Inp.polri.go.id - Jakarta.  Indonesia’s sovereign wealth fund Danantara Indonesia has placed part of its portfolio in the domestic capital market, including government bonds (SBN), as part of its strategy to maintain stability and liquidity.

“We cannot channel all funds into high-risk projects. A portion must be kept in liquid instruments such as SBN to ensure flexibility,” said Managing Director of Treasury Ali Setiawan on Sunday (19/10/2025), as quoted by antaranews.com.

He explained that Danantara’s portfolio will consist of private investments in large, strategic projects and public investments in the capital market, with a target allocation of 60–70 percent and 30–40 percent respectively. 

The agency’s funds are sourced entirely from state-owned enterprise (SOE) dividends in rupiah, distinguishing it from other sovereign wealth funds funded by oil or foreign reserves.

Danantara’s diversified investment model aims to generate long-term benefits across energy, food, and national capital development.

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