Agung Podomoro Land (APLN) Records Sales and Business Revenue of Rp 3.57 Trillion Throughout 2025

JAKARTA - PT Agung Podomoro Land Tbk (APLN) recorded sales and business revenue of Rp 3.57 trillion throughout 2025. This achievement reflects the company’s operational performance remaining stable amid challenging global and domestic economic dynamics, while also demonstrating the ongoing contribution from various property projects and its commercial asset portfolio. APLN Corporate Secretary Justini Omas explained that the 2025 performance indicates the resilience of the company’s business model, supported by a combination of property project development and commercial asset management that generates recurring income. “We continue to optimise every asset to create sustainable business growth. Several property projects have also experienced extraordinary value increases, benefiting the company,” Justini Omas stated in an official release on Wednesday (18/3/2026). Meanwhile, in the commercial property segment, APLN recorded shop house (ruko) sales of Rp 243.49 billion. APLN recorded recurring income of Rp 1.36 trillion from hotel operations, shopping centre rentals, and other revenues. Currently, APLN owns and operates several hotels such as Pullman Grand Central Bandung and Hotel Indigo Bali Seminyak Beach, as well as shopping centres including Senayan City, Kuningan City, Baywalk Mall, Emporium Pluit Mall, Central Park Mall, Central Park 2, Festival Citylink, DeliPark Mall Medan, and Plaza Balikpapan. APLN recorded gross profit of Rp 1.47 trillion, lower than Rp 2.44 trillion in the previous year. Justini explained that this decline was due to the sale of the Pullman Ciawi Vimala Hills Resort Spa & Convention hotel asset in 2024. According to Justini, in 2025, marketing sales value was recorded at Rp 1.41 trillion from various flagship projects developed in several cities in Indonesia. Moving forward, APLN will strengthen its strategy for developing projects that align with market needs, particularly housing and integrated areas that offer added value to the community. “We see that the need for housing in the middle-class group remains high. Therefore, the company will continue to adapt to consumer needs and ensure that every APLN property project provides continuously increasing value,” Justini concluded.