Bank Sulteng’s Assets Reach Rp16.2 Trillion, Profit Hits Rp306.6 Billion as of September 2026
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PALU CITY – Bank Sulteng has presented a number of financial performance indicators as of September 30, 2026, amid public attention over the ongoing adjustments to its digital services. Based on data delivered by Bank Sulteng Compliance Director Judy Koagow, the bank’s total assets were recorded at Rp16.2 trillion, while profit reached Rp306.6 billion.
At a press conference on Monday (October 26, 2026), Judy explained that Bank Sulteng’s Third-Party Funds (DPK) stood at Rp9.6 trillion. Meanwhile, total outstanding loans amounted to Rp9.01 trillion.
The following are the financial performance indicators presented by management:
- Total assets: Rp16.2 trillion
- Third-Party Funds (DPK): Rp9.6 trillion
- Loans disbursed: Rp9.01 trillion
- Profit: Rp306.6 billion
These figures were presented by the bank’s management as of September 30, 2026, and do not constitute independently verified results in this report.
Judy emphasized that the limitations on transfers to accounts at other banks were caused by ongoing maintenance and adjustments to the bank’s information technology system. According to her, this condition does not mean that customers’ funds cannot be withdrawn.
Bank Sulteng President Director Hj. Ramiyatie said that cash services at branch offices remain operational. Customers can also still make transfers between Bank Sulteng accounts via mobile banking, while transfers to other banks are still undergoing repair and adjustment.
Management stated that the maintenance is being carried out to improve system security, strengthen information technology infrastructure, and maintain transaction reliability. Bank Sulteng also reiterated its commitment to continue improving services and maintaining customer trust.
In addition to performing its banking intermediation function, Bank Sulteng stated its commitment to contributing to Regional Original Revenue (PAD) through dividend distribution to shareholders.
Meanwhile, Bank Sulteng Independent Commissioner Novi Ventje Berti Kaligis explained that the supervisory function is being carried out to ensure that the board of directors manages the company’s operations in accordance with applicable regulations. She also stated that Bank Sulteng falls into the healthy composite category based on the assessment referred to in her remarks.
- Penulis: M. Rizky Hidayatullah
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