Bank DKI Loan Disbursement Quarter II 2024 Capai IDR 53.56 Trillion

Bank DKI Jakarta (ANTARA)

JAKARTA - Bank Pembangunan daerah (BPD) Bank DKI recorded total lending in the second quarter of 2024 amounting to IDR 53.56 trillion.

"This figure increased 6.88 percent from the previous period which was recorded at IDR 50.11 trillion, as recorded in the financial statements of Bank DKI for the period June 2024," said President Director of Bank DKI, Agus H. Widodo in his statement, Friday, August 2.

In the second quarter of 2024, Bank DKI recorded credit and financing for the MSME segment which grew by 22.78 percent from Rp4.41 trillion as of June 2023 to Rp5.41 trillion as of June 2024.

In more detail, microcredit for the period of June 2024 increased 27.99 percent to Rp3.81 trillion from the previous Rp2.98 trillion in June 2023, and retail credit for the period of June 2024 increased 11.94 percent to Rp1.60 trillion from the previous Rp1.43 trillion in June 2023.

"The growth in credit and financing of the MSME segment has pushed the cumulative increase in the proportion of MSME loans to 10.11 percent of Bank DKI's total credit and financing for the June 2024 period," Agus explained.

Selain itu, tren positif juga tercatat pada kredit dan pembiayaan konsumer periode Juni 2024 tumbuh 9,05 persen menjadi sebesar Rp22,83 triliun dari sebelumnya Rp20,94 triliun periode Juni 2023.

Credit and Medium financing, called Agus, grew 12.40 percent to Rp1.89 trillion from the previous Rp1.68 trillion in June 2023.

Then, commercial credit and financing (including term loan) for the June 2024 period grew 1.48 percent to Rp23.41 trillion from the previous Rp23.07 trillion in June 2023.

Furthermore, Agus explained that the BUMD belonging to the DKI Provincial Government prioritizes quality lending and prioritizes the principle of prudence.

"Facing challenging economic conditions, Bank DKI continues to strive to adapt strategies and look for new opportunities, especially in stable and potential sectors to increase value in the long term for all stakeholders," he added.