The Indonesia Investment Authority (INA) demonstrated an impressive financial performance throughout 2025. Indonesia's sovereign wealth fund successfully posted a net profit of IDR 7.4 trillion, a sharp increase of IDR 2.02 trillion or equivalent to 37.3% compared to the 2024 achievement of IDR 4.91 trillion.
This profit surge was supported by a 43% year-on-year (yoy) jump in revenue, reaching IDR 8.45 trillion. The largest contribution came from dividends worth IDR 4.8 trillion and interest of IDR 2 trillion, as well as fair value gains on subholding investments of IDR 1.7 trillion. INA management stated that effectiveness in managing operational costs and reducing financing expenses was the main key behind this positive record.
INA's strategic moves are also reflected in the turnaround of total comprehensive income. After suffering a comprehensive loss last year, INA managed to record a comprehensive income of IDR 675.5 billion. This was influenced by a significant reduction in unrealized losses from stock valuation changes compared to the previous year.
On the investment portfolio side, INA continues to strengthen its role in national development, with the total investment value alongside partners reaching IDR 74.5 trillion. The infrastructure, transportation, and logistics sectors were top priorities, receiving an infusion of IDR 2.6 trillion. In addition, INA diversified investments into healthcare, education, and digital infrastructure.
As of the end of 2025, INA's total assets stood at IDR 111 trillion, with combined Assets Under Management (AUM) alongside partner investors reaching IDR 146.2 trillion. This achievement underscores INA's position as an increasingly mature strategic investment instrument supporting Indonesia's long-term economic growth.
