en.malanginspirasi.com – The Attorney General’s Office (Kejaksaan) of the Republic of Indonesia (RI) held the handover of the proceeds of the 2026 Asset Recovery Agency (BPA) Fair Auction and assets of Eddy Tansil to the Ministry of Finance (Menkeu)
This event took place at the BPA Building of the Attorney General’s Office on Monday, June 15, 2026.
Attending the event include Attorney General ST Burhanuddin, Minister of Finance Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa, Head of the Witness and Victim Protection Agency (LPSK) Brigadier General (Ret.) Dr. Achmadi, and other high-ranking state officials.
In his remarks, the Attorney General emphasized that law enforcement by the state should not stop at punishing perpetrators, but must be carried out thoroughly.
This is to ensure that assets obtained from criminal acts are recovered and returned to the state and victims.
“Justice will not be perfect if law enforcement stops only at punishing the perpetrators, without ensuring that assets resulting from criminal activity are recovered, returned to the state and victims, and utilized to the fullest extent for the benefit of the wider community. Justice is not enough just to be spoken about; it must be restored, returned, and its benefits felt,” said Burhanuddin.
The 2026 BPA Fair, held from May 18-21, 2026, was the Indonesian Attorney General’s Office’s implementation of the public’s perception that the auction process at the BPA was closed and uninformative.
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Through a series of physical exhibitions, asset condition checks, education, and transparent auctions on the lelang.go.id channel, public interest and satisfaction increased significantly.
According to a report by the Head of the Indonesian Attorney General’s Office’s Asset Recovery Agency, Kuntadi, of the 308 assets auctioned, 291 were successfully sold and paid for by the auction winners.
This reflects a 94.48 percent auction success rate.
The details of the proceeds from the 2026 BPA Fair are as follows:
- Total Limit Value of Assets Sold: Rp922,267,070,080
- Auction Price Increase Value: Rp75,472,519,000
- Total Auction Proceeds: Rp997,739,589,080
Of the total auction proceeds, Rp19,124,065,000 was seized money that was handed over and returned directly to the crime victims.
The net remaining balance of Rp978,191,839,080 was deposited as Non-Tax State Revenue (PNBP) from the Indonesian Attorney General’s Office to the Ministry of Finance.
300 items were sold at the closing date, but three auction winners failed to pay their obligations by the deadline.
In addition to the BPA Fair auction results, on the same occasion, the Head of BPA reported the success of a large-scale asset tracing initiative using a voluntary asset surrender scheme in the name of convict Edy Tansil.
Through intensive negotiations concluded in 2026, Bank Mandiri agreed to hand over the convict’s assets previously under their control.
The total assets recovered from Edy Tansil were valued at IDR 82,680,537,548, as follows:
- Cash amounting to IDR 51,682,537,548.
- One plot of land measuring 1,550 m² and four villa buildings in Megamendung Village, Bogor Regency, West Java.
- One plot of land measuring 26,403 m² and a factory building belonging to PT Rimba Subur Sejahtera (the former Becks Beer factory) in Tlajung Udik, Gunung Putri District, Bogor Regency, West Java.
- Eighteen vacant plots of land in Argawana Village, Bojonegoro District, Serang Regency, Banten (acquired since 2025).
The estimated value of these land and buildings is projected to reach approximately IDR 30,998,000,000.
With the accumulated net value from the BPA Fair auction and additional cash from the Edy Tansil asset investigation, the Indonesian Attorney General’s Office (AGO) officially handed over a total of IDR 1,029,874,376,628.00 to the Indonesian Minister of Finance as PNBP.
In his remarks, Finance Minister Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa expressed his appreciation for the BPA’s asset recovery in the case of convict Eddy Tansil.
Purbaya called it an achievement and commended the AGO for successfully pursuing assets whose case had been pending for decades.
“State funds and assets must be properly recorded, managed, and accounted for. When assets are recovered and managed properly, state finances become stronger and public services improve,” added Purbaya.
At the conclusion of the event, Burhanuddin expressed his highest appreciation to the Ministry of Finance and the Directorate General of State Assets (DJKN) for the establishment of strong synergy .
Moving forward, the Attorney General hopes for regulatory improvements to expedite the auction application process by BPA, reducing the risk of asset depreciation and streamlining maintenance costs.
