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Indonesia's state-owned enterprises (SOEs) restructuring agency, Danantara, is implementing 21 strategic programs to revitalize underperforming SOEs. Managing Director Febriany Eddy stated that the restructuring process, including strategic sector consolidation and business streamlining, is expected to be completed by year-end. The initiative aims to prevent further deterioration and facilitate recovery of these enterprises.
Danantara, Indonesia's SOE restructuring agency, is spearheading efforts to revitalize underperforming state-owned enterprises through a comprehensive 21-point program. The initiative includes critical measures such as strategic sector restructuring, business consolidation, and operational streamlining. Managing Director Febriany Eddy emphasized the urgency of completing these restructuring efforts by year-end to prevent further financial deterioration.
Febriany explained that delaying the restructuring process would significantly complicate future recovery efforts. The selected 21 programs were identified as high-priority interventions requiring immediate implementation. The restructuring includes various strategic interventions tailored to address specific challenges faced by different SOEs.
The restructuring process involves multiple stakeholders and requires careful coordination between government agencies, SOE management, and other relevant parties. Danantara is working closely with these entities to ensure the successful implementation of the recovery programs within the targeted timeline.
SOE Restructuring Program Launch
Strategic Sector Consolidation
Business Streamlining Initiative