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ANALYST MEETING

PT Bank Tabungan Negara (Persero) Tbk.

Business & Financial Performances

as of September 30, 2017

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Disclaimer

IMPORTANT: The following forms part of, and should be read in conjunction with, the other material in this presentation

This presentation contains privileged information and has been prepared solely for the recipient(s). By accepting a copy (or the contents) of this presentation, you are deemed to have acknowledged and agreed to the provisions appearing hereinafter. The existence of this presentation and the contents thereof should not be disclosed, reproduced, copied or otherwise disseminated to any other person or published, in whole or in part, without prior consent of PT Bank Tabungan Negara (Persero) Tbk.(“BTN”or the“Company”).

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Macroeconomy

4

Outline

Page

Performance Overview

14

Sharia Business

39

Appendices

42

3Q17 Summary

11

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Macroeconomy

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September inflation was manageable at 3.72%

(yoy), still within

BI’s

target of 4

±

1%.

Bank Indonesia cut its policy rate twice by 50bps

during 3Q17, bringing the BI 7-Day RR Rate to

second half of 2017, on the back of export and

investment performance.

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Banking System:

Loan was Limited, Decelerated Deposit Growth

Weak Loan Growth

Relatively Flat Trend of NPL

Loan growth still limited at 8.3% (yoy) in Aug

2017 after showing an increasing trend since

early

2017.

Meanwhile,

deposit

growth

decelerated to 9.6% (yoy) in Aug 2017.

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Residential Property Price Index in 2Q17

decelerated quarterly from 1.23% (qtq) to

1.18% (qtq) but grew annually at 3.17%

(yoy), up from 2.62% (yoy).

The rising prices affected all property types,

especially small houses.

Housing Industry:

Slower Growth of Residential Property Prices

Residential Property Price Index

Growth of Property Sales (% qtq)

Residential property sales decelerated from

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BBTN vs Industry

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Loan & Deposit Growth

Robust Loan Growth

Decent Deposits Growth

In Sep 2017, BBTN Loan grew by 19.95%

(yoy), far above industry growth at 8.3% (yoy)

in Aug 2017. Its acceleration was sustained by

Subsidized Mortgages.

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Mortgages & Net Profit

In 9M17, Net Profit of BBTN grew by 23.68%

(yoy), above industry growth at 17.68% (yoy) in

Aug 2017.

Solid Mortgages Growth

Strong Profitability

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3Q17 Summary

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Bank BTN’s Achievement on 1 Million Houses Program

Unit

IDR Bn

Unit

IDR Bn

Unit

IDR Bn

Unit

IDR Bn

Unit

IDR Bn

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3Q17 Key Takeaways

Deposits rose by 13.96% (yoy) driven by CASA growth

LCR was sufficient at 154.56%

Wholesale funding of Rp14.385 trn from NCD, bilateral loans and bonds issuance

Sufficient

Liquidity

Improved

Asset

Quality

NPL gradually improved to 3.07%, lower than 3.60% in Sep 2016

NPL on subsidized mortgage continued to improve, while construction & commercial

loans significantly got better

Solid

Profitability

Net profit increased by 23.68% (yoy)

Net interest income raised by 16.95% (yoy), fee income grew by 35.50% (yoy)

Loan growth was 19.95% (yoy), supported by the government program of 1 million houses

Subsidized mortgage demand remained strong with 30.78% (yoy) growth

Sustaining the leadership of mortgage in Indonesia by 35.62% & holding 96.69% of national

subsidized mortgage disbursement

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Performance Overview

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FY 2012

FY 2013

FY 2014

FY 2015

FY 2016

3Q 2016

3Q 2017

y.o.y

CAR (Tier 1)

16.95%

14.91%

14.07%

14.87%

16.54%

16.50%

14.01%

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Balance Sheet

(IDR Billion)

FY 2012

FY 2013

FY 2014

FY 2015

FY 2016

3Q 2016

3Q 2017

y.o.y

(17)

Asset Composition

Total Assets

(IDR Trillion)

Assets Composition

(18)

Earning Asset Composition

Total Earning Asset

(IDR Trillion)

Earning Asset Composition

(19)

IDR Bn Shares IDR Bn Shares IDR Bn Shares IDR Bn Shares IDR Bn Shares IDR Bn Shares IDR Bn Shares

Housing Loans 70,223 86.26% 87,005 86.60% 102,614 88.52% 124,927 89.90% 147,948 89.97% 140,104 91.09% 167,168 90.61% 19.32%

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Mortgages: Growth Remained Strong

Subsidized Mortgages

(IDR Billion)

Non Subsidized Mortgages

(IDR Billion)

Mortgage Composition

(%)

Total Mortgages

(21)
(22)

Loan Quality: NPL Continues to Improve

Gross NPL

(%)

Net NPL

(23)

31-Dec

31-Dec

31-Dec

31-Dec

31-Dec

Commercial Loan

5.72%

6.63%

10.16%

11.57%

9.44%

13.16%

8.87%

4.09%

4.05%

4.01%

3.42%

2.84%

3.60%

3.07%

IDR Bn Share IDR Bn Share IDR Bn Share IDR Bn Share IDR Bn Share IDR Bn Share IDR Bn Share Current 68,420 84.04% 84,301 83.91% 95,262 82.18% 116,887 84.12% 142,963 86.94% 129,549 84.22% 157,241 85.22% Special Mentioned 9,665 11.87% 12,101 12.04% 16,004 13.81% 17,316 12.46% 16,807 10.22% 18,728 12.18% 21,589 11.70% PL 78,085 95.91% 96,402 95.95% 111,266 95.99% 134,203 96.58% 159,770 97.16% 148,278 96.40% 178,830 96.93% Substandard 686 0.84% 458 0.46% 338 0.29% 250 0.18% 260 0.16% 653 0.42% 465 0.25% Doubtful 542 0.67% 457 0.45% 454 0.39% 359 0.26% 333 0.20% 650 0.42% 565 0.31% Loss 2,098 2.58% 3,151 3.14% 3,859 3.33% 4,144 2.98% 4,083 2.48% 4,234 2.75% 4,642 2.52% NPL 3,326 4.09% 4,066 4.05% 4,650 4.01% 4,753 3.42% 4,676 2.84% 5,536 3.60% 5,672 3.07% PL + NPL 81,411 100.00% 100,467 100.00% 115,916 100.00% 138,956 100.00% 164,446 100.00% 153,814 100.00% 184,502 100.00%

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Note : Figures Include Sharia financing

Special-Mentioned Loan

Special-Mentioned by Loan Type

(%)

Special-Mentioned Loan

(25)

Restructured Loan

Restructured Loan by Quality in 9M17

(%)

Restructured Loan in 9M17

(IDR Billion)

Restructured Loan Outstanding

(26)

Liabilities: Sufficient to Support Loan Growth

Total Liabilities

(IDR Trillion)

Funding Composition

(IDR Trillion)

Funding Composition

(27)

Deposits

FY 2012 FY 2013 FY 2014 FY 2015 FY 2016

3Q2016 3Q2017

y.o.y

Current Account

13.27

19.12

23.23

31.37

45.85

38.16

44.51

16.65%

Savings Account

21.54

24.24

25.55

30.76

34.83

29.08

37.17

27.83%

Time Deposits

45.88

52.86

57.70

65.62

79.52

80.24

86.38

7.65%

Total

80.69

96.21

106.48

127.75

160.19

147.47

168.05

13.96%

Deposits: Boost from CASA

Total Deposits Mix

(IDR Trillion)

CASA Composition

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Total Equity

(IDR Trillion)

CAR - BI

(%)

(29)

2012

2013

2014

2015

2016

Sep-16

Sep-17

CAR B/S/(RWA Credit + Market Risk)

21.98%

19.91%

18.43%

19.60%

22.11%

22.41%

19.64%

CAR B/S/(RWA Credit + Market + Ops Risk)

19.28%

17.44%

16.05%

16.93%

19.24%

19.33%

17.19%

CAR BI ((Tier 1+2)/(RWA Credit + Market Risk))

20.17%

17.84%

16.81%

19.65%

23.37%

23.88%

19.39%

CAR BI ((Tier 1+2)/(RWA Credit + Ops Risk))

17.75%

15.69%

14.68%

17.01%

20.41%

20.73%

17.12%

CAR BI ((Tier 1+2)/(RWA Credit + Market +

Ops Risk))

17.69%

15.62%

14.64%

16.97%

20.34%

20.60%

16.97%

CAR Tier – 2

2.10%

3.80%

4.10%

2.96%

Capital Conservation Buffer

0.63%

0.63%

1.25%

Countercyclical Buffer

0.00%

0.00%

0.00%

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FY 2012

FY 2013

FY 2014

FY 2015

FY 2016

3Q 2016

3Q 2017

y.o.y

Interest Income

9,106

11,197

13,374

15,567

17,852

12,817

14,431

12.59%

Interest Expense

(4,379)

(5,558)

(7,893)

(8,700)

(9,600)

(7,219)

(7,884)

9.21%

Net Interest Income

4,726

5,639

5,482

6,867

8,252

5,598

6,547

16.95%

Other Operating Income

577

798

923

1,132

1,285

892

1,209

35.50%

Other Operating Expense

(3,438)

(4,301)

(4,828)

(5,465)

(6,184)

(4,294)

(5,169)

20.38%

Profit From Operating

1,865

2,136

1,577

2,534

3,352

2,197

2,587

17.79%

Non Operating Income (Expense)

(8)

5

2

8

(22)

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(8)

15.49%

Profit Before Tax

1,857

2,141

1,579

2,542

3,330

2,190

2,579

17.79%

Net Profit

1,364

1,562

1,146

1,851

2,619

1,621

2,005

23.68%

Income Statement

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FY2012 FY2013 FY2014 FY2015 FY2016

9M2016 9M2017

Y.o.Y

Placement with Bank Indonesia

46

74

81

107

111

88

109

23.45%

Placement with other bank

52

63

40

37

56

45

14

-68.63%

Securities

534

726

982

858

971

719

721

0.33%

Loan

7,901

9,605

11,353

13,523

15,458

11,098

12,510

12.72%

Income from Syariah

573

729

919

1,042

1,256

867

1,077

24.23%

Total

9,106

11,197

13,374

15,567

17,852

12,817

14,431

12.59%

Interest Income Composition

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Interest Expense Composition

(IDR Billion)

FY2012 FY2013 FY2014 FY2015 FY2016

9M2016 9M2017

Y.o.Y

Bank Indonesia

8

5

2

1.06

-

-

-

-Deposits from other Banks

20

39

84

328

285

248

298

20.30%

Deposits from Non Banks

3,118

4,082

6,290

6,750

7,363

5,501

5,920

7.62%

Securities Issued

674

826

787

883

1,088

796

968

21.69%

Fund Borrowings

400

450

529

516

718

551

626

13.55%

Others

159

157

201

222

147

123

71

-42.04%

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Other Operating Income Composition

(IDR Billion)

*) Reclassified

FY2012 FY2013 FY2014 FY2015 FY2016

9M2016 9M2017

Y.o.Y

Marked to market

9

17

7

-

10

54

50

-7.78%

Gain

17

32

112

170

273

171

310

81.69%

Reversal on Provisions

-

8

5

7.51

0.10

0.04

1.45

3796.01%

Commissions, Services & Admin Fee *)

11

31

496

596

656

447

616

37.93%

Others *)

541

709

303

358

347

220

231

4.70%

(34)
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Key Financial Ratios (1/4)

Net Income

(IDR Billion)

(36)

Key Financial Ratios (2/4)

ROA

1

before tax

(37)

Key Financial Ratios (3/4)

ROE

3

tier 1 capital

ROE

4

balance sheet

15.28%

(38)

Key Financial Ratios (4/4)

Loan-to-Deposit Ratio

(39)

Sharia Business

(40)

Sharia Business

Sharia Assets

(IDR Billion)

Sharia Net Profit

(IDR Billion)

Sharia Deposits

(41)

Sharia Financings & NPF

Sharia Disbursement

(IDR Billion)

Sharia NPF (Gross)

(%)

Sharia NPF (Net)

(%)

Sharia Financings

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Appendices

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Share Ownerships Composition as of Sep 30, 2017

IPO by listed on IDX on 17 December 2009 at IDR800 per

share

Rights issue successfully done in November 2012 by

issuing additional 1.512.857.500 new shares

Market cap as of Sep 30, 2017 was IDR 33.36 Trillion

Shares Information

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THANK YOU

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