Hermanto Tanoko's DEPO Replaces CEO and President Commissioner
Jakarta - PT Caturkarda Depo Bangunan Tbk (DEPO), a company owned by Hermanto Tanoko, has made changes to its Board of Commissioners and Board of Directors, effective 1 July 2026. The decision was approved during the Annual General Meeting of Shareholders (AGMS).
Henryanto Komala was appointed as the company’s President Director, while Kambiyanto Kettin was appointed as President Commissioner.
Additionally, the AGMS resolved to distribute a cash dividend from the 2025 financial year profits of Rp1.5 per share, totalling Rp10.2 billion. “This is a form of commitment to providing added value to shareholders,” management stated on Tuesday (30/6/2026).
For context, the net profit attributable to owners of the parent entity was recorded at Rp77.0 billion. Besides allocating Rp10.2 billion for dividends, DEPO also set aside Rp5.0 billion for a reserve fund.
Kambiyanto Kettin stated that the company will continue to focus on strengthening its long-term growth foundation through a combination of measured expansion, increased operational efficiency, a strengthened product portfolio, and the development of digital capabilities. “The company sees open growth opportunities in line with the growing public need for building materials and home improvement products across various regions of Indonesia,” said Kambiyanto.
Regarding business development strategy, the company will continue its store network expansion by considering market potential, location quality, and investment discipline that can contribute positively to sustainable business growth. “We believe that selective expansion supported by strong market understanding will further strengthen the company’s position in the national building materials retail industry,” he added.
Furthermore, he continued, digital channel development remains one of the company’s top priorities as part of an integrated omnichannel strategy. “We view the digital channel as a strategic complement to our physical store network. Through an omnichannel approach, the company seeks to deliver an easier, more convenient, and integrated shopping experience for customers, while supporting operational effectiveness and strengthening customer relationships,” Kambiyanto explained.
The company also reported that all net proceeds from the IPO, amounting to Rp487.8 billion, have been realised in accordance with the planned use submitted to regulators and shareholders. The funds were used for capital expenditure, loan repayments, investment in subsidiaries, and the company’s working capital.