Indonesia's Danantara sovereign wealth fund plans US dollar bond sale amid investor unease
Indonesia's sovereign wealth fund, Danantara, is engaging lenders including DBS for a potential US dollar bond sale, with plans for a low-yield 3% coupon bond. The move comes as investors shun Indonesian assets due to concerns over President Prabowo Subianto's interventionist economic policies, following a significant stock market sell-off. The bond sale tests market confidence and signals Danantara's efforts to raise international capital amid political and policy risks.
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Indonesia's Danantara unit raises US$1.5 billion as debut US dollar bond draws strong demand
Indonesia's Danantara unit successfully raised US$1.5 billion through its debut US dollar bond issuance, which attracted strong demand from global investors. The fund reported that its order book peaked at approximately US$4.6 billion, indicating robust confidence in the offering from international financial markets. The bond sale marks a significant milestone for the Indonesian state-owned investment entity, reflecting positive sentiment toward emerging market debt and Indonesia's economic prospects. The strong oversubscription highlights investor appetite for Indonesian sovereign-linked instruments.
The Business TimesIndonesia's Danantara unit raises US$1.5 billion as debut US dollar bond draws strong demand
Indonesia's state-owned investment fund Danantara successfully raised US$1.5 billion through its debut US dollar bond issuance, according to a report by The Business Times Singapore on June 12, 2026. The fund reported that its order book peaked at approximately US$4.6 billion, indicating strong demand and confidence from global financial markets. The bond sale marks a significant milestone for Danantara as it enters international capital markets for the first time. The strong oversubscription, with orders exceeding the raised amount by over three times, reflects positive investor sentiment toward Indonesia's sovereign wealth fund and its investment prospects.
The Business TimesIndonesia’s Danantara unit raises US$1.5 billion in debut dollar bond
Indonesia's Danantara Investment Management has raised US$1.5 billion through its debut dollar bond issuance. The notes are expected to be issued on June 18 under the company's US$5 billion global medium-term note programme. Proceeds from the bond sale will be used for general corporate purposes, including investments and refinancing existing debt. The issuance marks a significant milestone for the state-owned investment management unit in accessing international capital markets.
The Business TimesIndonesia’s Danantara unit raises US$1.5 billion in debut dollar bond
Indonesia's Danantara Investment Management, a unit of the state-owned investment holding company, has raised US$1.5 billion in its debut dollar-denominated bond issuance. The notes are expected to be issued on June 18 under the company's US$5 billion global medium-term note programme. Proceeds from the bond sale will be used for general corporate purposes, including investments and refinancing existing debt. The issuance marks a significant milestone for Danantara in accessing international capital markets.
The Business TimesIndonesia Wealth Fund Danantara Launches Bond Sale Amid Market Sell-Off
Indonesia's sovereign wealth fund, Danantara, has initiated a bond sale as a test of market confidence following a significant sell-off in Indonesian stocks this year. Investors have withdrawn billions of US dollars from the nation's equity markets, creating a challenging environment for the fund's debut. The bond offering is seen as a critical measure of investor sentiment towards Indonesia's financial stability and the fund's credibility. Additionally, Danantara is planning to issue local-currency bonds with coupons below prevailing market rates, which may further test demand. The outcome of this sale could influence future capital-raising efforts and signal the health of Indonesia's broader financial markets.
The Business TimesIndonesia's Danantara launches global US dollar bond, eyes US$1 billion
Indonesia's state-owned investment entity, Danantara, has launched a global US dollar bond offering, targeting up to US$1 billion, according to sources. The bond issuance comes amid a challenging market environment where investors have withdrawn billions of US dollars from Indonesian stocks so far this year. The move is seen as a strategic effort to raise capital in international markets despite domestic equity outflows. Additionally, Danantara is planning to issue local-currency bonds with coupons below prevailing rates, indicating a broader fundraising strategy to support its investment activities.
The Business TimesDanantara launches US$1 billion bond sale amid Indonesian market sell-off
Indonesian state-owned enterprise Danantara has initiated a bond sale targeting US$1 billion, according to sources. The offering comes after investors withdrew billions of US dollars from Indonesian stocks earlier this year, signaling a test of market confidence. The bond sale is seen as a critical move to raise capital amid ongoing financial turbulence. Danantara is also reportedly planning to issue local-currency bonds with coupons below certain thresholds, though details remain undisclosed. The development highlights the challenges facing Indonesian markets and the government's efforts to stabilize investor sentiment.
The Business TimesIndonesia's Danantara eyes US$1 billion bond sale in test of investor appetite
Indonesia's state-owned investment holding company Danantara is planning to issue US$1 billion in bonds, testing investor appetite amid a challenging market environment. The bond sale comes after investors have withdrawn billions of US dollars from Indonesian stocks so far in 2026. In addition to the dollar-denominated bonds, Danantara is also planning to issue local-currency bonds. The offering represents a significant test of confidence in Indonesian sovereign-linked debt given the recent capital outflows from the country's equity markets. The article was published by The Business Times Singapore on June 11, 2026.
The Business TimesDanantara begins bond sale amid Indonesian market sell-off
Danantara, an Indonesian entity, has launched a bond sale as a test following a significant sell-off in Indonesian stocks, where investors have withdrawn billions of US dollars this year. The offering includes local-currency bonds with coupons below prevailing market rates, according to sources. The move aims to raise capital despite challenging market conditions, reflecting efforts to stabilize financing amid investor outflows.
The Business TimesDanantara Plans New Low-Yield Bond as Investors Shun Indonesia
Danantara, an Indonesian entity, is planning to issue a new bond with a low coupon rate of 3%, according to a report from The Business Times Singapore. The plan is still at a preliminary stage. The bond issuance comes amid a backdrop of investor aversion to Indonesia, driven by concerns over President Prabowo Subianto's increasingly interventionist economic policies. The low yield reflects the challenging market conditions and investor sentiment towards Indonesian assets. The article was published on June 5, 2026.
The Business TimesDanantara Plans New Low-Yield Bond as Investors Shun Indonesia
Danantara, an Indonesian entity, is planning to issue a new bond with a low coupon rate of 3%, currently at a preliminary stage. The move comes as investors are increasingly avoiding Indonesia due to concerns over President Prabowo Subianto's growing interventionist economic policies. The bond's low yield reflects the challenging market conditions and diminished investor confidence in the country's economic direction. The article, published by The Business Times Singapore on June 5, 2026, highlights the broader trend of capital flight and risk aversion among international investors toward Indonesian assets.
The Business TimesIndonesia wealth fund Danantara taps lenders including DBS for potential US dollar bond sale
Indonesia's sovereign wealth fund, Danantara, is engaging lenders including DBS for a potential US dollar bond sale. The move comes amid growing investor concern over some initiatives by President Prabowo Subianto. The bond sale, if executed, would be a significant step for the fund in international capital markets. The article, published by The Business Times on June 3, 2026, highlights the tension between the fund's fundraising efforts and the broader investor sentiment regarding the government's economic policies. The exact size and timing of the bond sale have not been disclosed, but the involvement of major banks like DBS signals a serious preparation for the offering.
The Business TimesIndonesia wealth fund Danantara taps lenders including DBS for potential US dollar bond sale
Indonesia's sovereign wealth fund, Danantara, is engaging lenders including DBS for a potential US dollar bond sale. The offering comes amid growing investor concern over some initiatives by President Prabowo Subianto. The move signals Danantara's efforts to raise international capital, but the timing reflects market unease about the government's economic direction. The bond sale, if executed, would provide funding for the fund's investment activities, but investor sentiment may be affected by the political and policy risks associated with the Prabowo administration. The article, published by The Business Times on June 3, 2026, highlights the intersection of sovereign wealth fund financing and political risk in Indonesia.
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