BNI records sustainable financing RP. 182.2 billion until April 2025

Sunday June 8, 2025 – 23:56 Wib

Yakarta, alive – PT BANKARA Indonesia (Persero) TBK or BNI registered sustainable financing worth RP182.2 billion or 24 percent of total loans until April 2025.

Corporate Secretary BNI Okki Rackartomo said that of this amount, RP72.8 billion was specifically assigned for green financing. This is a form of BNI’s commitment to continue strengthening its role in encouraging transitions to the green economy.

“Sustainable financing becomes the BNI strategy to support the economic growth that is in line with the sustainability principle. The dynamics of climate change also encourages the banking sector to play an active role in financing that has a positive impact on the environment and the community,” Okki said in his written statement, Sunday, June 8, 2025.

He said that BNI continued to strengthen the application of the principle of sustainability in its commercial process, even in loans to sectors that had a positive impact on the environment. One of them BNI acts as a strategic partner in supporting sustainable transitions through assistance and financing services based on loans linked to sustainability (SLL).

Until now, BNI has distributed SLL financing from RP6.0 billion to several sectors. Including agrifood, cement manufacture, steel, coal products and containers. This financing is intended to promote the improvement in the company’s sustainability performance.

In addition, the BNI has a risk acceptance criterion (RAC) by adding mitigation of the climate change risk, which contain minimum requirements for (candidates) of debtors for high -risk sectors to the environment, such as the RSPO/ISPO certification and undertakes the implementation of policies without anger, without pedest debtors of the debtors of the debtors of the debtors of the oilados of the debtors of the debtors of the debtors of the fish. UPL/UKL or appropriate according to the business sector.

BNI also applies selective financing to sectors with high emissions, taking into account the implementation of environmental, social and governance aspects (LST). As well as a clear and measured energy transition plan of the debtor, as part of a commitment to support responsible financing and encourage transitions to the low carbon economy.

Market demands and regulators encourage companies to be more responsible for the environment and social. BNI responded by integrating the ESG principle in commercial processes.

“BNI is optimistic that it can encourage transformation to the green financial system. With sustainable financing and the application of ESG principles, BNI is trying to transmit a healthy environment for future generations,” Okki emphasized.