Revenue of Two BUMD Drag, DKI DPRD: So Evaluation 

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JAKARTA - The B Commission of the DKI Jakarta DPRD highlighted the financial performance of two BUMD, Perumda Pembangunan Sarana Jaya and Perumda Pasar Jaya, which were considered not optimal. The realization of the two's income is far from the target, while a number of projects are actually stalled.

Chairman of Commission B of the DKI Jakarta DPRD, Nova Harivan Paloh, said that Sarana Jaya's achievement in 2025 was a serious record. The revenue target set in the Work Plan and Budget (RKA) was not achieved, and even the realization has not touched half.

"Of course this is our evaluation in the future," said Nova, Monday, April 27.

In the report, Sarana Jaya targeted revenue of IDR 763 billion. However, the realization was only around IDR 306 billion or 40 percent. This figure reflects the weak performance of the regional company's business.

Not only that, the sale of new housing units is also lacking interest. One cluster has only sold two units, showing the low absorption of the market for the projects being built.

This condition prompted the DPRD to request a change in strategy. Nova proposed that Sarana Jaya stop expanding new projects and focus on managing existing assets.

"How is it in the future with Sarana Jaya assets of approximately Rp. 6 trillion maximized with existing assets. So there is no need to build again," said Nova.

Similar highlights were also directed to Pasar Jaya. The main problem is the utilization of Regional Capital Participation (PMD) which is not yet optimal.

The DPRD noted that there was still a surplus of PMD funds in 2024 of around Rp. 400 billion that had not been absorbed. A number of market revitalization projects were hampered, one of which was due to a failed auction process.

The impact is felt immediately on contributions to the region. Dividends deposited into the Regional Original Income (PAD) are still far from expectations, only ranging from Rp8 billion to Rp10 billion.

"We challenge Pasar Jaya. In the future, we will increase our revenue and dividends through the revitalized market," said Nova.

To boost performance, the DPRD encourages Pasar Jaya to change the approach to managing traditional markets. The concept of mix-use is considered a solution for the market to come back to life and attract visitors.

This approach opens up space for other activities within the market, ranging from creative UMKM activities to sports facilities.

"We want there to be market creativity. Not just think about the wet market," he added.