KB Bank Indonesia, formerly known as Bank Bukopin, stands as a testament to strategic transformation in Indonesia’s banking sector. Established in 1970 with a focus on cooperative and SME financing, the bank entered a new chapter in 2021 after South Korea’s KB Kookmin Bank acquired a majority stake, rebranding it as PT Bank KB Bukopin Tbk. This move not only infused the institution with fresh capital and international credibility but also marked a shift toward a more modern, digitally driven banking model. Today, KB Bank blends local legacy with global banking standards, aiming to expand its footprint while staying rooted in its mission to support Indonesia’s real sector growth.

Building on its renewed vision and strengthened financial foundation, KB Bank Indonesia has continued to leverage the capital market to support its growth strategy. As part of its ongoing commitment to financial expansion and sustainable funding, the company has issued two corporate bonds through a public offering. Below are the details of the bond issuance: