BUAH Announces Rp50 Billion Final Dividend
JAKARTA - PT Segar Kumala Indonesia Tbk (BUAH) has approved a final dividend of Rp50 billion for shareholders. This was agreed upon during the Annual General Meeting of Shareholders (RUPST) held today (Tuesday, 26 May 2026).
“RUPST approved the 2025 fiscal year dividend of Rp50 billion, following an interim dividend of Rp25 billion already distributed earlier this year,” said BUAH President Director Renny Lauren in a written statement on Tuesday, 26 May 2026.
The move aims to maintain shareholder confidence. In public disclosures, management highlighted BUAH’s consistent revenue growth despite macroeconomic fluctuations and shifting consumer trends towards smart spending.
“The key to revenue growth lies in the company’s focus on avoiding speculation on unconventional products,” she said. “SKI has chosen to optimise real consumer consumption patterns while ensuring supply availability and maximising penetration potential across various regions,” she added.
Despite many companies adopting defensive stances amid market dynamics, BUAH continues to advance with expansion plans. The company has ensured that 2026 capital expenditure (CAPEX) will be allocated to strengthen the cold chain infrastructure and open new branches.
“Expansion is executed with strict prudence. New branches are not opened aggressively without calculation, but through measured and adaptive planning in strategic locations promising good investment potential,” Renny added.
By prioritising prudent growth, Renny confirmed optimism in mitigating global dynamics’ impacts such as currency fluctuations and potential logistics cost increases.
Renny is confident this strategy will not only secure revenue but also improve the company’s net profit margin to a more solid level in the 2026 fiscal year.
BUAH’s net profit in 2025 was Rp50.4 billion, a 42.8% year-on-year increase from the previous period’s Rp35.5 billion.
To support expansion, the company allocated Rp12 billion in CAPEX for 2026, following the same amount in 2025 for warehouse modernisation and additional refrigerated vehicle fleets.
Regarding business challenges from a weakening rupiah against the US dollar and rising fuel prices, Renny acknowledged the impact but said mitigation measures are in place. “Currency fluctuations certainly have an impact, but we have mitigated this through currency diversification, including using the Chinese yuan for imports from China,” she stated.
During the first session of trading on the Indonesia Stock Exchange (BEI), BUAH shares fell 1.8% to Rp525 per share.