Freeport Contributes Rp 75 Trillion to the State
PT Freeport Indonesia contributed a total of Rp 75 trillion to the state throughout 2025 until early 2026. This amount includes taxes, royalties, dividends, and net profit-sharing to the central and regional governments.
Most recently, on 8 April 2026, the company once again deposited the 2025 fiscal year net profit share amounting to Rp 4.8 trillion to the central government and regional governments.
President Director of PTFI Tony Wenas stated that the company continues to fulfil its obligations to the state in a transparent and accountable manner.
“The company always prioritises transparency and accountability in carrying out its obligations to the state and regions, with the hope that it can be utilised to the maximum benefit for the people in their respective areas,” said Tony, quoted from a written statement on Saturday, 9 May 2026.
Tony explained that from the total deposit of Rp 75 trillion, Rp 16.9 trillion consists of dividends to MIND ID as the holder of the Indonesian government’s shares. In addition, the regional government received a total of Rp 13.48 trillion, comprising Rp 10.6 trillion paid throughout 2025 and an additional Rp 2.88 trillion from the company’s 2025 net profit-sharing.
The breakdown of the additional Rp 4.8 trillion distribution includes the central government receiving Rp 1.92 trillion, Central Papua receiving Rp 720.5 billion, and Mimika Regency receiving Rp 1.2 trillion.
Furthermore, seven other regencies in Central Papua each received Rp 137.2 billion, namely Nabire Regency, Paniai Regency, Puncak Regency, Puncak Jaya Regency, Dogiyai Regency, Deiyai Regency, and Intan Jaya Regency.
Tony stated that the company’s contributions have the potential to increase in line with the still relatively high mineral commodity prices. However, PTFI’s mining operations have not yet fully recovered following the incident at the Grasberg Block Cave underground mine.
“Currently, PTFI’s operations are still in the recovery phase after the Grasberg Block Cave (GBC) underground mine incident, with production levels only reaching around 40 to 50 percent. The company targets to return to full capacity in early 2028,” said Tony.
In addition to deposits to the state, PTFI also allocated social investments for communities around the mining area. Throughout 2025, the company’s social investment value reached Rp 2 trillion.
“The company is committed to continuing the programme with a value of around 100 million US dollars or equivalent to Rp 1.7 trillion per year until 2041,” he said.