Jakarta. Lembaga Pembiayaan Ekspor Indonesia, also known as LPEI or Indonesia Eximbank, recorded a robust growth in 2025, registering Rp 252 billion (nearly $15 million) in net profit.

This marks an 8% year-on-year (yoy) growth. LPEI attributed its financial performance to its healthy business growth, increased operational efficiency, and improvements in asset quality and recovery.

Financing disbursement grew 2% to Rp 57.2 trillion. Over the same period, insurance volume reached Rp 8.8 trillion, and guarantees provided hit Rp 4.9 trillion. Indonesia Eximbank reported that it had disbursed Rp 13.5 trillion in financing under the special export assignment program (PKE) throughout 2025, up by 85% yoy compared to Rp 7.3 trillion the previous year.

Sukatmo Padmosukarso, the chairman of the board of directors and executive director of LPEI, said that these figures reflected the agency's role in backing national exports.

"Indonesia Eximbank's performance throughout 2025 demonstrates its continued efforts to maintain healthy growth, along with the support of stakeholders. Based on aggregate impact calculations, every Rp 1 of financing disbursed by LPEI is estimated to contribute up to 3.49 times to national exports, reflecting the overall economic benefits," Sukatmo was quoted as saying in a press statement.

In terms of asset quality, Indonesia Eximbank recorded a significant increase in collection and recovery, rising 68% to Rp4.7 trillion. This improvement demonstrates the effectiveness of its troubled asset recovery strategy and the implementation of prudent risk management.

Indonesia Eximbank also established conservative and anticipatory reserves, with a coverage ratio of 105%. The agency also successfully reduced its net non-performing loan (NPL) ratio was successfully reduced to 2.4%, an improvement from 4.5% the previous year.

Indonesia Eximbank has also helped small and medium enterprises (SMEs) penetrate the global market.

Throughout 2025, Indonesia Eximbank facilitated 557 new exports through 50 business matching initiatives, which resulted in exports to 90 destination countries through the Coaching Program for New Exporters (CPNE). The agency has also developed as many as 2,328 "foreign exchange villages". Of these, 566 Foreign Exchange Villages have experienced improved export quality through market expansion to new countries. Overall, the Indonesia Eximbank Foreign Exchange Village Program has provided capacity building benefits to 201,580 farmers, fishermen, and artisans, of which 94,717 are women.

Also in the same year, Indonesia Eximbank had made achievements that could strengthen its good governance and risk management. It had achieved SNI ISO 37001:2016 certification for the Anti-Bribery Management System and was awarded the Good Practice Phase category in the 2025 Risk Maturity Assessment (RMA).

Stakeholder trust in Indonesia Eximbank continues to strengthen year after year. This is demonstrated by the oversubscription of its foreign exchange syndicate in 2025. The government continues to entrust Indonesia Eximbank with its strategic mandate through the PKE Guarantee and Insurance Program and the expansion of the PKE Program's scope for PKE Trade Finance and PKE SMEs.

Indonesia Eximbank has contributed to supporting the government in the OECD accession process, particularly regarding the fulfillment of aspects of its export credit role.

Indonesia Eximbank supports Asta Cita by strengthening its role in filling the market gap and continuously improving the implementation of its value proposition, which extends beyond financing, developmental impact, and sustainability, to boost national exports.

Indonesia Eximbank will focus on increasing added value and expanding export markets, particularly in priority sectors such as manufacturing, agro-industry, and the green economy.

"Continuous performance improvement is Indonesia Eximbank's primary focus in its transformation process into a professional institution with integrity. We are committed to carrying out our mandate with strong and transparent governance, and to being a strategic partner to the government in boosting national exports," Sukatmo said.