BJB Offers SR021 Investment With Coupons Up To 6.45 Percent

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JAKARTA - The West Java and Banten Regional Development Banks (Bank BJB) offer a Retail Sukuk series 021 (SR021) investment with investment coupons of up to 6.45 percent for a five-year tenor.

"This makes SR021 an attractive investment option for the public," said Head of Bank BJB Corporate Secretary Division Widi Hartoto in Surabaya, East Java, quoted from Antara, Wednesday, September 4.

In detail, SR021 is available in two tenors, namely SR021T3 with a three-year tenor offering 6.35 percent coupon per year and SR021T5 with a five-year tenor offering 6.45 percent coupon per year.

SR021 also provides flexibility in the amount of investment, namely with a minimum order of IDR 1 million so that people from various circles can participate in this program.

Bidang diberikan sampai 18 September 2024 sehingga memberikan waktu yang cukup bagi masyarakat untuk mempertimbangkan dan memutuskan investasi mereka.

Widi explained that the main advantage of the Retail Sukuk is his ability to provide permanent income for investors through coupons paid periodically.

By choosing SR021, investors not only benefit from competitive coupons, but also contribute to the development of the sharia economy in Indonesia.

Widi ensured that Bank BJB, which acts as one of the distribution partners in the Retail Sukuk offering, is ready to assist customers in the purchasing process.

The ordering process is carried out online through an electronic system provided by distribution partners to ensure convenience and security for investors.

"We ensure that the entire investment process can be carried out easily, quickly, and safely so that investors can focus on managing their finances," said Widi.

In addition to attractive returns, investment in Retail Sukuk is also safe because the funds invested are for financing government projects that have a positive impact on national development.

"We believe that investing in SR021 people can achieve better and safer financial welfare," he said.