34% Profit Jump, IIF Sets Sights on Rp1.5 T Bond for Green Projects
Jakarta. Indonesia Infrastructure Finance (IIF) reported a pre-tax profit of Rp175 billion ($10.52 million) in the first nine months of 2025, up 34 percent year-on-year, as the company continued to strengthen its role in financing sustainable infrastructure projects.
Net profit rose 28 percent year on year to Rp124 billion as of September, driven by an 11 percent increase in interest income to Rp987 billion and a 9 percent decline in interest expenses to Rp558 billion.
Total assets grew 7 percent year-on-year to Rp14.6 trillion, while productive assets climbed 3 percent to Rp13 trillion, reflecting steady market conditions.
President Director and CEO Rizki Pribadi Hasan said IIF remains active in providing financing and advisory services across multiple infrastructure sectors. The three largest sectors financed to date renewable energy, digital infrastructure, and water treatment facilities, represent around 55 percent of the company’s total loans. Other financed sectors include toll roads, airports, hospitals, and seaports.
To support its business expansion, IIF continues to diversify its funding sources through both the loan and capital markets. The company is currently processing a Rp1.5 trillion ($90.18 million) bond issuance to strengthen operations and boost investor participation in sustainable infrastructure financing.
With a healthy net profit margin of 12 percent and a capital adequacy ratio exceeding 40 percent, IIF is well-positioned to further expand its business by offering innovative financial solutions.
“Our financial solutions for infrastructure projects include senior and junior loans, loan syndication, take-out financing, credit enhancement, ESG advisory, and other consulting services,” Rizki said in a statement on Friday.
IIF holds a top-tier domestic AAA rating from both local and international credit rating agencies. The company recently received two international awards from CorporateTreasurer, Best ESG Service Provider and Most Innovative Treasury Initiatives, as well as a local recognition from CNBC Indonesia as Most Trusted Partner in Infrastructure Finance.
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