DCI Achieves Record Rp2.54 Trillion Revenue, Poised to Elevate Indonesia's Digital Connectivity to New Heights
PT DCI Indonesia Tbk (DCI) announced revenues of Rp2.54 trillion for 2025, representing a 40.1% annual growth. This figure solidifies the company’s position as a key player in the national digital infrastructure, particularly in developing data centres that support cloud services, artificial intelligence (AI), and high-capacity computing.
In its financial report submitted to the Indonesia Stock Exchange (BEI), DCI recorded EBITDA of Rp1.55 trillion with a 61.0% margin, as well as net profit of Rp1.002 trillion, up 25.7% year-on-year. The company’s total assets increased to Rp6.65 trillion, while equity stood at Rp4.00 trillion. This growth reflects disciplined execution of expansion and maintained optimisation of capacity utilisation.
Strategic Expansion of Digital Infrastructure
DCI’s financial success is inseparable from strategic steps to strengthen its data centre network across Indonesia. In 2025, the company completed full operations of the JK6 data centre located in the H1 Campus, Cibitung, West Java. The facility has an electrical capacity of 36 megawatts (MW), making it one of the highest-powered data centres in the Nusantara region.
Additionally, DCI completed construction of the E2 Data Centre in Surabaya with 9 MW IT capacity. This data centre began commercial operations in the first quarter of 2026, adding to the backbone network capable of serving the needs of technology companies, financial institutions, and the public sector that increasingly rely on digital services.
Focus on National Digital Connectivity
Corporate Affairs Director and Company Secretary, Indri Koesindrijastoeti, emphasised DCI’s commitment to becoming the backbone of Indonesia’s digitalisation. “Throughout 2025, the Company demonstrated its ability to execute expansion quickly and measurably. The completion of E2 Surabaya further strengthens the Company’s data centre capacity and platform. Moving forward, we will continue to develop global-standard infrastructure to support AI, cloud, and high-density computing needs in Indonesia,” she stated during a press conference.
Strengthening data infrastructure not only enhances services for corporate customers but also contributes to accelerating digital connectivity across the country. By expanding its data centre network, DCI helps reduce latency, improve internet service reliability, and provide a strong foundation for the technology startup ecosystem in developing data-intensive products.
Economic and Investment Implications
DCI’s revenue and profitability growth reflects positive trends in Indonesia’s information technology sector. Investments in large electrical capacity, such as 36 MW in Cibitung, signal the company’s confidence in the rising demand for digital services amid digitalisation in the public sector, education, and health.
Future Prospects
Development of Tier IV standard data centres to enhance fault tolerance.
Expansion of fibre optic networks to extend service reach to eastern Indonesia.
Collaboration with AI and fintech companies to provide infrastructure supporting intensive workloads.
Increased investment in renewable energy to reduce the data centres’ carbon footprint.
With a strong financial foundation and an expanding infrastructure portfolio, DCI is projected to maintain revenue growth above 30% per year over the next five years. This aligns with the government’s agenda to strengthen the national digital ecosystem, targeting high-speed internet connectivity throughout the archipelago.
Overall, the Rp2.54 trillion revenue achievement in 2025 reaffirms DCI’s position as a primary driver in Indonesia’s digital transformation. The successful expansion of the JK6 and E2 Surabaya data centres serves as tangible proof of the company’s commitment to providing reliable, secure infrastructure ready to support the accelerating technological revolution. DCI is now on the right track to continue pioneering the strengthening of Indonesia’s digital connectivity, while delivering added value to shareholders and all stakeholders.