RRI.CO.ID, Jakarta - Global investors remain highly confident in Indonesia’s economy, reflected in the successful issuance of international bonds, said Managing Director for Stakeholder Management & Communications at the State Asset Fund Daya Anagata Nusantara Investment Management Agency (BPI Danantara), Rohan Hafas.

“Investors are placing funds for five to ten years because they believe the Indonesian economy will continue to grow,” Rohan said in a conversation with PRO3 RRI on Friday, June 19, 2026.

He explained that investor demand far exceeded the value of the bonds offered, underscoring strong international confidence in Indonesia. “Investor demand reached around USD 4.6 billion, more than three times the issuance,” he noted.

The largest investors came from Europe, the Middle East, Africa, the United States, and other Asian countries. Rohan said the composition of these high-quality investors reflects confidence in Indonesia’s stability and prospects.

“Market confidence is measured by interest, investor quality, and the price achieved in bond issuances. These factors serve as positive indicators for the national economy,” he added.

Investment funds will be directed toward strategic sectors, with job creation as a priority. Rohan cited the waste-to-energy program, already operating in several cities, as a concrete example. “Investment is not only technology-oriented, but also involves thousands of workers across the wider economic landscape,” he said.

He emphasized that Indonesia’s large domestic market, demographic growth, and consistent policies remain key attractions. “We want to attract long-term investments that add value, strengthen industry, and create jobs,” Rohan concluded. (Misni Parjiati)