Indonesia's Consumer Confidence Declined to 117.8 in Jun-26

Indonesia's Consumer Confidence Declined to 117.8 in Jun-26

Indonesia's Consumer Confidence Index declined to 117.8 in Jun-26 from 120.9 in May-26, marking its lowest level since Sep-25. The moderation was driven by weaker assessments of current economic conditions, including lower perceptions of durable goods purchases and job availability, while expectations for income, employment, and business activity over the next six months also softened. Despite the decline, the index remained above the 100 threshold, indicating that consumer confidence stayed in optimistic territory, supported by resilient current economic conditions and positive expectations for the future. (Trading Economics)

Govt. Projected PFII to Attract up to IDR 500 tn in Direct Investment

The govt. projected the Indonesian International Financial Center Authority (LP PFII) could attract IDR 300–500 tn in direct investment through the establishment of foreign companies, banks, and other financial institutions. Management stated that PFII will adopt a common law framework to enhance competitiveness against other global financial centers, while its initial capital is expected to come from Danantara rather than the state budget. The proposed framework aims to deepen Indonesia's financial sector, attract long-term investment, and support financing for strategic national projects. (Bloomberg Technoz)

Dian Swastatika Sentosa (DSSA) Injected IDR 8.5 tn into Bali Media Telekomunikasi

DSSA, through its subsidiary PT DSST Mas Gemilang, injected IDR 8.54 tn into PT Bali Media Telekomunikasi by subscribing to 8.54 tn newly issued shares to strengthen BMT's capital structure. Management stated that the capital injection aims to enhance BMT's financial flexibility, support business strategy execution, fund investments, working capital, and strategic projects, while reinforcing DSSA's long-term digital ecosystem development. The transaction is classified as a material transaction, with a value exceeding 20% but below 50% of the co.'s equity. (Investor Daily)

Sarana Meditama Metropolitan (SAME) Secured IDR 4 tn Credit Facilities from CIMB Niaga and OCBC

SAME secured IDR 4 tn in credit facilities from Bank CIMB Niaga and Bank OCBC for refinancing existing debt, investment, capital expenditure, and working capital requirements. The facilities, signed on 06 Jul-26, were obtained together with seven subsidiaries, while management stated that the transaction is not expected to have any material impact on the co.'s operations, financial condition, legal standing, or business continuity. Separately, SAME is also preparing a private placement of up to 1.64 bn new shares, equivalent to 9.6% of outstanding shares, to strengthen its capital structure and support future expansion. (Kontan)