en.malanginspirasi.com – The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) will auction 108 assets confiscated from corruption crimes with a total value of approximately IDR 311 billion on June 18, 2026.
This auction is part of the state asset recovery strategy and an effort to optimize the recovery of state losses through a transparent and accountable mechanism.
The auctioned assets are diverse, ranging from consumer goods worth hundreds of thousands of rupiah to properties worth billions of rupiah.
Items on offer include cell phones, coffee machines, branded shoes, vehicles, heavy equipment, apartments, and land and buildings.
Mungki Hadipratikto, Director of Asset Tracking, Evidence Management, and Execution (Labuksi) at KPK stated that the entire auction process is open for public scrutiny.
In principle, transparency is a key principle in every auction of seized KPK assets.
“This demonstrates the KPK’s transparency in every auction process. There is no evidence that the KPK is conducting secret auctions or hiding items,” Mungki said in a written statement received by InfoPublik on Sunday, June 14th, 2026.
Aanwijzing Stage on June 11
As part of information transparency, the KPK has opened the Aanwijzing stage, or physical inspection of goods, since June 11, 2026.
Through this stage, prospective auction participants can directly view the condition of the goods before making a bid.
For motor vehicle assets, for example, participants can inspect the physical condition, start the engine, and even check the vehicle’s roadworthiness directly.
In the June 2026 auction, the offered assets are predominantly immovable ones.
Of the 108 lots, 76 are property assets, consisting of 30 land and buildings, 39 plots of land, and seven apartments, with a total value of approximately IDR 308.4 billion.
Meanwhile, the other 32 lots are movable assets with a total value of over IDR 2.6 billion.
These movable assets consist of 16 four-wheeled vehicles, one two-wheeled vehicle, and four lots of heavy equipment and construction equipment.
In addition, there are also other items of economic value, such as three Apple mobile phones, four gold-colored award pins, three pairs of branded shoes, one branded belt, one premium coffee machine, a facial recognition access control terminal, and an automatic intelligent disinfection device.
Mungki explained that all auctioned items had undergone an official appraisal process by government appraisers from the State Assets and Auction Service Office (KPKNL) under the Directorate General of State Assets (DJKN) of the Ministry of Finance.
This conduction of the appraisal is to ensure the limit value of each asset corresponded to actual conditions and market prices.
“All auctioned items have undergone an appraisal process by government appraisers, so the limit value can be accounted for,” Mungki said.
The KPK also emphasized that the auction was conducted entirely online through the official state auction portal, allowing wider participation from the public from various regions.
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The auction was held in collaboration with 11 State Assets and Auction Service Offices (KPKNL): Jakarta III, Tangerang I, Bogor, Bekasi, Cirebon, Semarang, Purwokerto, Surakarta, Denpasar, Kisaran, and Medan.
Through an open bidding system, all participants had an equal opportunity to participate in the competitive auction process.
It means, KPK believes this mechanism not only strengthens transparent and accountable auction governance but also ensures that assets resulting from corruption can be returned to the state for benefit.
Auction officials from the Directorate General of State Assets (DJKN) at the Ministry of Finance will supervise All stages of the auction directly to ensure the process complies with statutory provisions.
Through this auction, the KPK emphasizes that all assets resulting from corruption will ultimately be returned to the state, sending a strong message that corruption must not leave any economic benefit for the perpetrators.
