Jakarta, ThedailyID — Bank Mandiri continues to strengthen its role as a strategic partner to the government by expanding infrastructure financing, with loans growing significantly as of early 2026.
As of February 2026, the bank recorded infrastructure loans worth Rp491.63 trillion. This marks a 30.8% year-on-year increase from Rp375.85 trillion in the same period last year.
According to President Director Riduan, the growth aligns with the government’s development agenda, which places infrastructure as a key driver of economic expansion.
“We remain committed to supporting national infrastructure development through productive and sustainable financing,” he said on April 7, 2026.
He added that infrastructure development plays a crucial role in improving connectivity. At the same time, it helps drive economic activity, expand business opportunities, and support more inclusive growth.
Furthermore, the bank has distributed financing across various strategic sectors. These include transportation, energy, electricity, telematics, housing, urban facilities, and construction.
Notably, the transportation sector contributed the largest share, reaching Rp118.03 trillion. Meanwhile, the construction segment recorded the highest growth, surging 178.19% year-on-year to Rp85.84 trillion.
In addition, financing for road infrastructure rose 11.08% to Rp54.84 trillion. The telematics sector also expanded by 12.61%, reaching Rp44.34 trillion.
Overall, these projects include toll roads, ports, and railway networks. As a result, they have supported national connectivity and economic activity across regions.
Looking ahead, Bank Mandiri expects the infrastructure sector to remain strong. This outlook is driven by the continuation of National Strategic Projects.
Moreover, the bank plans to expand its role through various financing schemes. These include syndicated loans and sustainable financing solutions.
“We want to remain part of Indonesia’s journey toward inclusive prosperity,” Riduan said. “With our strong capabilities, we are ready to deliver adaptive and sustainable financial solutions.”
