Jakarta (ANTARA) - Managing Director of Investment at Indonesia’s Sovereign Wealth Fund Daya Anagata Nusantara (Danantara), Stefanus Ade Hadiwidjaja announced that the fund will prioritize the mineral and energy sectors over the next six months.

"Minerals and energy are likely to be the sectors where we’ll finalize deals in the coming six months," Stefanus said at Pertamina Investor Day in Jakarta on Wednesday.

The mineral sector focus includes downstream programs aimed at adding value to Indonesia’s natural resources, with priority given to nickel, aluminum, bauxite, and copper.

In the energy sector, Stefanus noted that Danantara’s interest spans new and renewable energy, oil and gas, and petrochemicals.

"For this second sector -- energy -- it’s crucial for us to collaborate with Pertamina," he stated.

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Beyond minerals and energy, Stefanus said Danantara has identified several other sectors for potential investment over the next two to three years.

These include digital infrastructure -- particularly data centers -- as well as healthcare to strengthen Indonesia’s health industry resilience, covering areas such as plasma processing facilities and hospital networks.

"In financial services, we may focus over the next 12 months on securitization ideas to expand banking and financial service capacity in Indonesia," he added.

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Danantara is also eyeing other key sectors, such as infrastructure, utilities, property, food, and agriculture.

During the same forum, PT Pertamina (Persero) President Director Simon Aloysius Mantiri offered 19 projects worth a total of USD 9.25 billion (approximately IDR 150 trillion) to prospective investors and partners.

"There will be opportunities to engage with Pertamina's subholdings and explore business cooperation on 19 projects valued at USD 9.25 billion," Simon said at the Pertamina Investor Day.

Pertamina’s long-term strategy is anchored in two pillars. The first is maximizing its core businesses to strengthen national energy resilience, including upstream activities, refining, and fuel distribution.

The second pillar involves developing low-carbon businesses, such as advancing biofuels, expanding geothermal energy, piloting new technologies, and increasing chemical production.



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