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CEO of Indonesia Investment Authority (INA) Ridha Wirakusumah said renewable energy projects currently make up 12% of its USD 4 billion investment portfolio. INA is aiming to increase that proportion to between 15% and 20% by the end of 2025.  

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"Investment in renewable energy and the area of nature-based solutions, as well as electric vehicles, is important," Wirakusumah told Nikkei Asia on the sidelines of the FT & Nikkei Energy Transition Summit: Asia in Jakarta. 

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Established in 2021 under President Joko Widodo, INA's goal is to attract foreign investment to a range of priority projects in Southeast Asia's largest economy. It has so far invested in infrastructure, logistics, and health care, among other sectors, along with investment partners including U.S. asset manager BlackRock and China's Silk Road Fund.

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Wirakusumah said INA is also exploring opportunities to invest more in the EV supply chain, "particularly the midstream" segment, referring to the processing of critical minerals for the development of EV batteries.

Sovereign wealth funds Danantara Indonesia and Indonesia Investment Authority (INA) had signed a memorandum of understanding with petrochemical and energy firm Chandra Asri Pacific worth up to USD 800 million. The agreement would explore the potential entry of Danantara and INA as new investors to build a chlor-alkali–ethylene dichloride plant, the companies said in a joint statement. 

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Indonesia Investment Authority, Indonesia’s sovereign wealth fund, has appointed two co-Chief Investment Officers. One of them is Andry Setiawan, who previously served as the Managing Director of Investment. Christopher Ganis was formerly Managing Director of Investments in Hybrid Capital Solutions, which includes private credit, according to a Bloomberg News report from early last year. 

Singaporean banks DBS Group and United Overseas Bank said on Thursday that they had jointly provided an IDR 6.7 trillion (USD 411 million) loan to finance a data centre campus in Indonesia. The banks said in a statement that the loan for the project, to be jointly developed by Singapore-based data centre company DayOne and the Indonesia Investment Authority (INA), was the largest ever rupiah-denominated data centre financing deal.

The funding comes at a time when investor appetite for data centres is growing in Asia, driven by demand for artificial intelligence and cloud computing-based services. The data centre project also marks INA’s first investment in the sector and an expansion of DayOne in Indonesia, according to the statement. INA is Indonesia’s sovereign wealth fund, wholly owned by the Indonesian government.

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Indonesia’s sovereign wealth funds, Danantara Indonesia and the Indonesia Investment Authority (INA), have teamed up with French mining giant Eramet to create a new investment platform to invest in the country’s nickel sector, according to a statement on Wednesday.

The initiative aims to strengthen Indonesia’s position in the global electric vehicle (EV) battery supply chain by building a sustainable and integrated raw materials ecosystem. Under the agreement, Danantara and INA will manage long-term financing, while Eramet will contribute its technical expertise in mining and downstream operations. 

Bali International Hospital (BIH) introduced international medical partners, health experts and clinicians in the Special Economic Zone (SEZ) of Sanur, Bali, on Friday (25/04). BIH occupies a unique position as a medical tourism and referral destination, serving patients from home and abroad.

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BIH introduced Icon Cancer Center, one of the largest integrated cancer service providers in the world with more than 350 specialists and approximately 3.5 million patient interactions annually. The Icon Cancer Center became operational at BIH in May 2025. This is a milestone in history. For the first time, foreign doctors were allowed to practice in Indonesia under the management of the Sanur Health SEZ region.

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The event also appreciated the role of Indonesia Healthcare Corporation (IHC) or PT Pertamina Bina Medika as the operator and Indonesia Investment Authority (INA) as the state endowment investor.