Danantara targets $14 billion deployment and a second bond after Davos signals

Danantara Indonesia outlined an assertive capital deployment plan following discussions at Davos. The CIO indicated the firm will channel up to $14 billion this year into priority sectors that can accelerate national growth while attracting global co-investors. To support this pipeline, Danantara is preparing a second bond offering in the near term, aiming to diversify funding sources and lock in market appetite.

Key highlights

Capital plan:

• Up to $14 billion earmarked for 2026 investments across infrastructure, energy transition, healthcare, and digital connectivity.

Funding strategy:

• Second bond targeted within one to two months to broaden investor base and optimize cost of capital.

Portfolio focus:

• Preference for projects with clear cash flows, measurable impact, and potential for international partnerships.

Market context:

• Timing leverages Davos momentum and constructive global risk sentiment toward emerging-market assets.

Execution approach:

• Phased commitments, rigorous due diligence, and co-investment structures to balance scale with risk management.

Danantara’s roadmap signals confidence in Indonesia’s investment climate and a push to mobilize long-term capital into transformative projects.

Sources: Reuters Global Markets Forum; World Economic Forum (Davos) discussions; Danantara Indonesia statements.