Bank Indonesia's Budget Surplus to Decline Sharply in 2026

Projected Financials for 2025 and 2026

Bank Indonesia (BI) is forecasting a substantial reduction in its annual budget surplus (ATBI) for the coming years. By the end of 2025, BI projects a surplus of Rp33.4 trillion, down from Rp52.19 trillion in 2024. The surplus is expected to decrease further to Rp16.09 trillion in 2026.

Revenue and Expenditure Breakdown

The projected surplus for 2026 is based on an operational revenue of Rp36.91 trillion and operational expenditure of Rp20.82 trillion. The revenue components include:

• Rp36.8 trillion from foreign exchange asset management
• Rp8.9 billion from institutional activities
• Rp76.3 billion from administrative revenue

On the expenditure side, major allocations include:

• Rp5.9 trillion for salaries and benefits
• Rp3.6 trillion for human resource management
• Rp2.8 trillion for facilities and infrastructure services
• Rp2.3 trillion for institutional formulation and implementation
• Rp715.6 billion for MSME empowerment and digitalization

BI's Commitment to Budget Utilization

BI Governor Perry Warjiyo expressed gratitude for the approved operational budget and assured that the monetary authority will utilize it effectively to support its mandated tasks. 'We will use this budget to support Bank Indonesia's duties as mandated by law. May Allah bless us all,' Warjiyo stated during the parliamentary meeting.

The reduction in surplus reflects BI's strategic financial planning and commitment to supporting economic stability through prudent budget management.