investment into Indonesia, both domestic and foreign, reached IDR 9,100 trillion. In the next five years, we are expected to grow this to more than IDR 13,000 trillion,” he said.
According to Rosan, this ambitious investment goal will help Indonesia to achieve the economic growth target of 8% set by President Prabowo Subianto. (ZH/KR)