Attorney General's Office to Investigate Assets of KSP Indosurya Debtors

JAKARTA, KOMPAS.com - The Asset Recovery Agency (BPA) of the Attorney General's Office (Kejagung) will investigate the assets of debtors or parties who borrowed funds from the Indosurya Savings and Loans Cooperative (KSP Indosurya) in an effort to maximize the recovery of losses for the victims.

BPA Chief Patris Yusrian Jaya stated that this investigation is part of an ongoing effort to restore the rights of victims affected by the KSP Indosurya case.

"I believe that you, the victims here, are savers. We will also investigate those who borrowed funds," said Patris Yusrian at the fund return event for Indosurya victims on Tuesday (20/10/2026).

According to Patris, the funds saved by the victims at KSP Indosurya may have been loaned to other parties.

Therefore, the BPA will trace those who have received loans from the cooperative along with their assets.

"Because part of what they borrowed may also include assets from Indosurya, it is certainly possible that the money you deposited in this Savings and Loans Cooperative was loaned to these parties," Patris explained.

In addition to tracing the assets of those who borrowed funds, the BPA of the Attorney General's Office will continue to track, seize, and auction off the assets of convicted felon Henry Surya.

Patris expressed hope that these efforts could open up possibilities for returning funds to victims in the next stage.

He acknowledged that the first phase of fund recovery is still far from the total losses experienced by the victims.

"Thus, we hope that after this first stage, there will be a second stage, and subsequent stages that can minimize the victims' losses," Patris said.

Previously, the Attorney General's Office (Kejagung) through the Asset Recovery Agency (BPA) distributed a compensation fund of IDR 229.4 billion for victims of the Indosurya Savings and Loans Cooperative (KSP Indosurya) in the first phase.

This fund comes from assets that have been successfully recovered and converted into cash.

The distribution was conducted as part of the Supreme Court ruling (MA) No. 2113 K/Pid.Sus/2023 in the case of convicted felon Henry Surya, which has become legally binding.

"As part of the implementation of the aforementioned ruling, we will carry out the distribution of Phase 1 compensation for victims of KSP Indosurya. The total assets that have been converted to cash amount to IDR 229,428,515,741, which is stored at the West Jakarta District Attorney's Office," said the Head of the West Jakarta District Attorney's Office, Arief Indra, at the BPA building on Tuesday.

He explained that the total losses for 3,317 victims whose applications have been verified and accepted reached IDR 8.06 trillion.

Thus, the funds available for the first phase of recovery are still significantly below the total losses of the victims.

"The amount of funds received by each victim will be calculated based on the proportion of their loss as indicated in the verified victim data, as determined by the applicable LPSK mechanisms," Arief said.

The recovered assets that form the source of this fund return come from several components.

• First, cash amounting to IDR 39.6 billion.
• Second, cash amounting to USD 896,988.43, which has been converted into IDR 15.83 billion.
• Additionally, funds from the auction of 48 four-wheeled vehicles worth IDR 10.4 billion.
• The Attorney General's Office also obtained IDR 129.17 billion from the auction of land and buildings of the Indosurya Center located at MH Thamrin Street No. 3, Central Jakarta, under the name of PT Sun International Capital.

"Disbursement of funds to victims will be carried out via bank transfer through the sending bank, Bank Syariah Indonesia or BSI," Arief said.

"Funds will be transferred to bank accounts that have been registered with the LPSK based on victim data that has been verified and deemed eligible for compensation payments," he added.