Chandra Daya Investasi Posts Rp2 Trillion Profit in 2025, Expansion Drives Soaring Performance
Jakarta, VIVA – One of the listed companies controlled by tycoon Prajogo Pangestu, PT Chandra Daya Investasi Tbk (CDIA), closed the 2025 fiscal year with solid performance. The company recorded a net profit of US$127.8 million or approximately Rp2.19 trillion (estimated exchange rate of Rp17,150 per US dollar) in line with its expansion strategy and aggressive yet measured strengthening of business fundamentals.
This achievement represents a 281.7% increase year-on-year (yoy). In addition, the company, which operates in other management consulting services, recorded an EBITDA of US$118.8 million or a 288% annual growth.
“This reflects the resilience of the operational platform as well as discipline in executing the growth strategy in the first year as a public company,” said CDIA Director Jonathan Kandinata, quoted from the information disclosure on Monday, 13 April 2026.
Jonathan described 2025 as an important phase in the company’s transformation journey into a public entity. Jonathan added that the company also set an interim dividend of US$10 million or approximately Rp171.5 billion for the 2025 fiscal year, underscoring the company’s commitment to its investors.
“During 2025, the Company also set an interim dividend of US$10 million, which affirms our commitment to delivering value to shareholders while maintaining a prudent capital structure to support long-term growth,” Jonathan added.
Strengthening Capital and Access to Funding
Throughout 2025, CDIA actively strengthened its capital base through various funding sources. The company utilised a combination of funding from the capital markets, banking, and support from strategic investors.
These steps included additional capital from shareholders, funds from the initial public offering (IPO) in July 2025, and banking facilities from several domestic and international banks, including an additional facility of US$100 million from Bangkok Bank.
This strategy had a significant impact on the company’s financial flexibility. By the end of 2025, CDIA had amassed a liquidity pool of US$803.3 million ready to support future business expansion.
Infrastructure and Logistics Expansion as Key
On the operational side, this conglomerate company accelerated expansion in the infrastructure sector, particularly logistics and energy. The company expanded its land logistics business through the acquisition of PT Barito Investa Prima (now PT Chandra Investa Prima), while developing cold chain capabilities and adding 50 truck units to broaden service reach.