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Chief Investment Officer (CIO) Danantara Indonesia Pandu Sjahrir. (Mery Handayani/VOI)

JAKARTA - Danantara Indonesia is preparing to buy shares on Monday, February 2, 2026, amid pressure on the Composite Stock Price Index (IHSG) which has weakened over the past week.

Danantara Indonesia's Chief Investment Officer (CIO) Pandu Sjahrir revealed that his party has been actively investing capital since the end of December 2025. Investment activities are carried out gradually and consistently through the investment managers appointed by Danantara.

"Since the end of December we have started investing, adding every day. Including in the last three days of this week, we invest every day through investment managers that we have appointed," said Pandu in a public dialogue at the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) Office, Jakarta, Sunday, February 1.

According to Pandu, this aggressive move will continue next week in line with Danantara's confidence in the national economic outlook and the valuation of a number of stocks that are considered attractive.

"And this will continue, next week, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday we will invest in the capital market," he said.

In placing funds in the capital market, Pandu emphasized that Danantara gave strict guidance to investment managers. The shares selected must meet the criteria of good growth, strong fundamentals, and high liquidity.

"This is important because we still have to be able to account for the investments we will make," he said.

Pandu said that in the next six months Danantara will carry out investment strategies through investment managers to encourage the participation of existing market players or crowd in. Although he did not detail the value of the investment that was poured, he ensured that the value was considered significant.

Furthermore, said Pandu, Danantara targets to be an active participant in the capital market throughout this year. Around half of Danantara's total funding will be allocated to the public market, with the largest portion still placed domestically.

"We can invest outside as well, but we will look at Indonesia, the closeness to Indonesia," said Pandu.