Forbes magazine released its 23rd annual Global 2000 list, ranking the world's largest public companies by sales, profits, assets, and market value. A total of 12 Indonesian companies made the list, with 5 from the banking sector. BRI is the highest-ranked Indonesian company, a state-owned bank mainly engaged in micro and small enterprise lending, relying on its extensive network and large national scale to support growth and profit stability. Mandiri, as a flagship state-owned bank, has advantages in corporate and consumer banking, and its expansion into digital services and green finance has strengthened its global market competitiveness. BCA is Indonesia's largest private bank, known for its high operational efficiency, strong profitability, and advantages in retail banking and digital services. BNI, a state-owned bank, shows strong growth in corporate and international business while driving digital innovation and sustainable development. Telkom is the only Indonesian telecom company on the list, leveraging its combination of digital services, mobile business, and data centers, and strengthening its position through subsidiaries such as Telkomsel and NeutraDC. The energy and natural resources sector has 4 companies. Bayan Resources ranks high in this sector thanks to high profits from coal exports and excellent operational efficiency. Amman is a copper and gold mining company operating the Batu Hijau mine, a key pillar of Indonesia's global strategic metal supply. Adaro Andalan is a thermal coal company, spun off from ADRO. Alamtri Resources is a major coal exporter, currently diversifying into new energy and aluminum to enhance business sustainability. Chandra Asri Petrochemical, Indonesia's largest petrochemical producer, is listed and is currently building a second major petrochemical complex to expand production capacity. DCI Indonesia is a digital infrastructure company, primarily in the data center sector, crucial for supporting Indonesia's digital economy growth. Lippo Karawaci made the list through its real estate and healthcare services, owning the Siloam hospital network and developing townships in major Indonesian cities.
Forbes magazine released its 23rd annual Global 2000 list, ranking the world's largest public companies by sales, profits, assets, and market value. A total of 12 Indonesian companies made the list, with 5 from the banking sector. BRI is the highest-ranked Indonesian company, a state-owned bank mainly engaged in micro and small enterprise lending, relying on its extensive network and large national scale to support growth and profit stability. Mandiri, as a flagship state-owned bank, has advantages in corporate and consumer banking, and its expansion into digital services and green finance has strengthened its global market competitiveness. BCA is Indonesia's largest private bank, known for its high operational efficiency, strong profitability, and advantages in retail banking and digital services. BNI, a state-owned bank, shows strong growth in corporate and international business while driving digital innovation and sustainable development. Telkom is the only Indonesian telecom company on the list, leveraging its combination of digital services, mobile business, and data centers, and strengthening its position through subsidiaries such as Telkomsel and NeutraDC. The energy and natural resources sector has 4 companies. Bayan Resources ranks high in this sector thanks to high profits from coal exports and excellent operational efficiency. Amman is a copper and gold mining company operating the Batu Hijau mine, a key pillar of Indonesia's global strategic metal supply. Adaro Andalan is a thermal coal company, spun off from ADRO. Alamtri Resources is a major coal exporter, currently diversifying into new energy and aluminum to enhance business sustainability. Chandra Asri Petrochemical, Indonesia's largest petrochemical producer, is listed and is currently building a second major petrochemical complex to expand production capacity. DCI Indonesia is a digital infrastructure company, primarily in the data center sector, crucial for supporting Indonesia's digital economy growth. Lippo Karawaci made the list through its real estate and healthcare services, owning the Siloam hospital network and developing townships in major Indonesian cities.