BRI Distributes IDR 52.1 Trillion in Dividends, Equivalent to IDR 346 per Share

JAKARTA - PT Bank Rakyat Indonesia (Persero) Tbk has set a cash dividend distribution of IDR 52.1 trillion, or IDR 346 per share. This amount includes an interim dividend of IDR 20.6 trillion, or IDR 137 per share, which was paid on 15 January 2026. The remaining final dividend to be distributed is IDR 31.5 trillion. The total dividend equates to 91.96% of the consolidated net profit for the 2025 fiscal year, amounting to IDR 56.65 trillion. This ratio is an increase from the previous year’s 86%. “This dividend distribution is based on the company’s continued positive performance, supported by the strengthening of the UMKM segment as BRI’s core business, as well as the acceleration of digital transformation that continues to expand service reach and improve operational efficiency,” it stated in a written release on Friday (10/4/2026). Throughout 2025, BRI recorded a consolidated net profit of IDR 56.65 trillion. This figure serves as the basis for determining the dividend, while still considering expansion needs and applicable regulations. Management views the dividend distribution as reflecting strong business fundamentals. This step also reaffirms BRI’s role in UMKM financing and financial inclusion. “As part of Danantara, this dividend distribution also represents BRI’s tangible contribution to supporting national development, in line with the company’s role in strengthening UMKM financing and driving an inclusive finance-based economic transformation,” it said. The meeting approved the settlement and discharge of responsibility for the Board of Directors and Board of Commissioners. Other agenda items included the determination of remuneration, appointment of a public accountant, and delegation of authority related to the company’s long-term plans and work plans. The company also reported the use of sustainable social bond funds. The meeting approved changes to the articles of association regarding share classification. These changes include reclassifying the government’s Series B shares held through BP BUMN into Series A Dwiwarna shares in accordance with the latest SOE Law provisions.