JAKARTA - PT Bank Rakyat Indonesia (Persero) Tbk (BBRI) reported that as of the end of February 2026, the distribution of subsidized home ownership loans (KPRS) had reached IDR 16.79 trillion. This figure has reached 122,838 debtors.
The distribution includes several financing schemes, namely the Sejahtera Mortgage Liquidity Financing Facility (FLPP) of IDR 16.38 trillion, the Tapera Mortgage of IDR 316.93 billion, the Interest Differential Subsidy Mortgage (SSB) of IDR 91.65 billion, and the Savings-Based Housing Financing Assistance Program (BP2BT) of IDR 8.89 billion.
BRI President Director Hery Gunardi said that this achievement reflects BRI's consistency in supporting government policies in the housing sector. The distribution of subsidized mortgages is also part of the company's contribution in expanding access to home ownership for the community.
"BRI is committed to providing decent, affordable, and quality housing access for low-income people. The distribution of this subsidized KPR is part of BRI's role in supporting equitable development and improving people's welfare," said Hery, quoted Friday, March 27.
In addition to opening access to home ownership for the public, the development of housing areas can also have a wide economic impact. This activity is expected to encourage the growth of various supporting sectors, ranging from the construction sector, building materials industry, labor services, logistics, to business opportunities for entrepreneurs UMKM that are developing around the residential area.
Hery added that the presence of BRI spread across various regions is an important capital in expanding access to housing financing for the community.
"In the future, BRI will continue to expand the scope of housing financing so that more Indonesian families can have decent and affordable housing. With the support of a network of more than 7,000 work units throughout Indonesia, BRI is optimistic that this housing financing program can reach more people in various regions," concluded Hery.
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