Bank Mandiri's 2026 Dividends Reach Rp 44.47 Trillion, Yield Hits 8.51 Percent
JAKARTA – The decision of Bank Mandiri’s Annual General Meeting of Shareholders (AGMS) to set the BMRI 2026 dividend has drawn attention from market players. PT Bank Mandiri (Persero) Tbk (BMRI) has agreed to distribute a substantial cash dividend from the 2025 book year profits.
In the meeting held on Wednesday (29/4/2026), shareholders approved a total BMRI dividend of Rp 44.47 trillion, equivalent to 79% of the 2025 consolidated net profit of Rp 56.3 trillion. This ratio is slightly higher than the previous year’s 78%.
Of this total, shareholders will receive a dividend of Rp 477 per share. This comprises an interim dividend of Rp 100 per share, already paid on 14 January 2026, and a final dividend of approximately Rp 377 per share.
Meanwhile, 21% of the net profit, or Rp 11.82 trillion, has been designated as retained earnings to support future business development.
Based on the BMRI share price of Rp 4,430 at the close of trading on Wednesday (29/4), the final dividend yield reaches approximately 8.51%, making it one of the most attractive dividend returns in the banking sector.
To date, the company has not announced the official schedule for the final dividend distribution, including the cum dividend date and payment to investors.
Bank Mandiri recorded a consolidated net profit of Rp 56.3 trillion, up from Rp 55.8 trillion in the previous period. Credit disbursements grew 13.4% year-on-year to Rp 1,894.98 trillion, compared to Rp 1,670.54 trillion in 2024.
Consolidated total assets increased 16.6% to Rp 2,829.94 trillion. Asset quality remains well-maintained, with the gross non-performing loan (NPL) ratio for the bank only at 0.96% and a coverage ratio of 253%.
On the funding side, third-party funds (DPK) grew 23.9% to Rp 2,105 trillion, with low-cost funds (CASA) comprising 70.8%.
The company also recorded a net profit margin (NPM) of 34.2% and a return on equity (ROE) of 17.19%, reflecting solid efficiency and profit-generating capability.
The meeting honourably discharged Muhammad Yusuf Ateh as Commissioner and reappointed Timothy Utama as Operations Director.
Bank Mandiri’s President Director, Riduan, stated that the new management structure is expected to continue the company’s positive performance.