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APG Asset Management (APG) and the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (ADIA) investment in Indonesia’s Trans Java Toll Road sections of Kanci-Pejagan and Pejagan-Pemalang alongside the Indonesia Investment Authority (INA) was hailed as an important investment in the region, making it a natural winner of the “Transport Acquisition of the Year, APAC”. 

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SK Plasma, an SK Group company specializing in plasma derived medicinal products (PDMP), has completed investment from Indonesia Investment Authority. The company announced on November 14 that it has signed investment agreements with the Indonesia Investment Authority (INA) for the operation of its Indonesian joint venture, PT SKPLASMA CORE INDONESIA (SK Plasma Core).

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The new plant, which is scheduled to start operations in the fourth quarter of 2026, will be located in Karawang International Industrial City and will produce PDMPs such as albumin and immunoglobulin by fractionating up to 600,000 liters of plasma per year.

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The completion of the local fractionation plant will ensure a stable supply of medicines such as albumin, which is essential for emergency patients and surgeries, and realize self-sufficiency in plasma fractionation products, which were previously 100% imported.

The Indonesian sovereign wealth fund is making a concerted push into hybrid capital solutions, such as private credit, by inking partnerships with at least three investment managers in recent months.

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INA, for its part, is also hoping to improve the range of lending solutions for local businesses with this tie-up while generating strong returns. Seeing the value proposition in private credit, INA has built out organic capabilities by developing a dedicated in-house team and collaborating with best-in-class partners.

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INA has a dual mandate — to contribute to Indonesia’s sustainable economic development and build wealth for future generations. Its investment strategies place significant emphasis on attracting foreign capital into Indonesia as well as becoming a ‘scale partner’ for partners evaluating investment opportunities in the country.

Granite Asia (formerly GGV Capital Asia) has partnered with the sovereign wealth fund Indonesia Investment Authority (INA) to invest as much as USD 1.2 billion to help accelerate the digital transformation of Southeast Asia's largest economy. 

The Singapore-based venture capital firm — which rebranded as Granite Asia in March after splitting with its U.S. counterpart — said Monday its investments in Indonesia will focus on both equity and hybrid capital solutions for Indonesian businesses with existing operations as well as those introducing technologies that can benefit the country in the long-term.

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“This partnership will enable us to introduce transformative technologies to Indonesia, facilitating the digital transformation of key sectors and strengthening the broader technology ecosystem,” CEO of INA Ridha Wirakusumah.

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