Astra's Net Profit Reaches Rp32.8 Trillion in 2025, Automotive Remains Core Business

Jakarta — PT Astra International Tbk (ASII) reported that the group’s financial performance throughout 2025 slowed by approximately 3 per cent from Rp33.9 trillion to Rp32.8 trillion.

The decline was primarily driven by weakness in the domestic automotive market and reduced contributions from the coal business. In line with this, Astra’s consolidated net revenue also contracted marginally by 2 per cent year-on-year to Rp323.4 trillion.

“In 2025, group profit declined mainly due to lower coal prices and weakness in the new car market. However, the group’s business performance remained resilient, supported by strong contributions from other business segments,” said ASII President Director Djony Bunarto Tjondro in the company’s financial report released on Thursday (26 February 2026).

By sector, the Automotive and Mobility division remained the largest contributor, recording net profit of Rp11.4 trillion, relatively stable compared to the previous year which reached Rp11.36 trillion.

The resilience of this performance was underpinned by the motorcycle and components businesses, even as vehicle sales volumes declined amid weakening domestic market demand. This was reflected in national vehicle sales, which fell by approximately 7 per cent to around 804,000 units throughout 2025, slightly lower than 2024’s 865,362 units with 56 per cent market share.

Group sales continued to be supported by major brands. The largest contribution came from Toyota and Lexus with total sales of 251,954 units, followed by Daihatsu with 130,677 units, as well as Isuzu and UD Trucks in the commercial vehicle segment.

Meanwhile, national motorcycle sales actually increased by 1 per cent to 6.4 million units in 2025, with PT Astra Honda Motor (AHM) maintaining stable market share at 78 per cent.