DRMA Records Solid Performance Amid Automotive Industry Challenges, Achieves Rp5.9 Trillion in Sales in 2025
PT Dharma Polimetal Tbk (DRMA), a leading manufacturing company in automotive components for motorcycles and cars, has recorded solid performance in 2025. The company successfully achieved sales of Rp5.9 trillion in 2025, despite the domestic automotive industry facing significant challenges.
“Product and business segment diversification strategy is the key to achieving this performance, as it has successfully helped the Company maintain growth amid the ongoing market dynamics,” said Dharma Polimetal President Director Irianto Santoso.
Through this strategy, the company recorded sales growth of 8% in 2025, far exceeding the performance of the domestic automotive industry, which experienced a contraction. The two-wheeler (2W) segment remained the primary contributor with 62% of DRMA’s total sales throughout 2025. Meanwhile, the four-wheeler (4W) segment, which had experienced a slowdown alongside declining automotive industry sales, has begun showing signs of recovery since the third quarter of 2025.
The solid sales performance enabled DRMA to record net profit of Rp664.4 billion, or Rp613.5 billion after negative goodwill adjustments. “This achievement reflects sustained growth from the Company’s core business,” Irianto added.
Taking its product and business segment diversification strategy further, DRMA acquired PT Mah Sing Indonesia for Rp41 billion in late November 2025. This acquisition, intended to increase manufacturing capacity and expand the product line for four-wheeler vehicle components, will further strengthen DRMA’s business portfolio.
Beyond the core automotive business, the company continues to develop opportunities in the electric vehicle (EV) ecosystem and renewable energy. These include the development of a 12V Lithium auxiliary battery already available in 12V 6Ah and 12V 3.5Ah variants, which can be used for various types of motorcycles, as well as Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) as potential sustainable growth opportunities.
Unwilling to remain confined to the domestic market, the company continues to target foreign markets with nearly unlimited potential. The company continues to expand export markets, including by increasing production capacity for wiring harness components and other automotive components to meet global market demand.
Looking at the convincing 2025 performance, the company is targeting 10% sales growth in 2026. To achieve this target, the company has prepared various supporting measures, including the launch of new products, market expansion, and strengthening of manufacturing capabilities.
“With the implementation of product diversification strategy and strengthening of manufacturing capabilities, we are optimistic that we will be able to maintain DRMA’s sustained growth whilst strengthening its competitive position in the automotive industry,” concluded Irianto.