Astra Books 2025 Revenue of IDR 323.4 Trillion, Glimpse into 2026 Business Strategy
Jakarta – Despite pressure from coal prices and a weakening domestic car market in 2025, PT Astra International Tbk (ASII) demonstrated business resilience, recording net revenue of IDR 323.4 trillion.
Astra’s President Director, Djony Bunarto Tjondro, affirmed that whilst external pressures affected performance, a balanced business structure was able to maintain stability.
“In 2025, group profit declined primarily due to lower coal prices and weakness in the new vehicle market. However, group business performance remained resilient, supported by strong contributions from other businesses,” Djony stated on Saturday, 28 February 2026.
The revenue scale, which remained above IDR 320 trillion, reflects a solid business foundation with a diversified portfolio. However, the figure declined marginally by 2% year-on-year from IDR 328.5 trillion in 2024.
Net profit was recorded at IDR 32.8 trillion in 2025, down 3% compared to IDR 33.9 trillion in the previous year. Earnings per share also fell 3% to IDR 810 from IDR 837.
By division, the Automotive & Mobility sector remained the largest contributor with net profit of IDR 11.4 trillion, relatively stable compared to the previous year. The domestic car market declined 7% to 804,000 units, yet Astra maintained a strong market share of 51%.
Domestic motorcycle sales actually increased 1% to 6.4 million units, with PT Astra Honda Motor’s market share remaining stable at 78%. The components business through Astra Otoparts also recorded a 18% profit increase to IDR 1.8 trillion.
The Financial Services division recorded the most consistent growth. Net profit rose 9% to IDR 9.0 trillion, driven by an increase in financing portfolio. New financing value grew 5% to IDR 112.3 trillion.
Conversely, the Heavy Equipment, Mining, Construction & Energy division fell 24% to IDR 9.1 trillion. The decline was primarily driven by lower coal prices and reduced mining services activities. However, the gold business provided support through a 40% increase in average selling prices.
The Agribusiness division recorded a 28% profit surge to IDR 1.2 trillion following an 11% rise in crude palm oil prices. Infrastructure rose 24% to IDR 1.3 trillion benefiting from increased toll rates and traffic volume. Information Technology grew 33% and Property jumped 224%, particularly from industrial warehouse assets and new acquisitions.