Present More Assets, BRI Releases Website Info Auction 2.0

BRI Deputy President Director Catur Budi Harto

JAKARTA - PT Bank Rakyat Indonesia (Persero) Tbk launched the Info Auction 2.0 website. BRI Info Auction (infolelang.bri.co.id) is a digital platform that has been connected to the Indonesian auction portal owned by the Directorate General of State Assets (DJKN) or auction.go.id by presenting a variety of commercial assets with extra convenience. There are various commercial assets offered ranging from home, shophouses, apartments, shops, kiosks, land, vehicles, and so on.

BRI Deputy President Director Catur Budi Harto said the new feature in the BRI 2.0 auction information web uses a customer centric approach, so that it can meet the user's need to find and find favorite assets.

"Website info lelang BRI 2.0 offers various assets that are suitable to be used as attractive investment options," he said, quoted on Saturday, October 14.

He added that the presence of the BRI 2.0 auction information web is expected to meet the increasingly complex needs of the community. Investors who want to get the best assets for the long term. "Through the auction, it is hoped that it can be one of the stimuli to increase purchasing power and encourage demand for bank credit," said Catur.

Just so you know, since 2020, the BRI website, information on auctions, will continue to be established and reengineered to continue to update according to the needs of user visitors. Until the moment the website was launched version 2.0 on October 12, 2023, BRI information on auctions had inputted 26,020 published assets at an attractive price and the number of visitors was more than 5,000 visitors.

In the future, continued Catur, this website will be further developed in the form of a mobile application version and will be integrated with BRI Group (Pegadaian, PNM, BRI Finance, etc.), DJKN and BPN.

"So BRI Info Lelang will be more agile and become a digital platform that presents BRI databases of assets that are sold in an auction and non-auction," concluded Catur.