Danantara Indonesia has announced plans to invest IDR202.4 trillion (approximately USD13.1 billion) in four priority projects in 2026. The investments will focus on waste-to-energy, chemicals, digital infrastructure, and agriculture.
The Wamena project will allocate IDR84 trillion to develop waste-to-energy facilities across 33 cities. The Cordova project will invest IDR13.4 trillion in caustic soda production to support industrial downstreaming. Under the Fukuoka project, IDR21 trillion will be directed toward a data centre platform in partnership with global operators to expand Indonesia’s digital infrastructure. The Johor project will channel IDR84 trillion into agriculture investments aimed at strengthening food security and employment generation.
Earlier this month, Danantara broke ground on six first-phase downstream projects valued at USD7 billion (around IDR110 trillion) across 13 regions. These include two bauxite downstream projects worth about USD3 billion, alongside biojet fuel, bioethanol, salt industry development, and integrated poultry farming. The fund stated that the 2026 investment pipeline is intended to support economic growth, job creation, and industrial resilience.