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Krakatau Steel (KRAS) has received a Rp 4.9 trillion shareholder loan from Danantara Asset Management (DAM) to support its restructuring and business recovery. The funds will be allocated for working capital (Rp 4.18 trillion) and voluntary severance program (Rp 725 billion). This financial support is crucial for maintaining operational continuity and supporting the company's debt restructuring program effective since October 2025.
Krakatau Steel (KRAS), Indonesia's state-owned steel producer, has received a significant financial boost through a Rp 4.9 trillion shareholder loan from Danantara Asset Management (DAM) 1
The loan facility will be allocated across two main areas: working capital requirements (Rp 4.18 trillion) and restructuring initiatives (Rp 725 billion) 2
The working capital infusion is crucial for maintaining production capacity and ensuring the continuity of Krakatau Steel's manufacturing operations. By strengthening liquidity, the company can better manage its supply chain and maintain production schedules, which is essential for meeting customer commitments and stabilizing revenue streams.
The remaining Rp 725 billion will be dedicated to supporting the company's restructuring efforts through a voluntary severance program (Golden Handshake) and pension fund restructuring. This initiative is designed to optimize the company's workforce and financial obligations, creating a more sustainable operational structure for future growth.
This shareholder loan is particularly significant as it demonstrates the commitment of both the company's management and its major shareholder to the successful implementation of the restructuring plan. The financial support from Danantara Asset Management is seen as crucial for navigating the challenges faced by the steel industry while positioning Krakatau Steel for future growth opportunities.
The restructuring plan, which was submitted to BP BUMN on November 20, 2025, received approval on December 2, 2025 2
Shareholder Loan Agreement
Restructuring Plan Approval