Key insights and market outlook
PT Bank Mandiri (Persero) Tbk (BMRI) recorded Rp557 trillion in corporate credit by September 2025, growing 12% year-on-year and contributing 32% to total loans. The banking giant's corporate segment remains a key growth driver, supported by mining, plantation, and infrastructure financing. Meanwhile, the bank's Kredit Usaha Rakyat (KUR) distribution reached Rp38.11 trillion to 329,012 MSMEs by October 2025, achieving 92.96% of its annual target.
PT Bank Mandiri (Persero) Tbk (BMRI) has reported significant growth in its corporate credit portfolio, reaching Rp557 trillion by September 2025. This represents a 12% year-on-year increase and accounts for 32% of the bank's total lending. The strong performance was driven primarily by three key sectors: mining, plantation, and infrastructure financing.
The bank's corporate credit exposure includes:
These sectors remain crucial to Indonesia's industrial structure and economic development. The corporate segment continues to be a major growth engine for Bank Mandiri, demonstrating the bank's strategic focus on large corporate clients.
Bank Mandiri has seen significant acceleration in investment credit, with the portfolio surging 42% year-on-year to over Rp254 trillion. This growth indicates strong demand for long-term financing from corporate clients. The bank's ability to provide substantial investment loans positions it as a key player in supporting Indonesia's economic development projects.
The bank's corporate segment deposits reached Rp324 trillion, with 81% maintained in low-cost CASA accounts. This favorable funding mix helps maintain the bank's net interest margin. The asset quality remains robust, with the corporate NPL ratio stable at 0.38% and cost of credit at 0.07%.
Bank Mandiri has been actively supporting MSMEs through the Kredit Usaha Rakyat (KUR) program. By October 2025, the bank had disbursed Rp38.11 trillion to 329,012 MSMEs, achieving 92.96% of its Rp41 trillion annual target. The distribution was dominated by productive sectors, with 61.47% allocated to production activities.
The bank's strong lending growth contributed to its overall financial performance. By end-September 2025, Bank Mandiri reported Rp37.7 trillion in consolidated net profit and Rp2,563 trillion in total consolidated assets, representing a 10.3% year-on-year increase. The bank's ability to maintain asset quality while expanding credit demonstrates its robust risk management practices.
Corporate Credit Growth
KUR Distribution
Investment Loan Surge