Astra Records Revenue of Rp323.4 Trillion in 2025, Financial Services Business Becomes Key Support
PT Astra International Tbk (ASII) recorded net revenue of Rp323.4 trillion throughout 2025. Despite facing challenges from declining coal prices and a sluggish domestic automotive market, the company with stock code ASII managed to maintain the stability of its financial performance.
The revenue was recorded as a slight decline of 2 per cent year-on-year from Rp328.5 trillion in 2024. Meanwhile, the company’s net profit was recorded at Rp32.8 trillion, down 3 per cent compared to the previous year’s achievement of Rp33.9 trillion.
Astra’s President Director, Djony Bunarto Tjondro, stated that diversification of the group’s portfolio became the key to the company’s resilience amid external pressures.
“Group profit declined mainly due to lower coal prices and weak new vehicle market conditions. However, the Group’s business performance remained resilient supported by good contributions from other businesses,” Djony said in his statement on Friday (27 February 2026).
The Automotive & Mobility business line remained the backbone with net profit of Rp11.4 trillion. Amid a 7 per cent decline in the national vehicle market, Astra successfully maintained market dominance of 51 per cent. In the two-wheeler sector, PT Astra Honda Motor remained strong with a 78 per cent market share.
The most consistent growth contribution came from the Financial Services division, whose net profit surged 9 per cent to Rp9.0 trillion. This was driven by an increase in new financing values that grew 5 per cent to Rp112.3 trillion.
The Heavy Equipment, Mining, Construction & Energy division experienced a 24 per cent profit decline to Rp9.1 trillion due to coal price normalisation. However, this decline was offset by the gold business, which benefited from a 40 per cent jump in average selling prices, and the Agribusiness division, whose profit surged 28 per cent thanks to higher CPO prices.
Furthermore, Astra plans to continue rewarding shareholders by proposing total dividends of Rp390 per share for the 2025 financial year. This amount includes a final dividend of Rp292 per share to be decided at the April Annual General Meeting, plus an interim dividend of Rp98 per share that has already been distributed.
In addition to dividends, the company has just completed its second phase share buyback programme valued at Rp685 billion on 25 February 2026, following the first phase valued at Rp2 trillion that was completed in January.
Looking ahead to 2026, Astra is conducting a comprehensive strategic review of its business portfolio, targeted for completion by mid-year. Astra is also actively pursuing strategic acquisitions in the healthcare sector (Halodoc and Hermina), logistics (PT Mega Manunggal Property Tbk), and gold mining to strengthen long-term value creation.
“Astra will remain focused on operational excellence and disciplined capital allocation to support sustainable value creation,” concluded Djony.