Danantara Confirms Three State-Owned Construction Companies Are in Healthy Condition
The Daya Anagata Nusantara Investment Management Agency (Danantara) recently issued an official statement regarding the financial condition of state-owned construction companies. They confirmed that three state-owned enterprises (BUMN) in the construction sector—Nindya Karya, Brantas Abipraya, and Hutama Karya—are currently in a healthy condition.
This statement was issued to provide assurance to the public and investors regarding the stability of these companies. Although the construction sector is facing economic challenges, these three companies are considered capable of maintaining their operational performance well.
In addition to focusing on major construction projects, these three state-owned enterprises are also diversifying their businesses to strengthen their revenue. Several strategic steps taken include business development in the property sector as well as the provision of technological infrastructure such as fiber optics.
This diversification move is considered an appropriate strategy so that the companies do not rely solely on government infrastructure development projects. With additional income from other sectors, the companies are expected to be more financially independent in the future.
Looking ahead, Danantara is committed to continuously monitoring the performance of these state-owned construction companies to ensure they remain on track. The stability of these companies is crucial because they play a key role in national infrastructure development in Indonesia.