Jakarta. Indonesia Eximbank, also known as Lembaga Pembiayaan Ekspor Indonesia (LPEI), has signed a $250 million loan agreement with Bank ICBC Indonesia to strengthen the country’s export ecosystem.

The agreement comprises a $100 million revolving facility and a $150 million three-year term loan. The signing ceremony took place in Jakarta on October 15, 2025, between LPEI’s Head of Funding & Treasury Division, Lianawaty Mihardja, and ICBC Indonesia Director, Liu Hongbo. LPEI Executive Director for Finance, Operations, and Information Technology, Anwar Harsono, and ICBC Indonesia Director, Fransisca Nelwan Mok, witnessed it.

As a Special Mission Vehicle under the Finance Ministry, LPEI continues to expand partnerships with strategic financial institutions, including ICBC Indonesia, which has been collaborating with the export financing agency since 2015. LPEI expressed its appreciation for ICBC Indonesia’s trust and long-term commitment to supporting its mandate over the past decade. Both institutions reaffirmed their shared goal to enhance trade activities between Indonesia and China, amid evolving global market dynamics.

“This moment not only marks a financial milestone but also reinforces a long-standing partnership built on mutual respect, shared vision, and continued support since 2015,” said Anwar Harsono. “Indonesia Eximbank and ICBC Indonesia remain committed to exploring new opportunities, supporting export-oriented businesses, and adding value to the national economy.”

ICBC Indonesia Director Liu Hongbo expressed appreciation for the renewed collaboration, emphasizing professionalism, reliability, and integrity as the foundation of the two institutions’ decade-long synergy. He said the partnership demonstrated the strong cooperation between both sides in achieving common goals and reflected their continued commitment to support Indonesia’s financial ecosystem and strengthen financial connectivity between Indonesia and China.

“As part of ICBC Group, the world’s largest bank by total assets, we continue to strengthen our role as a financial bridge between Indonesia and China,” Liu said. “Through this partnership, ICBC Indonesia will deliver innovative and adaptive financial solutions, including RMB business expansion, trade financing facilities, and digital banking services to support exporters and importers.”

The collaboration reflects the continued commitment of both institutions to enhance bilateral financial connectivity and sustain growth amid evolving global market dynamics.