BNI Distributes 109,000 Subsidized Mortgage Units With A Value Of IDR 17 Trillion

BNI (Photo: Antara)

JAKARTA - PT Bank Negara Indonesia (Persero) Tbk or BNI noted that it has distributed more than 109,000 subsidized housing loans (KPR) with a total value of IDR 17 trillion until September 2025.

BNI Corporate Secretary Okki Rushartomo said BNI played an active role in helping the government realize President Prabowo Subianto's vision to provide decent, affordable, and sustainable housing for all levels of society, especially the MBR group.

"BNI continues to strengthen its role as a strategic partner of the government in expanding access to subsidized housing financing, so that more and more people can own the first house with affordable interest," Okki said in a written statement, Wednesday, October 29.

Through the BNI Subsidy KPR product, Okki's advancement, the public can enjoy various conveniences such as a fixed interest rate of 5 percent, a credit period of up to 20 years, and an easy submission process in all BNI branch office networks in Indonesia.

According to Okki, in 2025 BNI will receive an additional quota for the distribution of subsidized mortgages through the housing financing liquidity facility (FLPP) scheme from the government.

This quota increased significantly from 10,750 units to 25,000 units, which showed the government's high confidence in BNI's performance and consistency in supporting the national housing program.

"This increase in quota is proof of the government's confidence in BNI's performance in the distribution of subsidized housing financing. We will continue to maintain our commitment to channel targeted financing and have a direct impact on the community," added Okki.

With the support of 1,776 BNI branch offices spread throughout Indonesia and cooperation with thousands of quality developers (developers) who have ready stock units, BNI is optimistic that it can optimize the distribution of subsidized mortgages in the remainder of 2025.

Okki emphasized that the synergy between the government, banking, and developers is the main key to the success of the national housing program. This collaboration is expected to accelerate the provision of houses for people in need, as well as contribute to national economic growth.

"Through a strong collaboration between the government, banking, and developers, we believe that the people's housing program can run faster and on target, as well as contribute to improving people's welfare," concluded Okki.