The Indonesian Investment Management Authority, Daya Anagata Nusantara (BPI Danantara), is confident that its dividend contribution to the state will see a significant increase over the next five years.

Danantara’s CEO, Rosan Roeslani, stated that the company’s dividend contribution could rise to US$10 billion, equivalent to approximately Rp165 trillion, by 2029.

“Based on our five-year projection, our dividend could reach between US$7 billion and US$10 billion,” Rosan said during the Forbes Global CEO Conference 2025 held at the St. Regis Hotel Jakarta, on Tuesday (October 14, 2025).

He further explained that through these dividends, Danantara could expand its investment capacity to as much as US$40 billion, or about Rp664 trillion, without relying on leverage.

“That’s without any leverage; it’s entirely equity-based,” he emphasized.

Rosan added that if Danantara proceeds with asset development using leverage, its investment capacity could rise even further, potentially reaching US$200–US$250 billion, equivalent to Rp4,150 trillion, within the next five years.

“If we apply a five-times leverage, our total investment capacity could reach US$200 billion to US$250 billion over the next five years,” he explained.

He also expressed hope that future state-owned enterprises (SOEs) dividend contributions would become more balanced and not be dominated by just a few major companies.

“We still have a lot of work to do. Danantara cannot achieve this alone — we aim to collaborate with the business community to accelerate national economic growth,” Rosan said.

In addition, Rosan revealed that Danantara has established joint funding initiatives with several foreign Sovereign Wealth Funds (SWFs).

“Currently, we have joint funds with several SWFs, including Qatar’s QIA and China, and we are in the process of finalizing partnerships with the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and **Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF),” he explained.

He expressed optimism that these collaborative efforts would open up greater investment opportunities and positively contribute to Indonesia’s future economic growth.