Indonesia has issued six global thematic sovereign bond instruments totaling an equivalent of Rp258.54 trillion through August 30, 2026, the Ministry of Finance told lawmakers. Suminto, Director General of Financing and Risk Management, presented the debt figures during a working meeting with House of Representatives Commission XI.
Global currency breakdown
Dollar sales led the offshore issuance. Global Green Sukuk totaled $7.7 billion between 2018 and August 30, 2026, translating to Rp135.75 trillion at a conversion rate of 17,630 rupiah per dollar. The government also issued 2.45 billion euros of Global SDG Bonds between 2021 and August 30, 2026, which equaled Rp50.34 trillion at 20,550 rupiah per euro.
Asia-Pacific markets supplied additional foreign currency funding. Samurai Blue Bonds reached 55.90 billion yen from 2023 to August 2026, equal to Rp6.32 trillion at 113.21 rupiah per yen. Kangaroo Bonds raised 600 million Australian dollars in 2025. That equaled Rp7.61 trillion at 12,699 rupiah per Australian dollar.
Chinese debt markets supplied the remaining offshore financing. Dim Sum Bonds brought 15.25 billion offshore yuan across 2025 and 2026, representing Rp40.14 trillion at 2,632 rupiah per offshore yuan. Panda Bonds raised 7 billion onshore yuan in 2026. That generated Rp18.38 trillion at 2,626 rupiah per onshore yuan.
Domestic market issuance
Suminto noted that these initiatives comprise thematic formats that support development in sustainability, spanning green sukuk, social bonds, blue bonds, and related instruments. Domestic thematic sovereign bond issuance reached a total value of Rp134.83 trillion across several local programmes.
Domestic Green Sukuk made up Rp110.49 trillion of that sum from 2019 to August 30, 2026. Domestic SDG Bonds sold through auction and retail channels provided Rp22.85 trillion between 2022 and August 2026, while CWLS and CWLS Retail generated Rp1.49 trillion from 2020 through August 30, 2026.
Source: Ministry of Finance
