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| State Asset Management Gets Stronger, ATR BPN Wins Prestigious Reksa Bandha Award 2025. |
Jakarta – The Ministry of Agrarian Affairs and Spatial Planning National Land Agency (ATR BPN) has once again achieved a proud milestone. Through orderly and transparent management of State-Owned Assets, ATR BPN secured Second Place in the Quality of State Asset Reporting Category Group III at the 2025 Reksa Bandha Awards.
The prestigious award was received directly by the Head of the Finance Bureau of the Ministry of ATR BPN, Kartika Sari, at the Syafruddin Prawiranegara II Building Hall, Ministry of Finance, Central Jakarta, on Thursday, December 18, 2025.
Kartika Sari emphasized that this achievement is the result of collective efforts across all levels of ATR BPN, from local land offices and regional offices to the central administration. She explained that the award reflects appreciation for state asset management and reporting that is orderly, accountable, and fully compliant with applicable regulations.
“This is not the work of one individual, but a team effort. Everyone has contributed to ensuring that state assets are managed properly and can be responsibly accounted for,” she said after receiving the award.
The Reksa Bandha Awards are an annual event organized by the Directorate General of State Assets (DJKN) of the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Indonesia, held as part of the commemoration of the 19th State Assets Day. The program aims to boost motivation and performance among stakeholders in managing state assets, including state-owned property and auction services.
Kartika Sari further explained that ATR BPN’s success was driven by strong and consistent commitment from all levels of the organization. Clear direction from leadership, starting from the Minister of ATR BPN, the Secretary General, and other senior officials, has played a key role in improving asset management and resolving long-standing issues related to state assets.
“Commitment is the key factor. Commitment from our colleagues in the regions, as well as from leadership, has ensured that accountability in managing state assets remains a top priority,” she explained.
Looking ahead, ATR BPN is aiming even higher. Kartika Sari expressed optimism that the ministry can achieve first place next year by further strengthening the role and enthusiasm of all state asset managers.
“Next year, our target is first place. That’s why the spirit and contribution of everyone involved in managing state assets must continue to grow,” she concluded.
In addition to the Ministry of ATR BPN, the 2025 Reksa Bandha Awards were also presented to various other ministries, institutions, and business entities. The awards were handed over directly by the Director General of State Assets at the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Indonesia, Rionald Silaban.