Most Indonesian Government Debt Matures Within Five Years

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Adi Ahdiat 28/10/2024 12:50 WIB

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According to Book II of the 2025 State Budget Financial Notes, almost half of Indonesia's government debt will mature within the next five years.

Central Government Debt Proportion by Maturity (June 2024)

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Central Government Debt Proportion by Maturity (June 2024)

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A significant portion of Indonesia's government debt is due or must be repaid within the next five years.

This is evident in Book II of the State Budget Document and the Draft State Revenue and Expenditure Budget (RAPBN) for Fiscal Year 2025.

According to the document, as of June 2024, only 8.6% of government debt was due within less than one year.

Furthermore, 29% is due within less than three years, while 46.9%, or almost half, of government debt is due within the next five years.

Book II of the 2025 RAPBN states that during the 2020-2024 period, the ratio of debt maturing within five years was fairly stable, averaging around 42%.

Overall, the average time to maturity of government debt during the 2020-2024 period ranged from 7.9 to 8.6 years.

"This indicates that the government has sufficient flexibility regarding the availability of funds for debt repayment, thus preventing short-term pressure on the government budget," the document states.

"To date, refinancing risk remains manageable thanks to the government's commitment to prioritizing medium-to-long-term debt issuance and controlling short-term debt, while still considering investor demand trends, including debt issuance costs," it continues.

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