The Realization Of P3DN Business Matching Transactions Reaches IDR 181.28 Trillion This Year

Head of the Standardization and Industrial Services Policy Agency (BSKJI) of the Ministry of Industry, Doddy Rahadi. (Theresia Agatha/VOI)

JAKARTA - The implementation of the Phase V Domestic Production Increase Business Matching (P3DN) has been completed, today.

Head of the Standardization and Industrial Services Policy Agency (BSKJI) of the Ministry of Industry, Doddy Rahadi, said that the activity which took place on March 15-17, 2023, managed to record a transaction realization of IDR 181.28 trillion.

"There is a realization of government spending of Rp. 181.28 trillion, which is the achievement of the implementation of Business Matching for Domestic Product Expenditures 2023 this time," he said at the Closing of Business Matching and the 2023 P3DN Award at Istora Senayan, Jakarta, Friday, March 17.

The details are that IDR 135.51 trillion comes from procurement in ministries/agencies and local governments. Meanwhile, in the procurement in SOEs, the total expenditure realization was recorded at IDR 45.77 trillion. This achievement increased from the realization on the first day of IDR 36.18 trillion.

In addition, the implementation of Business Matching on the third or last day, recorded a total commitment of government spending of IDR 1,157.47 trillion. This value comes from the total commitment of ministries, institutions, and local governments of IDR 626.87 trillion. Meanwhile, in the BUMN group, there was a total commitment to state spending of IDR 530.60 trillion.

Even so, Doddy said, the realized value of Rp. 181 trillion had not met the previously set target of Rp. 250 trillion.

"We admit that the value of the Business Matching achievement this time is not in accordance with the direction from the Coordinating Minister for Maritime Affairs and Fisheries to reach Rp250 trillion. However, I am still optimistic, in the remaining first quarter, this figure will be achieved optimally," he said.

Apart from the huge potential for government procurement, the success of this achievement certainly cannot be separated from the joint efforts of every ministry/institution, local government, BUMN, entrepreneurs, associations, and other parties who contribute.

"In accordance with Presidential Instruction No. 2 of 2022, it is firmly stated that this year, we all have the task of carrying out a program to reduce imports by up to 5 percent for ministries/agencies and local governments that are still making purchases through imports," he concluded.