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Winners of the 2026 Bisnis Indonesia Awards (BIA)
Public News|July 02, 2026
Jul 2, 2026
- The 2026 Bisnis Indonesia Awards (BIA) highlighted the importance of resilience and sustainability in the business world amid growing global uncertainty.
- OJK Chairwoman Friderica Widyasari Dewi emphasized that corporate success is now measured not only by business growth and short-term profits, but also by governance, integrity, and sustainability.
- Several winners of the 2026 BIA included PT Golden Energy Mines Tbk in the Coal Production category and PT Bank Mandiri (Persero) Tbk in the State-Owned Bank category.
Resilience has become a key prerequisite for Indonesian businesses to sustain growth amid increasing global uncertainty. Companies are no longer expected to focus solely on business expansion, but are also required to strengthen governance, sustainability, and their ability to adapt to economic and climate-related changes.
Chairwoman of the Board of Commissioners of the Financial Services Authority (OJK), Friderica Widyasari Dewi, stated that corporate success is no longer determined solely by business growth and short-term profitability, but also by the ability to maintain good governance, integrity, and business sustainability.
According to Friderica, changes in the global economic landscape have compelled businesses to make sustainability a core business foundation. Climate change risks, digital transformation, and global economic fragmentation have become challenges that companies now face directly.
"Good growth is not merely about achieving high growth, but about growth that is supported by good corporate governance, adequate risk management, and long-term sustainability," she said in her remarks at the 2026 Bisnis Indonesia Awards (BIA) held at Raffles Hotel Jakarta on Thursday (2 July 2026).
Friderica said that her experience attending London Climate Action Week demonstrated how climate change has shifted from being merely an academic discussion to becoming a real issue that affects global economic activities.
"When we talk about climate risk, we are no longer talking about something futuristic. It is happening now," she said.
She noted that the extreme heatwaves in Europe are evidence that climate change is already having a direct impact on business operations. Therefore, companies need to improve the quality of their sustainability disclosures while strengthening transition strategies toward a green economy.
According to Friderica, global investors are increasingly taking environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors into account when making investment decisions. A similar trend is also being adopted by the financial services sector in financing activities.
To support this process, OJK continues to strengthen the sustainable finance framework, including through the development of a green economic taxonomy and the enhancement of climate risk management.
On the other hand, Friderica acknowledged that the global economy remains overshadowed by geopolitical uncertainty and international trade fragmentation, which increase the risk of a global economic slowdown. Nevertheless, Indonesia is considered to have relatively strong economic resilience.
She noted that national economic growth reached 5.6%, while the financial services sector continued to perform positively. Bank lending grew by 11.51%, with a non-performing loan (NPL) ratio of 2.17%. The banking sector’s capital adequacy ratio stood at 23.74%, while liquidity remained sufficient.
In the financing industry, financing disbursement grew by 1.71% year-on-year. Meanwhile, digital financing continued to expand, with banking buy now, pay later (BNPL) services growing by approximately 40% and BNPL services provided by finance companies increasing by around 53%. Online lending also recorded growth of 25.6%.
However, Friderica warned that several domestic challenges still need to be anticipated, including contraction in manufacturing activity, a decline in the trade surplus, and pressures on financial markets caused by shifts in global investor sentiment.
She added that reforms undertaken jointly with the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX), the Indonesian Central Securities Depository (KSEI), and industry participants have strengthened the foundations of Indonesia’s capital market, allowing it to move more in line with global market dynamics.
"Improvement is indeed a process, but when everyone is committed to continuous improvement and upholding integrity, we hope that Indonesia’s capital market can become larger, stronger, and more trusted," she said.
Friderica stressed that sustainable business growth should never come at the expense of corporate governance or integrity.
"The future must be built on economic trust. Whatever business we engage in, it should provide value to others," she said.
Meanwhile, Bisnis Indonesia President Commissioner Hariyadi B. Sukamdani stated that Indonesian companies must possess resilience to face increasingly complex challenges, ranging from geopolitical uncertainty, inflationary pressures, and exchange rate fluctuations to accelerating digital transformation and changing consumer behavior.
"All of these have become real tests of the sustainability and resilience of businesses in Indonesia. Over the past three years, we have experienced various major events, from the transition from the Covid-19 pandemic to endemic status in June 2023, the government transition in 2024, and various geopolitical developments that have shaped Indonesia’s economic landscape," said Hariyadi.
According to him, these conditions require companies not only to rely on existing resources but also to optimize all their strengths in order to grow amid challenging circumstances.
Therefore, the theme of the 2026 Bisnis Indonesia Awards, 'Where Growth Meets Strength,' reflects the journey of companies that have successfully maintained growth while building resilience through innovation, good governance, human capital development, and a commitment to sustainability.
"It is through these efforts that companies emerge as pillars of national progress and drivers of prosperity for the Indonesian people," he said.
Hariyadi expressed hope that the award recipients will continue to strengthen their business foundations and contribute to the national economy.
Winners of the 2026 Bisnis Indonesia Awards (BIA)
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Source: BisnisIndonesia