Indonesiadanantaraindonesia.co.id/dim
Its role Investor / Financier
PT Danantara Investment Management (Persero), operating as Danantara Investment Management or DIM, serves as the primary investment execution arm of Danantara Indonesia (Badan Pengelola Investasi Daya Anagata Nusantara or BPI Danantara), Indonesia's sovereign wealth fund launched in February 2025. It manages sovereign capital derived mainly from dividends of state-owned enterprises, with a dual mandate to deliver sustainable long-term financial returns while generating positive economic and social impact aligned with national priorities such as the Asta Cita vision and Golden Indonesia 2045 goals.
Headquartered in Jakarta, the company pursues a diversified global and domestic portfolio strategy focused on eight strategic sectors: renewables and energy, minerals (including nickel downstreaming), digital infrastructure, infrastructure and utilities, real estate, financial services, food and agriculture, and healthcare. Investments emphasize value creation through job generation, supply chain resilience, technology transfer, and support for Indonesia's downstream industrialization agenda. It has deployed billions in public markets (equities, fixed income) and private strategic projects, targeting returns of 200-300 basis points above its cost of capital.
Structured as a state-owned enterprise (Persero) under a dual-holding model with sister entity Danantara Asset Management, DIM separates investment deployment from SOE portfolio consolidation. It maintains strong government backing, holds credit ratings aligned with Indonesia's sovereign rating (e.g., Baa2 from Moody's), and has participated in high-profile transactions, including a US$200 million joint equity commitment (with Indonesia Investment Authority) in the Chandra Asri CA-EDC chlor-alkali project in Cilegon, completed in October 2026. The firm is an associate member of the International Forum of Sovereign Wealth Funds.
Also known as DIM and PT Bahana Mitra Investa.
chemXplore tracks 1 project involving Danantara Investment Management, of which one is active.
A new CA‑EDC plant will cut import reliance and save foreign exchange; planned output 400 KTA caustic soda and 500 KTA EDC; ~80% complete (Sep 2026); commercial start in 2027.
USD>800M CA‑EDC plant at 80% completion; main equipment being installed; start planned for 2027; capacities 827 kt caustic soda and 500 kt EDC with significant import substitution and export potential.
Construction of a Chlor‑Alkali and EDC plant is 72% complete; operations targeted for 2027 and Phase II planned with a $1bn investment.
Joint investment will fund local Caustic Soda and EDC capacity to cut import reliance and support downstream industrialisation.
IDR 15 trillion CA-EDC complex with 400kt caustic (solid)/827kt liquid and 500kt EDC yearly; 3,250 jobs; completion targeted for 2027; 2025 capex USD 350–400m.
Designated a National Strategic Project, the CA‑EDC complex will cost IDR 15 trillion and produce 400,000 t caustic soda and 500,000 t EDC per year.
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