The revenue of Indonesia’s Investment Management Agency, Daya Anagata Nusantara (Danantara), is projected to reach Rp13 trillion within the next five years. Rosan Roeslani, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Danantara, stated that this income estimate is derived from the total investment that has flowed into Indonesia over the past ten years, amounting to Rp9,100 trillion.

Rosan explained that this revenue is expected to support Indonesia’s economic growth target of 8% by the year 2029. He added that this projection aligns with the estimates provided by the Ministry of National Development Planning/National Development Planning Agency (Bappenas).

“So over the next five years, the growth is expected to jump quite significantly as part of our efforts to reach 8% economic growth,” Rosan said during the Meet The Leaders event at Paramadina University, as quoted on Monday (June 16, 2025).

Rosan further elaborated that Danantara, which serves as the sovereign wealth fund manager, oversees national assets with a total value exceeding Rp15,000 trillion, sourced from all state-owned enterprises (SOEs). The agency secures its capital through dividend distributions from these SOEs.

“The funds we currently manage can now be utilized to generate returns. For Indonesia, ideally, we should be targeting a return of at least 10%,” Rosan explained.

As Minister of Investment and Downstreaming as well as Head of the Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM), Rosan mentioned that Danantara may allocate around 20% of its investment portfolio abroad. This would result in a total domestic and international investment portion of 35%. Accordingly, approximately US$185 billion could be deployed every five years for investment purposes.

“Again, the primary goal is to create more job opportunities. Investment plays a crucial role and stands as one of the key pillars in supporting economic growth, job creation, and other essential objectives. At the core, this is all about investment,” Rosan concluded.