Bank Mandiri Disburses Infrastructure Loans Reaching IDR 491.63 Trillion until February 2026

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JAKARTA - PT Bank Mandiri (Persero) Tbk. (BMRI) recorded the distribution of infrastructure loans until February 2026 reaching IDR 491.63 trillion or experiencing growth of 30.8 percent year on year (year on year/yoy) compared to the same period last year which was recorded at IDR 375.85 trillion.

Bank Mandiri President Director Riduan said that this commitment is in line with the government's policy direction which makes the infrastructure sector a key pillar of national economic growth.

Therefore, he added, Bank Mandiri continues to allocate financing to various strategic sectors to increase competitiveness, expand equity, and encourage wider economic impact.

"Bank Mandiri is committed to continue supporting the acceleration of national infrastructure development through productive and sustainable financing. We believe that the continued development of infrastructure that is driven by the government will be an important foundation to strengthen connectivity, drive the people's economy, open up more business opportunities, and create more equitable prosperity for the community," said Riduan, Tuesday, April 7, 2026.

This commitment refers to the classification in Presidential Regulation (Perpres) No. 38 of 2015.

This achievement shows the strength of Bank Mandiri's financing capabilities which are supported by the synergy of the service ecosystem and a comprehensive financing approach from upstream to downstream.

Riduan added that the financing had reached various strategic subsectors, including transportation, oil and gas and renewable energy, electricity, telematics, public housing, urban facilities, to construction.

He explained that the supported projects include the construction of toll roads, ports, and railway networks that contribute significantly to national connectivity and economic activity.

"The distribution of this financing is a tangible proof of the synergy between the financial sector and the real sector in supporting national development. Infrastructure has a strategic role in strengthening connectivity, improving economic efficiency, and encouraging the growth of productive sectors in various regions," he added.

In detail, the transportation subsector became the largest contributor with credit value reaching Rp118.03 trillion as of February 2026, or grew 18.45 percent compared to the same period last year.

Meanwhile, the construction subsector recorded the highest growth of 178.19 percent (yoy) to Rp85.84 trillion.

On the other hand, financing for road construction increased 11.08 percent year-on-year to Rp54.84 trillion, while the telematics subsector grew 12.61 percent to reach Rp44.34 trillion.

Looking ahead, he said, Bank Mandiri is optimistic that the prospects for the infrastructure sector will remain positive as the National Strategic Project (PSN) continues to drive economic growth.

"We want to continue to be part of Indonesia's journey towards equitable prosperity. With the strength of our network, experience, and solid financing capabilities, Bank Mandiri is ready to provide adaptive and sustainable financial solutions to support national development," he concluded.