Getting A SIPP From OIKN, These Two Investors Are Ready To Build ASN Residentials At IKN

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The Australian Capital Authority (OIKN) said that there were two national investors who had obtained a Project Prekarsa Permit (SIPP) to build the residence of State Civil Apparatus (ASN) in the archipelago, East Kalimantan.

The two investors are the Consortium of PT Perintis Triniti Properti Tbk (Consortium Triniti) and PT. Nindya Karya. Head of the IKN Nusantara Authority (OIKN) Bambang Susantono said two national investors, Consortium Triniti and Nindya had received Letter to Proceed (SIKP) from OIKN to build ASN housing together with three previous investors.

The Triniti consortium is known to have invested IDR 1.8 trillion to work on seven towers and Nindya disbursed investment of up to IDR 1.42 trillion to build eight towers.

"With the addition of two investors who built ASN housing, it is believed that it can accelerate the development of the archipelago, so that next year ASN can start moving," said Bambang in a written statement, Friday, March 31.

The three investors who previously received SIPP were PT. Summarecon Agung Tbk (Summarecon), Konsortium Nusantara (RBN CCFG), and Korean Land and Housing Corporation (KLHC). The three investors are targeted to complete their work in 2024.

Bambang said the business scheme for the two investors was Government and Business Entity Cooperation (PPP). "With the KPBU scheme, there will be a risk sharing between the government and investors, as well as incentives and penalties for its implementation in the provision of public services and/or infrastructure. With the KPBU scheme, it is certain that the state will not be harmed at all," he said.

Later, the two investors will build ASN housing in different areas.

The Triniti consortium builds in the West Residence WP1A-1 and Nindya builds in the West Government WP1A-1 region.

According to Bambang, the need for housing for ASN is very large, which is around 16,990 ASN in 2024 and will continue to grow every year.

"Therefore, the opportunity for investment in ASN housing is still very open," he concluded.