BCA Opens Opportunity for Three Interim Dividends Per Annum
PT Bank Central Asia Tbk (BCA) has opened the possibility of more frequent interim dividend distributions beginning with the 2026 financial year.
The management has planned to distribute interim dividends up to three times within a single year.
The plan was presented at the Annual General Meeting of Shareholders (RUPS) held at BCA Tower in Jakarta on Thursday, 12 March 2026.
Management explained that interim dividend distributions would be made subject to the company’s financial condition permitting it. The decision on dividend distribution also requires approval from the Board of Commissioners.
“For the 2026 financial year, should financial conditions permit, the Board of Directors with the approval of the Board of Commissioners may distribute interim dividends up to three times during 2026, which are planned to be distributed quarterly,” BCA management stated in the meeting agenda explanation.
The same RUPS also approved cash dividend distribution for the 2025 financial year.
The company set a dividend of Rp336 per share, equivalent to 72 per cent of the company’s net profit.
BCA recorded net profit of Rp57.5 trillion throughout 2025.
The dividend value already includes an interim dividend of Rp55 per share that was paid on 22 December 2025.
The remaining dividend to be paid to shareholders reaches Rp281 per share.
“The result of today’s BCA RUPS decision demonstrates the Company’s commitment to consistently providing sustainable added value to shareholders. BCA continues to focus on the company’s business fundamentals and proceeds prudently in 2026,” said Hendra.
Hendra assessed that Indonesia’s economy still has opportunities for positive growth in 2026 despite facing several global challenges.
“We are optimistic that the country’s economy will continue positive growth in 2026, although there are several challenges that need to be anticipated, including global economic dynamics and geopolitical conditions,” said Hendra.
BCA management stated that the company will continue to encourage credit distribution to various economic segments whilst upholding prudent principles.