JAKARTA - The government's plan to channel state capital participation (PMN) of IDR 1.56 trillion to Perum Perumnas can provide a multiplier effect. This is believed by the President Director of Perum Perumnas Budi Saddewa Soediro.

According to Budi, Perum Perumnas will use PMN to increase business capacity in continuing the government's program, namely the procurement of one million houses, as well as supporting the provision of public housing for low-income people (MBR).

"With this PMN, it is hoped that it will increase Perumnas' revenue until 2026. This year our target is very small at only IDR 1.2 trillion due to limited capital by 2022," he said in a Hearing Meeting with Commission VI of the Indonesian House of Representatives, Tuesday, November 15.

With this PMN later, Budi continued, he hopes to increase Perumnas' income by more than IDR 5 trillion by 2026. With the company's revenue increase, Perumnas can also execute several work plans.

Not only that, from the tax sector, he estimates that Perumnas will deposit IDR 2.9 trillion to the state by 2025.

"In addition, we will also create jobs from the construction sector for more than 31,000 workers," he added.

Until now, Budi revealed that his party had not received the PMN because it was still in the harmonization stage with the Ministry of Finance and the Ministry of Law and Human Rights.

Just so you know, in the distribution of PMN for SOEs, the Ministry of Finance is still waiting for the issuance of Government Regulations (PP) first.

"Currently, we have harmonization for PP on PMN, which we plan to receive. PMN in 2022 amounting to 1.56 trillion has also not been received," he said.


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