Alfamart Distributes Rp 1.7 Trillion in Dividends
The retail network Alfamart, through PT Sumber Alfaria Trijaya Tbk, has approved a cash dividend distribution of approximately Rp 1.7 trillion to its shareholders. “The value of the distributed dividend is equivalent to Rp 41.5 per share,” stated Tomin Widian, Corporate Secretary of PT Sumber Alfaria Trijaya Tbk, following the Annual General Meeting of Shareholders (RUPST) at the Alfamart Head Office in Tangerang on Thursday, 4 June 2026.
Tomin noted that this year’s dividend distribution has increased compared to the previous year. The dividend payout ratio has risen to 50 per cent of the company’s net profit. “The payout ratio is approximately 50 per cent, an increase from 40 per cent in 2024,” he said. This increase in the payout ratio, according to Tomin, reflects the company’s commitment to providing added value to shareholders amidst continuous business growth.
The cash dividend of Rp 41.5 per share is scheduled to be distributed to shareholders recorded in the shareholder register according to the schedule set by the company. During the RUPST, it was reported that Alfamart recorded revenue of Rp 126.74 trillion, with profit for the year attributable to the owners of the parent entity amounting to Rp 3.41 trillion for the 2025 fiscal year. This figure represents an increase from the previous year’s revenue of Rp 118.23 trillion and net profit of Rp 3.15 trillion. “This achievement demonstrates the Company’s success in maintaining business performance amidst external pressures,” said Tomin.
This performance was supported by increased transaction activities through Alfagift, an application that integrates offline and online channels (omnichannel), effective promotional strategies, the company’s ability to maintain product availability according to customer needs, and increased customer loyalty through consumer data analysis.
The President Director of PT Sumber Alfaria Trijaya Tbk, Anggara Hans Prawira, stated that the company faces increasingly complex challenges, both in terms of sustainability and economic dynamics. From an external perspective, inflation levels and declining public purchasing power have pressured the Company’s ability to maintain the availability of quality products at affordable prices. “This condition is driving changes in consumer behaviour, making them more selective in their shopping,” said Anggara.
Nevertheless, he added that the company still sees growth opportunities as the marketed products are primary necessities with relatively stable demand, supported by the implementation of effective promotional strategies to maintain price attractiveness and encourage customer loyalty. To welcome market prospects, the Company plans to strengthen the digital and omnichannel segments, including the integration of digital services that support the omnichannel customer experience. Furthermore, the company aims to optimise supply chain and logistics operations to ensure product availability and responsiveness to changes in consumer demand. Through network growth strategies, technological innovation, and adaptation to modern shopping trends, the Company remains optimistic about strengthening its position in the Indonesian retail industry in 2026 and supporting annual revenue growth targets.