Indonesia's Big Three State Banks to Adjust Dividend Payout Ratios Amidst Capital and Lending Growth Needs
Indonesia's three state-owned banking giants, BBRI, BMRI, and BBNI, are poised to adjust their dividend payout ratios for fiscal year 2026, despite solid profit growth. This adjustment is aimed at maintaining capital adequacy while supporting credit expansion, suggesting a potential normalization of dividend payments.
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