Infrastructure & PPPs in Indonesia - Q1 2026 Update

YOG INFRA
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INDONESIA is rapidly expanding infrastructure, energy, and digital sectors through large-scale investments and PPP style initiatives. Connectivity is improving via a 6,900-bridge program, USD 806 Mn toll road financing, and 70,000 logistics vehicles. Renewable energy is projected to reach 38.1 GW by 2035, with 1 GW added in 2026. A 50 GW solar manufacturing facility is being planned by Danantara, which will boost domestic solar cell and module production, reduce import reliance, strengthen the supply chain, and position Indonesia as a regional hub. Digital growth is also supported by a USD 4.5 Bn data centre and USD 150 Mn fiber expansion, under an overall USD 13.1 Bn investment pipeline.

Read more about key developments in Infrastructure and PPPs in Indonesia in our latest insight.

JANUARY 2026

INDONESIA TARGETS COMPLETION OF 6,900 BRIDGES IN REMOTE AREAS BY 2026

The Government of Indonesia has set a target to complete around 6,900 bridges in remote and underserved areas by 2026, as part of a broader push to improve basic connectivity and public access nationwide. The programme prioritizes rural and isolated communities where river crossings remain a major barrier to mobility and access to essential services.

11 suspension bridges have been completed, while a further 50 bridges are currently under construction. The government plans to continue accelerating delivery through 2026 to close remaining connectivity gaps, particularly in remote regions with challenging terrain and limited transport infrastructure.

The bridge program forms part of Indonesia’s wider rural infrastructure agenda, aimed at strengthening social inclusion, supporting local economic activity, and reducing regional disparities by ensuring safer and more reliable access across rivers and difficult landscapes.

INDONESIA’S PASURUAN 100 MW SOLAR PROJECT SECURED USD 21 MN FINANCING FOR CLEAN ENERGY EXPANSION

The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank approved a USD 21 Mn non-sovereign financing for Indonesia’s Pasuruan 100 MW solar PV project, marking another step in the country’s efforts to expand its renewable energy capacity and reduce carbon emissions. The project is being supported under the Proyek Hijaunesia Staple Financing initiative and will be developed as a greenfield, ground-mounted solar power plant in Pasuruan, East Java.

The financing is being co-arranged with the Asian Development Bank acting as the lead partner. The project will follow the Asian Development Bank’s Safeguard Policy Statement along with all applicable Indonesian environmental and social regulations. The solar plant will be built on around 401.5 acres of permanent land, with an additional 21.1 acres required for transmission lines. The development is expected to affect about 85 households in the project area.

INDONESIA’S RENEWABLE POWER CAPACITY PROJECTED TO REACH 38.1 GW BY 2035

Indonesia’s renewable power capacity is forecast to rise to 38.1 GW by 2035, up from 8.4 GW in 2024. The expansion implies a 14.7% compound annual growth rate, driven by policy support and large-scale project development, even as thermal power remains dominant.

Solar PV is expected to lead growth, increasing from 0.9 GW to 23.2 GW, supported by floating solar, utility-scale projects and rooftop programmes. Onshore wind capacity is projected to rise from 0.15 GW to 2.6 GW, while geothermal capacity is set to expand from 2.6 GW to 5.5 GW, leveraging Indonesia’s strong resource base and targeted financing mechanisms.

Despite rapid renewable growth, coal- and gas-fired generation will continue to underpin supply. Coal capacity is projected to grow from 55.6 GW to 61.4 GW, and gas from 29.1 GW to 36 GW by 2035, reflecting the need for baseload stability across Indonesia’s island grids. The outlook points to a dual-track strategy, with accelerating renewables alongside continued thermal capacity to maintain system reliability.

ISHIKARI RE DATA CENTER NO.1 NEUTRADC TO DEVELOP CROSS-BORDER DIGITAL INFRASTRUCTURE LINKING HOKKAIDO, SINGAPORE AND INDONESIA

Japan-based Ishikari Renewable Energy Data Center No.1 signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with NeutraDC, a subsidiary of Telkom Indonesia, to develop cross-border digital infrastructure connecting Hokkaido, Singapore and Indonesia. Under the agreement, NeutraDC will provide colocation services at its facilities in Singapore and Indonesia for Ishikari’s customers, while Ishikari will support the installation of NeutraDC’s Singapore network point of presence at its Hokkaido site.

The partnership will leverage Japan’s All-Photonics Network under the Innovative Optical and Wireless Network initiative, with the Hokkaido–Tokyo Otemachi link scheduled to open in August 2026. The two companies also plan to jointly develop cross-border GPU-as-a-Service (GPUaaS) offerings, with NeutraDC leading GPU system architecture and AI compute operations and Ishikari providing infrastructure and customer deployment support.

Ishikari Renewable Energy Data Center No.1 is located in Ishikari City, Hokkaido, and has a planned capacity of around 15 MW across a site area of 11,093 sq m. Construction began in 2024, with operations expected to start by the end of March 2026. The facility is designed to operate entirely on renewable energy through long-term Power Purchase Agreements (PPA) and on-site solar generation. The collaboration is intended to attract Southeast Asian data center tenants and AI workloads to Hokkaido while supporting NeutraDC’s entry into the Japanese market.

FEBRUARY 2026

DIGITAL EDGE COMMITS USD 4.5 BN TO DEVELOP 500MW AI-READY HYPERSCALE DATA CENTRE CAMPUS IN INDONESIA

Digital Edge committed USD 4.5 Bn to develop a large-scale hyperscale data centre campus in Indonesia, marking the company’s largest infrastructure investment to date and expanding its footprint in the Greater Jakarta. The CGK Campus will be developed at the GIIC Industrial Estate in Bekasi and is designed to deliver up to 500 MW of IT capacity at full build-out, with the site capable of scaling to 1 GW.

The project incorporates high-efficiency and sustainability-focused design features, including a targeted annual power usage effectiveness (PUE) of 1.25.

Infrastructure will support high-density AI computing through direct-to-chip liquid cooling, recycled water systems, renewable energy integration, and diverse carrier-neutral connectivity. Connectivity will be provided by Indonet, Digital Edge’s wholly owned Indonesian telecommunications subsidiary. Fibre routes to the campus will be built fully underground to enhance reliability and resilience for hyperscale and enterprise customers.

VINFAST TO FINANCE TOLL ROAD INTERCHANGE DEVELOPMENT IN SUBANG

VinFast Indonesia, the Subang Regency Government, and PT Lintas Marga Sedaya (PT LMS) – the operator of the Cipali Toll Road – signed a joint agreement for the construction, operation, and maintenance of the Manyingsal Interchange at Km 115 + 500 on the Cipali Toll Road. VinFast Indonesia will fully finance all project-related expenditures, encompassing master planning, feasibility studies, permitting, construction, and ancillary costs, while working in close coordination with the Subang Regency Government to secure approvals from Indonesia’s Ministry of Public Works.

The Ministry of Public Works gave its principle consent allowing a 3year window for completion. Once construction finishes and a Service License for Operation (SLFO) is issued, the land and infrastructure will be transferred back to the Ministry for state‑asset management.

The Subang Regency Government will serve as the central coordinating authority, directly overseeing and processing all licensing procedures, including permits for the use of toll road space. In its capacity as the toll road operator, PT LMS will collaborate in developing technical cooperation programs within its mandate, while actively engaging in discussions and reaching agreement on detailed operation and maintenance plans under supplementary agreements.

INDONESIA’S SOLAR CAPACITY REACHES 1.49 GW

The Government of Indonesia’s cumulative installed solar capacity reached 1.49 GW by the end of 2025, after adding an estimated 546 MW during the year, as per the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources (MEMR). The milestone marks the first time the country has crossed the 1 GW threshold for solar power.

Rooftop solar, particularly in the commercial and industrial (C&I) segment, accounted for the bulk of new capacity in 2025. Market observers note that large electricity consumers are increasingly adopting rooftop systems to decarbonize operations, while utility-scale solar growth remains constrained by slow procurement processes at PLN and the removal of net metering incentives for residential rooftop systems.

MEMR also reported that renewables accounted for 15.75% of Indonesia’s energy mix in 2025, up 1.1% points year-on-year. Hydropower remains the dominant renewable source, followed by bioenergy and geothermal, with solar still contributing a smaller but rapidly growing share. However, the current renewable share remains below the revised national target range of 17–19%, highlighting a gap between planning and project execution.

ASHOK LEYLAND SIGNS MOU WITH INDONESIA’S PT PINDAD TO JOINTLY DEVELOP ELECTRIC BUSES AND DEFENCE VEHICLES

Ashok Leyland has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Indonesia’s state-owned defense manufacturer PT Pindad to jointly develop electric buses and defense vehicles for the Indonesian market.

The partnership focuses on localized product development aligned with Indonesia’s public transport electrification and defense modernization priorities, with an emphasis on technology transfer and domestic manufacturing. Electric bus platforms will be tailored to local operating conditions, drawing on Ashok Leyland’s EV expertise via Switch Mobility.

On the defense side, the collaboration will explore jointly developed vehicles to support Indonesia’s push for localization in defense procurement, where PT Pindad plays a central role. Financial details and production timelines were not disclosed.

INDONESIA–SWITZERLAND PARTNERSHIP LAUNCHES PHASE 2 RE SKILLS PROGRAMME FOR NET ZERO 2060

The Governments of Indonesia and Switzerland have launched Phase 2 of the Renewable Energy Skills Development (RESD) programme, strengthening bilateral cooperation to build a skilled workforce for Indonesia’s clean energy transition and its Net Zero Emissions 2060 target. The programme was launched on January 21, 2026, in Jakarta.

Phase 2 builds on a cooperation agreement signed in 2025 between Indonesia’s Human Resources Development Agency of Energy and Mineral Resources (BPSDM ESDM) and the State Secretariat for Economic Affairs (SECO). The initiative focuses on developing job-ready human resources to support the scale-up of renewable energy deployment across Indonesia.

Running from Q4 2025 to Q4 2028, Phase 2 expands the programme to 19 polytechnics and training institutions across 15 provinces and adds new technologies, including battery energy storage, alongside solar and hydropower. Priorities include industry-aligned curricula, upgraded training facilities, stronger education–industry linkages, and gender inclusion. Implementation support will be provided by GFA Consulting Group and partners.

Phase 1 (since December 2020) delivered 450 applied bachelor graduates, trained 386 certified solar PV and micro-hydro technicians across nine provinces, upskilled 214 lecturers and instructors, and established 100+ industry partnerships, with around 80% graduate employment. The expanded Phase 2 is expected to further address skills gaps critical to Indonesia’s renewable energy pipeline.

INDONESIA ACCELERATES HYDROGEN ECOSYSTEM, DEEPENS JAPAN PARTNERSHIP

The Government of Indonesia is accelerating the development of a national hydrogen ecosystem as part of its clean energy transition, aligned with the National Hydrogen Strategy and the National Hydrogen and Ammonia Roadmap. The initiative supports decarbonisation, energy security, and long-term industrial growth under President Prabowo Subianto’s Astacita programme.

Indonesia aims to make nearly 200 tonnes per year of green hydrogen available in the domestic market in 2026, with plans to scale up supply for industry, transport, power generation, and export-oriented sectors. Hydrogen deployment will be implemented in phases to ensure regulatory readiness, infrastructure development, and market formation.

The plan consists of an initiation phase from 2025 to 2034, followed by a development and integration phase from 2035 to 2045, and an acceleration and sustainability phase from 2045 to 2060.

Indonesia is also deepening cooperation with Japan through the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA), combining Japanese technology, project experience, and financing with Indonesia’s renewable energy potential. The bilateral hydrogen–ammonia roadmap is expected to support early-stage projects through public financing and risk mitigation, accelerating the development of commercially viable hydrogen infrastructure.

TATA MOTORS TO SUPPLY 70,000 COMMERCIAL VEHICLES FOR LOGISTICS DEPLOYMENT IN INDONESIA

Tata Motors has signed an agreement to supply 70,000 commercial vehicles in Indonesia through its wholly owned indirect subsidiary PT Tata Motors Distribusi Indonesia. Under the agreement, Tata Motors will deliver 35,000 Yodha pick-up trucks and 35,000 Ultra T.7 light trucks to PT Agrinas Pangan Nusantara, a state-owned enterprise. The vehicles will be deployed for agricultural logistics and rural transportation across Indonesia. Deliveries will be executed on a phased basis, with contract value and detailed timelines.

The vehicles will support farm-to-market transport, last-mile delivery, and regional goods movement, particularly in rural and remote areas. Distribution will be channelled through agricultural cooperatives under government-backed rural development and supply-chain modernization programmes. The Yodha pick-up is intended for last-mile and mixed-terrain operations, while the Ultra T.7 will serve light and intermediate freight requirements.

MEBI AND HUAWEI LAUNCH INDONESIA’S FIRST LIQUID-COOLED ULTRA-FAST EV CHARGING STATION

Mega Energi Biru Indonesia (MEBI) and Huawei Tech Investment launched Indonesia’s first electric vehicle (EV) charging station equipped with liquid-cooling technology and a split-charging system. The facility, located in Gading Serpong, Tangerang, uses Huawei’s FusionCharge platform and marks the country’s first deployment of a liquid-cooled charging system with split-charging implementation.

The station is designed to deliver ultra-fast charging performance, supporting a voltage range of 200V to 1,000V and compatible with major EV brands. The liquid-cooling system enables higher power output while maintaining thermal stability, and the split-charging configuration allows flexible and efficient distribution of power across multiple vehicles. The system can deliver up to one km of driving range per second of charging under optimal conditions.

The project supports Indonesia’s broader electrification strategy and net-zero emissions target for 2060. The charging facility is integrated with solar power and energy storage systems to reduce reliance on the main grid and enhance operational sustainability.

HALLIBURTON SECURES MULTIYEAR DRILLING CONTRACTS FOR 208 MW GEOTHERMAL PROJECTS IN INDONESIA

Halliburton has secured a multiyear contract from KS Orka Renewables to provide drilling and well construction services for two geothermal projects in Indonesia. The award covers multiple development phases at the PT Sorik Marapi Geothermal Power (SMGP) project in North Sumatra and the PT Sokoria Geothermal Indonesia (SGI) project in East Nusa Tenggara.

The scope includes directional drilling, cementing, drilling fluids and drill bit services to support geothermal well development. The two projects — SMGP in Mandailing Natal and SGI in Ende — are expected to deliver a combined installed capacity of 208 MW. The integrated drilling services are intended to improve operational efficiency and reduce development costs across the project lifecycle. KS Orka Renewables operates within a corporate group affiliated with Kaishan Group.

HUTAMA KARYA SECURES USD 806.96 MN LOAN FOR TRANS SUMATRA TOLL ROAD

PT Hutama Karya (Persero) has secured an IDR 13.645 Trn (USD 806.96 Mn) syndicated loan to finance the Betung–Sp. Sekayu–Tempino–Jambi section of the Trans Sumatra Toll Road in Indonesia. The financing agreement was signed on February 23, 2026, in Jakarta with a banking syndicate comprising Bank Mandiri, Bank Rakyat Indonesia, Bank Syariah Indonesia, Bank Central Asia, Bank Mega and PT Sarana Multi Infrastruktur. The facility will support ongoing construction works and strengthen the project’s funding structure.

The toll road section spans 170.73 km, connecting Betung in South Sumatra to Jambi City. It forms part of the wider Trans Sumatra Toll Road corridor, which aims to improve inter-regional connectivity and logistics efficiency across the island. The project is expected to reduce travel time by approximately 59.05%.

PLN-LED CONSORTIUM INAUGURATES 480 KW ULTRA-FAST EV CHARGING STATION IN TANGERANG

Perusahaan Listrik Negara (PLN) has inaugurated Indonesia’s fastest electric vehicle (EV) charging station, branded as Zora Signature, in Kabupaten Tangerang, Banten Province. The facility was developed in partnership with Mega Energi Biru Indonesia (MEBI) and Huawei Digital Power. The project introduces ultra-fast and split charging technology with liquid cooling and forms part of PLN’s public EV charging network expansion.

The Zora Signature station is equipped with eight DC ultra-fast chargers providing 12 charging points and one AC fast charger. The DC chargers deliver up to 480 kW each, while the AC charger has a maximum output of 22 kW. Huawei Digital Power supplied the DC units, including liquid-cooled models with single CCS2 connectors and Boost models with dual CCS2 connectors. The chargers are compatible with high-voltage EV platforms and can charge vehicles with 800-volt architecture from 10% to 80% state of charge in approximately 20 minutes.

The facility includes customer amenities such as a waiting area, retail space and ATM services. As of Q4 2025, PLN and its partners have deployed 4,655 public EV charging stations nationwide. The Zora Signature project forms part of Indonesia’s broader strategy to accelerate EV adoption and support decarbonisation in the transport sector.

DANANTARA UNVEILS USD 13.1 BN INVESTMENT PLAN FOR PRIORITY PROJECTS IN INDONESIA

Danantara Indonesia has announced plans to invest IDR 202.4 Trn (approximately USD 13.1 Bn) in four priority projects in 2026. The investments will focus on waste-to-energy, chemicals, digital infrastructure, and agriculture.

The Wamena project will allocate IDR 84 Trn (USD 5.35 Bn) to develop waste-to-energy facilities across 33 cities. The Cordova project will invest IDR 13.4 Trn (USD 854 Mn) in caustic soda production to support industrial down streaming. Under the Fukuoka project, IDR 21 Trn (USD 1.34 Bn) will be directed toward a data center platform in partnership with global operators to expand Indonesia’s digital infrastructure. The Johor project will channel IDR 84 Trn (USD 5.35 Bn) into agriculture investments aimed at strengthening food security and employment generation.

Earlier this month, Danantara broke ground on six first-phase downstream projects valued at USD 7 Bn across 13 regions. These include two bauxite downstream projects worth about USD 3 Bn, alongside bio jet fuel, bioethanol, salt industry development, and integrated poultry farming. The fund stated that the 2026 investment pipeline is intended to support economic growth, job creation, and industrial resilience.

MARCH 2026

VINFAST SIGNS MOUS TO SUPPLY 20,000 EVS FOR INDONESIA FLEETS

Vietnam-based VinFast has signed two memoranda of understanding (MoUs) with Indonesian transportation solution providers to supply 20,000 electric vehicles by 2028. The agreements were signed with PT Satu Kosong Tujuh and PT Sembilan Benua Abadi to support the deployment of electric fleets for commercial transport services across Indonesia.

Under the agreements, PT Sembilan Benua Abadi plans to procure 10,000 vehicles by the end of 2027, while PT Satu Kosong Tujuh intends to purchase 10,000 units by the end of 2028. The vehicles will include the VinFast Nerio Green, derived from the VF e34 platform, and the Limo Green electric MPV designed for high-capacity passenger transport with a driving range of up to 450 km on a full charge. The initiative aims to expand the adoption of electric mobility in Indonesia while supporting transport operators with zero-emission fleets.

DANANTARA PLANS 50 GW SOLAR PANEL MANUFACTURING FACILITY IN INDONESIA

Danantara has announced plans to develop a large solar panel manufacturing facility in Indonesia with a planned production capacity of 50 GW. The project, supported by an initial investment of about USD 1.4 Bn, aims to strengthen the country’s renewable energy sector and reduce reliance on imported solar technology.

The proposed facility will focus on the large-scale production of solar cells and modules to support Indonesia’s growing solar energy market. The project is intended to help expand both utility-scale solar projects and rooftop installations while improving the affordability and availability of solar technology across the country.

The initiative is expected to support Indonesia’s broader energy transition goals by building a domestic supply chain for renewable energy technologies. In addition to increasing local manufacturing capacity, the project could stimulate related industries such as glass production, aluminium frame manufacturing and semiconductor materials used in solar panels. Authorities also expect the facility to create employment opportunities and position Indonesia as a regional manufacturing hub for solar energy equipment in Southeast Asia.

ADB APPROVES USD 150 MN LOAN TO EXPAND FIBER BROADBAND IN INDONESIA

The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has approved a USD 150 Mn loan to PT Link Net Tbk (Linknet) to support the expansion of digital infrastructure and improve broadband services in Indonesia. The financing will help expand Linknet’s fiber broadband network and strengthen its operational capacity as the company transitions toward a business-to-business service model.

The project will support the expansion of Linknet’s fiber-to-the-home network, which delivers high-speed internet directly to households through fiber-optic cables. By adopting an open-access wholesale model, the initiative is expected to enhance broadband quality, improve connectivity for businesses and households, and enable greater participation in the digital economy, particularly among micro, small and medium-sized enterprises.

The project is also expected to support Indonesia’s climate goals by promoting energy-efficient network technologies and improving digital infrastructure resilience. Expanded access to reliable high-speed internet is expected to contribute to the country’s growing digital economy, which is projected to reach USD 366 Bn by 2030.

GOVT AIMS TO ADD NEARLY 1 GW OF RENEWABLE POWER CAPACITY IN 2026

The government is targeting Indonesia’s installed renewable energy power capacity to reach about 16,625 MW in 2026, up 995 MW from 15,630 MW recorded in 2025. For 2026 capacity targets by energy source, including 8,267 MW of hydropower, 1,808 MW of solar, 2,888 MW of geothermal, and 3,078 MW of bioenergy-based power plants. The government is also targeting 152.3 MW of wind power and 36.47 MW of waste-to-energy capacity.

Beyond the power sector, the government is also targeting increased use of renewable energy in non-electric sectors. These targets include a biodiesel mandate of 14.36 million kiloliters (with an allocation of 15.6 million kiloliters), biomass utilization of 24.77 million tons per year, biogas production of 101,900 thousand cubic meters per year, and clean hydrogen production of 199 tons per year.

These efforts form part of the government’s strategy to increase the share of renewable energy in the national energy mix, which is targeted to reach around 17% in 2026. Previously, the government had aimed for a 16% share in 2025, but the actual realization reached only 15.75%. The original target for 2025 was 16%, but we missed it slightly by 0.25% points, reaching only 15.75%. In 2026, we are targeting at least 17%

ERA SECURES USD 39.3 MN INVESTMENT TO ADVANCE INDONESIA–SINGAPORE CLEAN POWER PROJECTS

Singapore-based Equator Renewables Asia (ERA) has secured SGD 50 Mn (USD 39.3 Mn) in investment to support the development of solar, green hydrogen and sustainable industrial zone projects in Indonesia. The funding will help advance initiatives aimed at exporting renewable electricity from Indonesia to Singapore.

The financing includes SGD 30 Mn (USD 23.45 Mn) from two anchor investors—Indonesian agribusiness conglomerate KPN Corporation and Singapore-based holding company Tsao Pao Chee (TPC). ERA was established in 2025 after Phuan sold Sunseap Group to EDP Renewables and subsequently acquired ERA’s assets.

ERA’s flagship initiative focuses on supporting Indonesia and Singapore’s joint decarbonisation strategy through the development of sustainable industrial zones in Batam, Bintan and Karimun. The company has already secured conditional approval and a conditional import license from Singapore’s Energy Market Authority to export up to 400 MW of renewable power from Indonesia to Singapore.

The company’s Indonesian project portfolio includes solar developments with a total planned capacity of about 2.2 GWp, 3.2 GWh of battery energy storage and green hydrogen production projects. In Q4 2025, ERA also partnered with China’s CRE International to develop a 900 MWp solar and 1.2 GWh battery storage project in Indonesia’s Riau Islands to supply renewable power to Singapore.

BATAM–BINTAN–KARIMUN CORRIDOR TO ANCHOR INDONESIA–SINGAPORE CLEAN ENERGY PARTNERSHIP

The Government of Indonesia has announced plans to export clean electricity to Singapore, positioning the Batam–Bintan–Karimun (BBK) corridor as a strategic hub for green industry and sustainable technology development. The initiative builds on a bilateral agreement signed in June 2025 and is part of broader efforts to strengthen cross-border renewable energy cooperation between the two countries.

The project goes beyond electricity exports, with Indonesia aiming to use its renewable energy capacity to attract high-tech industries to the Riau Islands. Authorities indicated that preparations for industrial zones in the BBK corridor are nearing completion, with the government finalizing administrative requirements before moving into the implementation phase.

The partnership also includes potential collaboration on low-carbon technologies such as carbon capture and storage (CCS), as well as broader cooperation on energy security, critical minerals and supply chains.

The initiative is aligned with Indonesia’s wider energy transition strategy, including plans to develop 100 GW of new power capacity, with a strong focus on renewable energy. Both countries are also working on financial and regulatory frameworks to address the higher cost of green energy and ensure project viability

NEXUSGUARD, LINK NET TO STRENGTHEN CYBERSECURITY INFRASTRUCTURE IN INDONESIA

Nexusguard has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with PT Link Net Tbk to enhance cybersecurity resilience across Indonesia. The partnership will integrate Nexusguard’s distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) mitigation technology into Link Net’s enterprise network infrastructure.

The collaboration aims to strengthen Indonesia’s digital ecosystem amid rising cyber threats and increasing reliance on digital services. By embedding advanced DDoS protection within Link Net’s backbone network, the initiative will improve security for enterprise customers, including government agencies, financial institutions, and critical infrastructure providers.

Under the agreement, Nexusguard’s cloud-based scrubbing technology will be deployed within Link Net’s network, enabling automated detection and mitigation of cyberattacks. The system will be supported by 24/7 monitoring through Link Net’s managed security services team, ensuring rapid response and operational continuity.

The deployment includes a local scrubbing center in Jakarta with mitigation capacity of up to 100 Gbps, complemented by Nexusguard’s global network of over 50 scrubbing centers delivering more than 3 Tbps of total mitigation capacity. This infrastructure is expected to provide low-latency protection against large-scale cyberattacks.

List of key transactions - Indonesia Q1 2026

Source: YOG INFRA, Public Information

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