Conglomerate Anthony Salim, Bukalapak, And Grab Support For The Rights Issue Of IDR 6 Trillion Allo Bank Owned By Chairul Tanjung

Conglomerate Chairul Tanjung. (Didi Kurniawan/VOI)

JAKARTA - CT Corp, Salim Group, PT Bukalapak.com Tbk (BUKA), Grab, Carro and Growtheum Capital Partners jointly participated in the rights issue of PT Allo Bank Indonesia Tbk (BBHI) to accelerate the expansion of credit services throughout Indonesia.

Allo Bank is a fully licensed bank that offers personal, business and joint account products including Paylater, InstantCash, savings and time deposits, e-wallet, Top Up, payment and transfer services. This rights issue will increase Bank Allo's core capital to more than IDR 6 trillion and make Allo Bank one of the digital banks with strong capital in Indonesia.

Chairman of CT Corp, conglomerate Chairul Tanjung said, this collaboration is a step forward to continue to provide the best service for the people of Indonesia. CT Corp has more than 100 million loyal customers with a large number of active users which is fantastic data as the heart of its loyalty programs and credit products.

"We appreciate the efforts of Growtheum Capital to combine various consortiums which will provide an opportunity for Bank Allo to provide loan facilities to and accept deposits from all Indonesians through the merger of the ecosystem of CT Corp and our strategic partners. We strongly believe that access to a sustainable ecosystem Big money can help Bank Allo to increase the number of loyal customers and encourage usage levels in its efforts to meet various financial needs of the community through a unique user experience," said the man who is familiarly called CT, Tuesday, January 11.

Meanwhile, President and CEO of Salim Group, Anthony Salim stated, "We are a trusted brand in Indonesia that provides solutions for the daily needs of consumers of all ages and backgrounds through food products, retail, consumer services, logistics, and technology infrastructure. .

"We welcome the opportunity to become Bank Allo's main strategic partner in building an ecosystem that provides credit services according to need and sustainable for fellow Indonesians," said Anthony Salim.

Meanwhile, the Acting President Director of Bukalapak, Willix Halim, stated that through business partners and connectivity with new verticals in the MSME market, this collaboration can develop credit offerings and accessibility for business actors in rural areas.

"This can deepen and expand penetration to all corners of Indonesia. With cellular phone penetration of 80 percent, Indonesia is ready for the presence of digital banks. By combining technology capabilities with offline touchpoints, we are increasingly able to accelerate the implementation of banking services throughout the country, in line with the government's financial inclusion policy, especially since MSMEs contribute almost 60 percent of the country's GDP," he said.