Bank Mandiri Shares: List of BMRI's Largest Shareholders, Danantara Number 2

Shareholding structure is one of the most important fundamental indicators that investors consider before buying shares of a listed company, including PT Bank Mandiri (Persero) Tbk. 

With the ticker BMRI shares, this largest state-owned bank in Indonesia is not only a benchmark for the health of the national banking sector, but also reflects the direction of government economic policy.

The question of who is the largest shareholder of Bank Mandiri in 2026 is increasingly relevant after the establishment of the Daya Anagata Nusantara Investment Management Agency (BPI Danantara). 

Key Takeaways

• Shift in Control: The Government of Indonesia remains the main controller via dual-class shares, while Danantara now holds the second largest portion of Series B shares.
• Dominant Public Portion: The public holds almost 48% of BMRI shares, providing high liquidity but sensitive to market sentiment.
• Impact on Investors: The transfer to Danantara does not change fundamentals, but affects GMS voting dynamics and dividend strategy.

BMRI Share Ownership Map: Who Holds Control?

To understand Danantara's position, we need to see the overall capital structure of Bank Mandiri. Broadly, ownership of BMRI is divided into two main blocks: State/Government and Public.

Based on the latest data related to SOE restructuring, the Indonesian government no longer holds BMRI shares directly under the Ministry of SOEs, but through a more complex mechanism. 

The largest shareholder of Bank Mandiri is the Republic of Indonesia, but its portion is now divided between Series A Dwiwarna shares (special shares with veto rights) and ordinary Series B shares managed by the investment management agency.

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Order of Largest BMRI Shareholders

Based on the recorded securities ownership report and structural changes after the formation of Danantara, here is the hierarchy of main shareholders:

1. Republic of Indonesia (Central Government)

The State is still the main controlling shareholder. However, it should be noted that the "State" here is often no longer represented by the Ministry of SOEs as an operational institution, but as the highest entity owning Series A shares. 

These Series A shares give the government special rights to approve or reject certain strategic decisions.

2. BPI Danantara (Daya Anagata Nusantara Investment Management Agency)

This is the main focus of Danantara Bank Mandiri shares. In accordance with the new SOE Law, all government shares in state-owned banks (including BMRI, BRI, and BNI) are transferred to become Danantara capital. 

This means that although the ultimate beneficial owner remains the state, legally and operationally in KSEI records, Danantara now holds the second largest portion.

Danantara's position is crucial because it becomes a "superholding" that will unify SOE business strategies, including the potential to streamline subsidiaries or synergize funding for strategic projects.

3. Public (Institutional & Retail)

The remainder is owned by the public, divided into foreign institutional investors, domestic institutions (mutual funds, insurance, pension funds), and retail investors. The public portion in BMRI is one of the largest among state-owned banking issuers banking stocks, ranging from 40% to 48% depending on stock trading volatility on the exchange.

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Analysis of Danantara's Position at Number 2: What Does It Mean?

Why is Danantara Bank Mandiri shares in position Number 2, not Number 1? This is a frequently asked question. The answer lies in the dual-class or multi-tier share structure regulated by law.

1. Dwiwarna Shares (Series A): These shares are only owned by the State and cannot be transferred. Dwiwarna shares give special rights to approve changes to the articles of association, appointment of directors, and major corporate actions (mergers/acquisitions).
2. Ordinary Shares (Series B): These shares are mostly transferred to Danantara as initial capital.

Therefore, although the nominal quantity of Danantara shares could be very large (occupying the top position), in the control hierarchy, the "Republic of Indonesia" as the holder of Dwiwarna Shares remains in first place in terms of highest authority. Danantara functions as a financial operational vehicle.

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Implications of the Transfer to Danantara for BMRI Investors

For traders and investors in BMRI shares, understanding this transition is important to predict future corporate actions:

• Dividend Stability: With Danantara, it is hoped that there will be more consistent pressure to maximize dividends from SOE subsidiaries to fund state investment programs. This could be a positive catalyst because BMRI has a thick capital adequacy ratio (CAR).
• Potential Corporate Actions: Danantara plans to carry out large-scale restructuring. There is potential for BMRI to be directed to become a leader in consolidation in the digital banking or infrastructure sector.
• Stock Trading: Investors need not worry about "government stock sales". Instead, ownership is now more consolidated. BMRI liquidity is guaranteed to remain high due to the large free float portion.

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Fundamental Performance and Prospects of BMRI Shares

The new ownership structure does not change Bank Mandiri's business fundamentals. BMRI remains a profit-making machine. Credit distribution performance, especially in the corporate and MSME segments, remains the main support.

BMRI shares are known as defensive "big cap" stocks. The transfer of ownership to Danantara tends to reduce the risk of direct "political intervention" and replace it with "professional investment" logic. This is a positive long-term sentiment.

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You can sign up at Bittime to check the latest updates on BMRI stock charts, transaction volume, and news about Danantara corporate actions. With accurate data, you can make more precise investment decisions amid market dynamics.

Conclusion

The shareholding structure of Bank Mandiri has entered a new chapter with the presence of Danantara. Although Danantara controls a significant portion and is in second position after the Republic of Indonesia (through Dwiwarna shares), practically Danantara is the new operational "boss" for Bank Mandiri. 

For the market, this change should be read as an effort to professionalize SOE asset management. With solid performance and more efficient restructuring prospects, BMRI remains worthy of being one of the main pillars in the Indonesian banking stock portfolio. 

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FAQ

Who is the controlling shareholder of Bank Mandiri currently?

The controlling shareholder is the Republic of Indonesia through a non-transferable Series A Dwiwarna share scheme. The State holds veto rights in strategic decisions.

Is Danantara the largest shareholder of BMRI?

In terms of nominal quantity of ordinary Series B shares, Danantara holds the largest portion, replacing the Ministry of SOEs. However, in the hierarchy of authority, the Republic of Indonesia remains above Danantara, so Danantara is often said to be in position 2.

Will BMRI shares owned by the public be controlled by Danantara?

No. Public shares (free float) owned by retail and non-government institutional investors are not transferred. Danantara only manages state-owned shares.

How to check updates on BMRI share ownership?

You can view the monthly securities holder registration report on the official website of the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) or through a trading application like Bittime which presents a summary of corporate action data.

Will the transfer to Danantara make BMRI shares rise?

This transfer is neutral to business fundamentals, but the sentiment of professionalism and business development potential by Danantara is considered positive by many analysts for the long term.