Indonesia’s Financial Services Authority (OJK) has recorded that the disbursement of venture capital financing by Venture Capital Corporations (VCCs) and Venture Debt Corporations (VDCs) has met the targets set for 2026–2027.

The venture capital industry was given a target by OJK to allocate a minimum of 52%–66% of capital for VCCs and 41%–66% of VDC assets for financing purposes.

Based on data from OJK, financing in the venture capital industry for the period of January–May 2025 grew by 0.18% year-on-year (YoY), reaching IDR 16.35 trillion.

Agusman, Chief Executive of Supervision for Financing Institutions, Venture Capital Companies, Microfinance Institutions, and Other Financial Services Institutions at OJK, explained that as of May 2025, VCC equity investment reached 88.08%, or IDR 4.51 trillion, consisting of conventional VCC financing of IDR 4.45 trillion and sharia VCC financing of IDR 50.73 billion.

Meanwhile, financing by entities operating as VDCs amounted to IDR 10.09 trillion, or 89.81% of total VDC venture capital business activities, according to Finansial Bisnis.

This includes conventional financing of IDR 7.14 trillion and sharia financing of IDR 2.95 trillion.

This means that, as of May 2025, capital disbursements by VCCs and VDCs have surpassed the minimum thresholds set.

“Through regulations, roadmaps, and active supervision, OJK continues to encourage venture capital companies to increase financing disbursement in line with future targets,”

said Agusman.

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