Investment Highlights
- idAA rated credit backed by strong parentage and funding access. DSSA carries an idAA / idAAsy rating from Pefindo with a stable outlook, reflecting the Group’s dominant position across multiple sectors, access to diversified funding, and a consistent track record of debt service. The company is 59.9%-owned by PT Sinar Mas Tunggal (controlled by Franky Oesman Widjaja), ensuring continuity of strategic direction and capital support.
- Structural pivot to digital and renewables — value-accretive growth engines. Mining remains the anchor (89.1% of FY25 revenue at USD 2.49bn), but the Digital Infrastructure & Technology segment grew +47.0% YoY to USD 211.8mn in FY25, driven by EMR (now merged with MORA) reaching 10.5mn homepass and 1.85mn subscribers — making it Indonesia’s 2nd largest FTTH player. DSSA’s 1GW solar panel factory at Kendal (operational June 2025) and 440MW geothermal pipeline (6 areas, First Gen strategic partnership) provide long-duration NRE upside. A data center in Jakarta CBD (18MW initial, scalable to 60MW, expected Q4-2026) represents the next digital monetisation leg.
- Attractive coupon premium in an idAA drought window. The idAA primary market saw zero new issuance in Apr–May 2026 as issuers front-ran BI hikes in February. DSSA Obligasi II 2026 breaks this drought at a post-BI-hike pricing level — Seri A 3Y at 7.50%–8.25% vs. BSDE idAA 3Y at 6.00% (Sep 2025), a >150bps repricing reflecting the full BI +100bps pass-through. idAA 1Y spread has compressed to 58bps YTD tights, confirming demand for quality credit. For investors, the 3–5Y tenor window offers the best carry vs. GoB duration at current levels.
Regards, Aldiracita Research