JAKARTA - PT Indonesia Infrastructure Finance (IIF) reiterated its commitment to support clients in realizing sustainable infrastructure development.
In July 2026, IIF received three prestigious international recognitions, the FinanceAsia Awards 2026 for the category "The Biggest Sustainable Impact - Nonbank Financial Institution" on June 25, 2026, the Asian Banking and Finance (ABF) Corporate and Investment Banking Awards 2026 for the category "Innovative Deal of the Year" on July 2, 2026, and the ADB 2025 Project Implemented Award for Outstanding Social Safeguard Implementation on July 9, 2026.
The award from FinanceAsia was given for IIF's achievements in generating measurable sustainable impact through climate-smart infrastructure financing, the implementation of strong environmental and social protection, increased inclusive access to basic services, sustainable financial innovation, and robust ESG governance.
The award from ABF was given for IIF's support for the first Islamic infrastructure securitization transaction in Indonesia through the Collective Investment Contract in Islamic Asset-backed Securities (KIK EBA Syariah) issued by a client in the toll road sector.
Meanwhile, the award from ADB was given for the successful implementation of the Leveraging Private Infrastructure Investment program worth USD 50 million.
Another important achievement is the selection of IIF as one of the five best companies for the "Environmental & Social Risk Management (ESRM) Pioneer Award" category at the ASEAN Risk Awards 2026.
To further strengthen its capacity, IIF has completed the issuance of bonds worth IDR 435.5 billion and perpetual securities worth IDR 220.0 billion. This is a manifestation of IIF's commitment to supporting the growth of the Indonesian capital market.
The bonds were issued in three tenors, namely 1, 3, and 5 years with an average coupon of around 7.4 percent per year, while perpetual securities provide a return of 8 percent per year. The bonds and perpetual securities are mostly or around 83 percent absorbed by asset management companies and insurance companies. Other investors consist of corporations, retail investors, pension funds, and banking.
President Director & Chief Executive Officer IIF, Rizki Pribadi Hasan, said that these international awards and new funding will help IIF improve services to clients and provide a positive impact on economic growth and improving people's quality of life.
"This is an incentive for IIF to continue to support the Government, project sponsors, lenders, and investors in realizing infrastructure projects that provide economic, social, and environmental benefits to the community," he explained.
"IIF positions itself as a complement to the financial industry and capital markets. Our role is to help mobilize private capital to participate in the growth of sustainable infrastructure development in Indonesia, including in the connectivity sector, digital infrastructure, and health, IIF partners with various business actors, regulators, domestic and foreign investors, and special institutions formed by the Government to accelerate growth. IIF also acts as a reliable and trusted partner for foreign direct investment," added Rizki.
With stronger capital and global recognition, IIF will continue to improve financing solutions, advisory services, and risk mitigation to help clients realize sustainable infrastructure projects in priority sectors.
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