PT Geo Dipa Energi (Persero) is a state-owned enterprise in Indonesia that plays a strategic role in the development and utilization of geothermal energy. Established with the mission to harness the country’s abundant geothermal resources, the company has become a key player in supporting Indonesia’s energy diversification and sustainability goals. As part of the national energy sector, Geo Dipa Energi focuses on providing clean, renewable energy that contributes to reducing dependence on fossil fuels and lowering carbon emissions. Its operations are aligned with the government’s vision to strengthen energy security while promoting environmentally responsible practices.
The company manages geothermal power plants and exploration projects across several regions in Indonesia, tapping into the nation’s vast geothermal potential. With Indonesia being one of the world’s largest holders of geothermal reserves, Geo Dipa Energi is positioned at the forefront of efforts to transform these natural resources into reliable energy sources. Its activities encompass exploration, drilling, construction, and operation of geothermal facilities, ensuring that each stage adheres to strict safety, environmental, and technical standards. By doing so, the company not only generates electricity but also supports local communities through sustainable development initiatives.

PT Biro Klasifikasi Indonesia (Persero), widely known as BKI, stands as Indonesia’s sole national classification society with a long-standing reputation in the maritime industry. Established to provide classification and certification services for ships and offshore structures, BKI has played a pivotal role in supporting the country’s maritime development and ensuring compliance with international safety and quality standards. As a state-owned enterprise, BKI has consistently aligned its operations with national interests, while also expanding its reach to serve global clients. Its mission is deeply rooted in safeguarding maritime safety, protecting the environment, and enhancing the competitiveness of Indonesia’s shipping industry.

PT Sarana Multi Infrastruktur (Persero) (PT SMI) is a state-owned enterprise in Indonesia that plays a crucial role in financing and supporting infrastructure development across the country. Established on February 26, 2009, PT SMI operates under the Ministry of Finance and serves as a Special Mission Vehicle (SMV) to accelerate infrastructure projects that contribute to Indonesia’s economic growth and sustainable development.
PT SMI provides various financial solutions, including project financing, advisory services, and project preparation assistance. Its primary focus is on infrastructure sectors such as transportation, energy, water supply, telecommunications, and social infrastructure. By offering innovative and flexible financing schemes, PT SMI helps bridge the gap between government funding and private sector investment, ensuring that critical infrastructure projects can be realized efficiently.

PT Bank Negara Indonesia (Persero), Tbk (BNI) was originally established in Indonesia as a central Bank under the name of “Bank Negara Indonesia” on July 5, 1946. Subsequently, BNI became “Bank Negara Indonesia 1946”, with the status of a State-owned Commercial Bank. Additionally, BNI’s role as a Bank was mandated to improve the people’s economy and participate in national development.
BNI as a State Owned Enterprise was the first to became a public company after listing its shares on the Jakarta Stock Exchange and the Surabaya Stock Exchange in 1996. To strengthen its financial structure and competitiveness in the national banking industry, BNI conducted a number of corporate actions, including being recapitalized by the Government in 1999, Government share divestment in 2007, and a limited public offering in 2010.

PT Bank Rakyat Indonesia (Persero) Tbk, commonly known as BRI, is one of Indonesia's largest commercial banks and a state-owned enterprise. Established on December 16, 1895, in Purwokerto by Raden Bei Aria Wirjaatmadja, BRI has a long history of providing financial services to the Indonesian population. Over the years, BRI has evolved to meet the changing needs of its customers and has become a key player in Indonesia's banking sector.
BRI offers a wide range of banking products and services, including savings and current accounts, foreign currency deposits, mortgage loans, working capital loans, investment loans, and micro, small, and medium enterprise (MSME) loans. The bank also provides supply chain financing and bank guarantees, catering to both individual and corporate clients. With over 144 million micro deposit customers, BRI has a strong presence across Indonesia, with 449 branches and 13,863 ATMs.

PT Bank Tabungan Negara (Persero) Tbk, commonly known as Bank BTN, is one of Indonesia’s oldest and most prominent financial institutions. Established in 1897 under the name Postspaarbank during the Dutch colonial era, the bank initially served as a savings institution for postal services. Following Indonesia’s independence, the bank was nationalized in 1950 and renamed Bank Tabungan Negara. Over the decades, Bank BTN has evolved into a full-service commercial bank with a strong focus on housing finance, playing a pivotal role in supporting the government’s housing development programs.

Bank Rakyat Indonesia, commonly known as BRI, is one of the oldest and largest banks in Indonesia. Established in Purwokerto, Central Java on December 16, 1895 by Raden Bei Aria Wirjaatmadja, BRI began as a small institution providing financial services to the local elite. Over time, it grew into a vital player in Indonesia’s banking system, particularly known for its strong commitment to supporting microfinance and rural development.
After Indonesia’s independence, BRI was designated as the first government-owned bank under a regulation passed in 1946. This solidified its role in the country’s economic growth and national development. In the 1990s, BRI transitioned into a limited liability company, and by 2003 it had become a publicly traded entity, with the Indonesian government maintaining majority ownership.

Bank Rakyat Indonesia, commonly known as BRI, is one of the oldest and largest banks in Indonesia. Established in Purwokerto, Central Java on December 16, 1895 by Raden Bei Aria Wirjaatmadja, BRI began as a small institution providing financial services to the local elite. Over time, it grew into a vital player in Indonesia’s banking system, particularly known for its strong commitment to supporting microfinance and rural development.
After Indonesia’s independence, BRI was designated as the first government-owned bank under a regulation passed in 1946. This solidified its role in the country’s economic growth and national development. In the 1990s, BRI transitioned into a limited liability company, and by 2003 it had become a publicly traded entity, with the Indonesian government maintaining majority ownership.