Indonesia Investment Authority (INA) saw its profit jump 37.3%year-on-yearto 7.45 trillion rupiah (US$420.32 million) in 2025 on revenue of 8.5 trillion rupiah, driven by interest and dividend income, unrealised gains on investments, foreign exchange gains, and lower finance costs.
Interest income increased to 2.14 trillion rupiah but dividend income declined to 4.82 trillion rupiah, the sovereign wealth fund says in an undated statement posted on its website. The 2024 figures for interest and dividend incomes were not provided.
“The overall performance reflects continued discipline in portfolio management, cost control, and the strengthening of INA’s operational foundation over time,” according to the wealth fund.
Unrealised gains on investment valuations rebounded to 1.72 trillion rupiah from a 1.17 trillion rupiah loss in 2024.
Foreign exchange gains nearly tripled to 93.38 billion rupiah from 31.87 billion rupiah. Finance costs declined 17.84%. The rupiah figure was not disclosed.
The wealth fund says it ended 2025 with 146.2 trillion rupiah of assets under management, reflecting “continued efforts to channel investments into relevant opportunities, engage with global and domestic partners, and manage capital in a disciplined and sustainable manner”.
