IIF Expands Financing and Advisory Business in Semester I 2026

JAKARTA - PT Indonesia Infrastructure Finance (IIF) continues to strengthen its role as a key partner in supporting the development of sustainable infrastructure in Indonesia. In the first half of 2026, IIF recorded solid asset growth, an increase of more than three times in new financing and investment commitments, and significant growth in advisory services mandates, supported by stronger funding capacity and international recognition.

As of June 2026, IIF's total assets reached IDR 15.0 trillion, growing 4.6 percent year-on-year. Productive assets consisting of loans and securities were recorded at IDR 13.4 trillion, growing 4.9 percent year on year. During the first half of 2026, IIF recorded six new financing and investment commitments worth IDR 2.5 trillion.

This figure exceeds the total of Rp799 billion throughout 2025. The new commitment is spread across strategic sectors including health, ports, telecommunications & data, and renewable energy.

In terms of advisory services, IIF obtained nine new mandates with a total contract value of IDR 19.0 billion, or grew three times from 2025. The main mandate includes IIF's involvement in the Waste-to-Energy (WTE) or Waste Processing into Electricity (PSEL) program to support the government's initiative in accelerating integrated waste management in urban areas.

Operating income in the first half of 2026 was recorded at IDR 542.7 billion, compared to IDR 653.9 billion in the same period in 2025. This decline was mainly due to lower investment interest income following accelerated repayments by customers in the first quarter of 2026. Net profit was recorded at IDR 38.2 billion, compared to IDR 85.3 billion in the same period last year, influenced by the same factors and more conservative reserve policies.

Non-interest income grew 54.8 percent year-on-year to Rp43.0 billion, driven by financing and investment, advisory, and treasury businesses. Treasury interest income also grew 17.5 percent year-on-year.

The Capital Adequacy Ratio (CAR) was recorded at 56.79 percent, well above the minimum provisions of the regulator, thus providing ample room for the expansion of financing and investment businesses. Asset quality remains stable.

The loan loss coverage ratio is above 100 percent and the net NPF improved to 3.49 percent from 3.61 percent. President Director & Chief Executive Officer IIF, Rizki Pribadi Hasan, said, amid global economic dynamics, IIF continues to show resilience through portfolio growth, increased financing and advisory activities, and increasingly strong funding and capital structure.

"Although the profit in the first half was lower, we are optimistic that we can continue to expand our business and improve our financial performance, supported by strong capital, improved services, reduced fund costs, as well as strong support and collaboration from shareholders and business partners," he said in a written statement, Friday, July 31.

IIF also continues to encourage the implementation of international ESG standards. Beyond compliance, ESG implementation improves project quality, strengthens risk management, expands access to international financing, and supports long-term business sustainability to create a better life for people.

This commitment is evidenced by a number of international recognitions:

• FinanceAsia Awards 2026: The Biggest Sustainable Impact – Nonbank Financial Institution• Asian Banking and Finance (ABF) Corporate and Investment Banking Awards 2026: Innovative Deal of the Year• ASEAN Risk Awards 2026: Finalist for Environmental and Social Risk Management (ESRM) Pioneer Award• Asian Development Bank (ADB) Project Implementation Awards 2025, received in July 2026: Outstanding Environmental Safeguard Implementation, Outstanding Social Safeguard Implementation, and Successfully Completed Project.

Rizki added that although the operational conditions were still dynamic and challenging, his party continued to move forward with a growing transaction pipeline.

"This month alone, IIF has completed three new transactions worth nearly IDR 833 billion in the fields of logistics infrastructure, renewable energy, and water treatment facilities," said Rizki.

To support the growth plan, IIF strengthened its funding capacity by raising more than IDR 1.3 trillion from domestic and international financial institutions. In addition, IIF has completed the first batch of fundraising programs through the capital market worth IDR 652 billion, consisting of bonds worth IDR 432 billion and perpetual securities worth IDR 220 billion.

IIF is in a good position to continue to support the development of national infrastructure as one of the main drivers of economic growth. IIF is also committed to continue to improve the quality of services to meet the diverse needs of customers and support the financial industry and the capital market as a whole.