nonfinansial

Nonfinansial is an Indonesian term meaning not financial. It is used in economics, business, and governance to describe information, activities, assets, or sectors that do not pertain to finance or financial services. The word is formed from non- plus finansial, the Indonesian loanword for financial.

In corporate reporting and governance, nonfinansial information refers to environmental, social, and governance (ESG) indicators, as well as operational metrics such as emissions, labor practices, product safety, and supply chain risks. This information complements formal financial statements by providing context on sustainability, resilience, and long‑term value creation.

In macroeconomic and sectoral statistics, the nonfinansial sector denotes economic agents outside the financial industry. Depending on the framework, this may include households, nonfinancial corporations, and sometimes government or nonprofit institutions serving households, contrasted with financial institutions and activities.

The term is widely used in Indonesian-language discourse on business reporting and public policy to distinguish nonfinansial considerations from monetary or financial measurements. It underpins approaches to risk assessment, sustainability reporting, and regulatory oversight.