Indonesia’s Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources has set an ambitious revenue target of IDR 134 trillion from the mineral and coal sector in 2026, reflecting optimism supported by improving global commodity prices. The target is higher than the IDR 124.7 trillion set for 2025, despite government plans to reduce coal and nickel production under the 2026 Work and Budget Plans. Officials expressed confidence that rising prices for key commodities such as tin, nickel, and gold will help sustain revenue performance and support the achievement of the target.
The ministry also emphasized that stronger supervision and improved governance across the mineral and coal industry will play a critical role in securing non-tax state revenue. In addition, alternative strategies have been prepared to mitigate potential price volatility. In 2025, non-tax revenue from the sector reached

IDR 138.37 trillion, exceeding the state budget target, highlighting the sector’s resilience. Looking ahead, Indonesia plans to adjust coal production to around 600 million tons in 2026 to help stabilize global prices, while nickel output will also be optimized. These measures are expected to balance sustainability goals with continued fiscal contributions from the energy and mining sector.
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