Ifishdeco Posts Net Profit of Rp106.52 Billion in 2025
Ifishdeco Tbk (IFSH), an issuer in the nickel mining sector, posted a net profit for the year ended 31 December 2025 of Rp106.52 billion. In 2025, Ifishdeco booked consolidated net sales of Rp1.00 trillion, up 2.90% from Rp972.71 billion in 2024. The growth was primarily driven by higher production and silica sales from its subsidiary, PT Hangtian Nur Cahaya.
Amid price volatility in commodities, variable production costs and evolving regulations, the company recorded gross profit of Rp291.25 billion, down 3.46% from the prior year. Nevertheless, Ifishdeco’s operating profit stood at Rp149.31 billion, a slight decrease of 1.53% versus 2024. Meanwhile, profit before tax rose significantly by 7.54% to Rp154.27 billion.
“The company posted net profit for the year of Rp106.52 billion, up 6.40% from Rp100.11 billion in the previous year,” Corporate Secretary Rivka Rotua Natasya said in an official statement on Thursday (5 March).
Total comprehensive income for the year reached Rp107.11 billion, up 6.85% year on year. As of 31 December 2025, total assets stood at Rp1.06 trillion, up 5.24% from Rp1.01 trillion at end-2024. The company reduced total liabilities to Rp147.62 billion, down 13.12% from Rp169.93 billion the previous year, reflecting prudent liability management and a more conservative deleveraging strategy.
Conversely, total equity rose to Rp913.16 billion, an 8.96% increase from Rp838.04 billion in 2024. Retained earnings also advanced 6.85% to Rp733.55 billion, reflecting sustained profitability. Operating cash flow was Rp79.99 billion.
Although down from the previous year, the company said it continues to maintain healthy liquidity with year-end cash and cash equivalents of Rp109.29 billion.
“Management emphasises that 2025 performance demonstrates the company’s resilience in facing the fundamentals of a complex nickel business amid a dynamically evolving industry,” Rivka said.
Looking ahead to 2026, the company remains optimistic about robust global nickel demand driven by the expansion of energy storage and electric vehicle sectors. As geopolitical risks affecting the oil industry rise, moves toward clean energy and energy independence become increasingly important.
In addition, the company continues to monitor Indonesia’s Mineral Price Reference (Harga Patokan Mineral, HPM) movements, which recently show a positive trend and could bolster sentiment in the national nickel sector. With a stronger capital structure and lower liabilities, the company remains confident in maintaining operational stability while capturing long-term growth opportunities. (E-4)
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