Having A Property Business, Hutama Karya Will Get Land Cover From A Former BPPN In Three Regions

Hutama Karya President Director Budi Harto. (Photo: VOI/Mery Handayani)

JAKARTA - PT Hutama Karya (Persero) is proposed to receive non-cash state capital participation (PMN) in the form of state property (BMN). The proposal was submitted by the Minister of Finance Sri Mulyani Indrawati. The non-cash PMN will be used to support the company's business.

Hutama Karya President Director Budi Harto confirmed this. Budi said, BMN in the form of land or assets of the former BPPN will be used in the company's property business development.

"We develop that Hutama Karya also has a business as a property developer, so with the provision of Non-Cash PMN in the form of land, we will develop it according to our business by building a property," he told reporters, when met at the Ministry of SOEs, Thursday, September 29.

Furthermore, Budi said that the business development would later target the upper middle class. He said several opportunities could be taken, such as the construction of hospitals and apartments.

"Maybe (the target is) to be upstream, we are looking for this, we also happen to just restructure it, later when it improves, we will look for opportunities in the future," he explained.

"It could be that we will cooperate with investors whether it's a hospital, then an apartment, then we'll see how it develops," he continued.

For your information, this year Hutama Karya is proposed to receive assets equivalent to Rp. 1.94 trillion. Hutama Karya also obtained property assets of the former BPPN covering an area of 374,791 square meters in Karawaci, Tangerang and Plaju, Palembang.

The state assets are asked to be optimized as additional Hutama Karya's income in order to seek funding on the Trans-Sumatra Toll Road.

Previously, Finance Minister Sri Mulyani proposed giving non-cash PMNs to 8 SOEs. This non-cash PMN is in the form of utilizing a number of state-owned goods that will be used by state-owned companies.

The PMN is given based on Law Number 1 of 2004, article 46 concerning State Treasury. Then, PP Number 28 of 2020 and Minister of Finance Regulation Number 111 of 2016, article 7.

The 8 SOEs that are planned to get state assets are Bio Farma, Pertamina, Hutama Karya, AirNav Indonesia, Perum PPD, Varuna Tirta Prakasya, ASDP Indonesia Ferry and Sejahtera Eka Graha.