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July 28, 2025
Indonesia’s INA aims to make up for delayed investments in H2, says CIO
Indonesia Investment Authority (INA), Indonesia’s IDR144 trillion (USD8.9 billion) sovereign wealth fund, aims to close a substantial number of investments in the second half of 2025, making up for several projects delayed earlier in the year due to global instabilities.
“In the first half of this year, a few projects progressed at a more measured pace in the light of evolving global macroeconomic and geopolitical conditions; this is not unusual in long-horizon investing. Our partners, many of whom are institutional investors with multi-decade outlooks, understand these cycles and remain confident in Indonesia’s long-term fundamentals,” said Andry Setiawan, Chief Investment Officer of INA, in an exclusive interview with DealStreetAsia.
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August 11, 2022
Australian workers superannuation funds zoom in on Jokowi’s privatization push
Australian workers, through their superannuation funds, are among investors looking at infrastructure opportunities in Indonesia as the country steps up an ambitious privatization program.
August 10, 2022
CGS-CIMB 14th Annual Indonesia Conference 2022
INA Chief Financial Officer Eddy Purwanto tells us more about how INA tries to attract investor partners for co-investment.
August 9, 2022
B20 Finance & Infrastructure Task Force introduces Quality Infrastructure Business Case Development Methodology
B20 Finance & Infrastructure (F&I) Task Force (TF) for the G20, discussed the need for investment-ready infrastructure projects to fill infrastructure gaps. One of which is increasing access to affordable and appropriate sources of financing for infrastructure. Quality infrastructure development is a long-term endeavour that ultimately depends on commercially driven returns and project implementation
July 15, 2022
INA has $20 billion pledged so far
Indonesia’s wealth fund will ensure that new and existing investments are priced in line with rising global risks, including soaring inflation that’s pushing interest rates higher, its Chief Executive Officer said.
