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DPLK IFG Life Wins Award After Assets Surge 347% in 2025

Roni Usman by Roni Usman
May 27, 2026
in Business
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DPLK IFG Life Wins Award After Assets Surge 347% in 2025

DPLK IFG Life Wins Award After Assets Surge 347% in 2025

Jakarta, ThedailyID — IFG Life received national recognition through IFG Life Financial Institution Pension Fund, locally known as Dana Pensiun Lembaga Keuangan (DPLK) IFG Life after recording major asset growth and strong investment performance in 2025.

DPLK IFG Life won awards for the Highest Asset Growth Percentage in 2025 and Best Investment Performance in the Fixed Income Category for 2025.

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The awards came from the Indonesian DPLK Association, or Asosiasi DPLK Indonesia, during its 2026 National Working Meeting (Rapat Kerja Nasional or Rakernas) held at Hotel PO Semarang on May 22.

According to the company, DPLK IFG Life recorded year-on-year asset growth of 347 percent. The achievement reflected the company’s commitment to prudent, transparent, and long-term pension fund management for participants.

“This award reminds us to continue maintaining the trust of participants through healthy and sustainable pension fund management,” said Samanta Felia, Chairperson of DPLK IFG Life.

She added that prudent pension fund management remains part of the company’s commitment to protecting participants’ future financial readiness.

DPLK IFG Life stated that pension fund management today requires not only strong investment performance, but also easy access to services and transparent information for participants.

Therefore, the company continues expanding digital services through the One by IFG application. The platform allows users to monitor membership information, fund balances, transaction history, and fund fact sheets in real time.

Samanta also explained that participants can independently top up their contributions through the application based on personal financial plans and retirement goals.

Meanwhile, people who have not yet joined the pension program can directly purchase DPLK IFG Life products through the same digital platform.

Through the initiative, the company hopes to make retirement and financial planning more practical and accessible for the public.

As part of its long-term commitment, DPLK IFG Life also aims to strengthen pension services and help Indonesians prepare for safer and more sustainable retirement planning.

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