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Danantara to Pay Whoosh Debts via APBN PSO Scheme

Danantara to Pay Whoosh Debts via APBN PSO Scheme

November 5, 2025 Robert Mitchell - News Editor of Newsdirectory3.com News

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Indonesian⁣ Government ​to Subsidize⁢ jakarta-Bandung High-Speed​ Rail ⁤Debt via PSO


Indonesian⁣ Government to⁣ Subsidize Jakarta-Bandung High-Speed​ Rail Debt via PSO

Jakarta, Indonesia – ⁤ Danantara Investment Management Agency (BPI) CEO⁤ Rosan Perkasa Roeslani has indicated that‍ the⁤ Indonesian‌ government ‍will contribute to ⁢the debt⁤ repayment​ of the Jakarta-Bandung High-Speed ⁢Rail (KCJB), also known as Whoosh, through the Public Service Obligation (PSO)⁢ scheme.

What: The Indonesian government will partially cover the⁣ debt of⁢ the Jakarta-Bandung High-Speed Rail (whoosh) through the Public Service Obligation (PSO) scheme.
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Where: jakarta ‌and Bandung, Indonesia.
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When: ‍ Announcement made November 5, 2025. Implementation details ⁣are still ⁢being finalized.
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Why it⁢ Matters: ​ This signals a shift in financial duty for the ⁢project, acknowledging potential challenges in full repayment by the operating consortium. It also highlights the government’s commitment​ to maintaining Whoosh as a ⁣vital⁣ public ​transportation link.
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What’s‌ next: Finalization of the ⁢PSO​ scheme details, including the specific amount of government contribution and the⁢ role⁢ of the operating consortium.

The PSO scheme involves ‍government support for public services deemed ​essential. Rosan Perkasa Roeslani revealed this plan ​following⁢ a limited meeting with president Prabowo Subianto at the Presidential Palace in ‌Jakarta.

“In the⁢ future regarding Whoosh, there will indeed be a ⁣portion⁤ of ‍the ​Public Service Obligation ⁣that will​ be⁣ borne by the⁢ government,” Rosan stated.

Beyond ​the government’s contribution, the ⁣consortium managing Whoosh – the⁢ Indonesia China​ Fast⁤ Train – will also participate in ‌covering operational costs. ⁤Rosan⁤ did not elaborate on the specific role⁢ of Danantara Investment⁢ Management ⁤Agency,but emphasized that the debt burden will be shared.

“there are also those where ‌the ‌facilities⁤ will be borne jointly.⁣ But the facilities and also the operations can be carried out by BUMN ⁢or other business⁣ entities,”‍ he⁤ explained.

Rosan underscored the government’s commitment to addressing the financial challenges of Whoosh, recognizing its ‍importance as a public transportation service.

“We are‌ currently finalizing this, but we said earlier that the government ‌will definitely be present in ⁤handling this polemic,” he added.

Financial Breakdown & Potential Implications

while the exact financial details remain undisclosed,​ the government’s involvement through⁢ the PSO scheme suggests a recognition of ​potential‌ revenue‌ shortfalls or⁤ higher-than-anticipated operating ⁣costs‌ for the high-speed rail line. The move aims to ensure ⁣the continued ‍operation of Whoosh as⁣ a crucial transportation⁢ link between Jakarta and Bandung.

Component Responsibility
Debt Repayment Government (via PSO) & ‍Consortium
Operational Costs consortium (with potential government⁢ support)
Facility ⁤Maintenance Jointly borne by ⁤Government & Consortium/BUMNs

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