The Subang Regency Government (Pemkab) conducted a thorough evaluation of the performance of four Region-Owned Enterprises (BUMD) throughout this August. This step was taken by reviewing the first-semester performance reports to measure the financial health and governance effectiveness of each local government-owned business entity.
The four BUMDs required to submit their performance reports are PT Bank Subang, Perumda Tirta Rangga Subang (TRS), PT Subang Energi Abadi (SEA), and PT Subang Sejahtera (SS). These periodic reports serve as crucial instruments for the local government to map the actual conditions of these state-owned regional corporations.
The Head of the Economic Department of the Subang Regency Regional Secretariat, M. Khairil Syahdu, emphasized that the results of this evaluation will serve as the database to determine the direction of regional government policy. Through these reports, the government can identify which BUMDs are performing healthily and which require management improvements.
Khairil added that if the evaluation results indicate a decline in the business health of any BUMD, the Subang Regency Government is open to making interventions. One of the options prepared is a capital injection scheme, provided the regional enterprise can demonstrate promising business prospects and a realistic recovery plan.
Although the evaluation process is still ongoing, Khairil assessed that the overall performance of the BUMDs in Subang shows a positive developmental trend. The sectors managed, ranging from banking, clean water supply, energy, to property and maritime, are gradually showing a significant increase in contribution.
To support capital reinforcement and optimize public services, the Subang Regency Government has planned a capital injection budget allocation of Rp5 billion in the 2027 regional budget (APBD). This policy was adopted given that there will be no fresh funds allocated from the APBD for BUMDs in the 2026 fiscal year.
