Jakarta. Pegadaian continues to strengthen its business performance under Indonesia's sovereign wealth fund, Danantara Indonesia. The strategic partnership has reinforced the company's governance, accelerated its business transformation, and strengthened Pegadaian's role as a key driver of Indonesia's sustainable and integrated national gold ecosystem.

As of May 2026, Pegadaian's total gold assets under management reached 153.72 tons. The company attributed the milestone to its continued efforts to expand public awareness and financial literacy on gold investment, encouraging Indonesians to view gold as a productive and liquid investment asset rather than merely a traditional store of value.

Under Danantara, Pegadaian has also reinforced its position as Indonesia's first and only Bullion Bank with a fully integrated end-to-end gold ecosystem. The company operates international-standard vault facilities and gold processing and retail operations through its subsidiary, Galeri 24.

The initiative forms part of Pegadaian's contribution to the government's downstream industrialization agenda under the Asta Cita program. By developing the national bullion ecosystem, the company aims to ensure Indonesia's gold resources are processed into higher-value products that contribute to domestic economic growth and broader public prosperity.

"We continue to develop products that are relevant to the needs of the public. We offer a comprehensive range of gold-based services, including Gold Deposits, Corporate Gold Custody, Gold Working Capital Loans, and gold trading. We also provide gold investment options such as gold installment plans and gold savings, which can be accessed directly through the Tring! application," said Selfie Dewiyanti, Marketing, Sales, and Product Development Director of Pegadaian.

Earlier this year, Pegadaian also reported strong financial performance for the first quarter of 2026. As of April 30, the company posted net profit of Rp 4.38 trillion, up 87.2% from Rp 2.34 trillion in the same period last year, supported by its adaptive business strategy and continued expansion of its gold ecosystem.

The company's total assets rose 56% year-on-year to Rp 183.8 trillion from Rp 117.8 trillion, while gross outstanding loans increased 58.8% to Rp 153.6 trillion from Rp 96.7 trillion a year earlier.

"Maintaining consistent growth over the past quarter century would not have been possible without the loyalty and trust of our customers. We sincerely thank the people of Indonesia for continuing to make Pegadaian their trusted financial partner. This achievement is also the result of the dedication and hard work of all Pegadaian employees," said Pegadaian President Director Damar Latri Setiawan.

Pegadaian has also begun expanding internationally by strengthening its capital structure and securing strategic funding from Japan's Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation (SMBC). The company is also developing a Gold Exchange-Traded Fund (ETF) to provide investors with greater flexibility in trading gold through the stock exchange in a liquid and transparent manner. In addition, Pegadaian has expanded its physical presence overseas by opening its first international branch office in Timor-Leste.

Together with Danantara, Pegadaian aims to strengthen its position as a financially sound strategic state asset that supports Indonesia's economic sovereignty while enhancing its competitiveness in regional and global markets.