Government Aims For State Revenue From Minerba Reaches IDR 113.3 Trillion In 2026

JAKARTA - The government targets state revenues from the mineral and coal sector by 2026 to reach IDR 113.3 trillion.

This figure experienced a growth of 7.3 percent from the outlook in 2025 of IDR 105.7 trillion.

Quoted from the book II of the Financial Note and the RAPBN for Fiscal Year 2026, this increase was mainly due to an increase in the production/royalty rate for minerals and coal after the stipulation of Government Regulation Number 19 of 2025.

In addition, this increase was also caused by fluctuations in the prices of several minerals of reference minerals, including gold, nickel, and copper in several years.

"The fluctuation of world commodity prices is a challenge that is still difficult to control amid efforts to optimize the policy of managing Non-Tax State Revenue (PNBP) for Natural Resources (SDA)," wrote Book II of the Financial Note and RAPBN 2026 quoted Monday, August 19.

For this reason, the government has taken five strategic steps in order to achieve the Minerba PNBP target, among others, first, strengthening the synergy of data integration across ministries/agencies (K/L) through the Mineral and Coal Information System (Simbara).

Second, the application of the Automatic Blocking System (ABS) to pay those who do not comply with PNBP obligations.

Third, the cooperation between the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources/Kemendag/Kemenhub/Kemenkeu (DJA, DJBC, and LNSW) to strengthen supervision of export data and domestic transactions.

Fourth, the use of the Taxpayer Identification Number (NPWP) as a single identity in data integration activities upstream to downstream in the mineral and coal sector.

Kelima, pemberian sanksi atas ketidakpatuhan atas pemenuhan domestic market obligation (DMO) batu bara dan ketidakpatuhan atas pemenuhan target komitmen pembangunan smelter.

Sementara itu, realisasi PNBP dari mineral dan batu bara pada semester I tercatat sebesar Rp74,2 triliun.

PNBP minerba menjadi penyumbang tertinggi dari sektor energi, disusul oleh PNBP minyak dan gas bumi sebesar Rp57,3 triliun.

Fifth, the imposition of sanctions for non-compliance with the fulfillment of the domestic market obligation (DMO) of coal and non-compliance with the fulfillment of the smelter development commitment target.

Meanwhile, the realization of PNBP from minerals and coal in the first semester was recorded at IDR 74.2 trillion.

PNBP mineral and coal is the highest contributor to the energy sector, followed by PNBP oil and natural gas of IDR 57.3 trillion.