KFC (FAST) Demonstrates Performance Recovery, Business Fundamentals Strengthening
PT Fast Food Indonesia Tbk (KFC Indonesia) succeeded in significantly reducing its losses in 2025. Based on the financial report as of 31 December 2025, KFC Indonesia recorded a 53.74% decrease in net loss to Rp369.24 billion, reflecting the effectiveness of efficiency strategies and the strengthening of business fundamentals implemented consistently.
This performance improvement was primarily driven by the implementation of various initiatives and consistent cost efficiencies throughout 2025, including the optimisation of operational cost structures through more disciplined expenditure control across all business lines and the rationalisation of overhead costs, such as administrative, marketing, and other general expenses.
KFC Indonesia also optimised asset and resource utilisation to enhance overall operational efficiency. Additionally, it strengthened internal controls and conducted periodic cost monitoring to ensure the sustainability of the efficiency programme.
The implementation of digitalisation and automation initiatives for operational processes was also carried out by KFC Indonesia to boost productivity and reduce costs. This included adjustments and alignment of the organisational structure to support operations and improve decision-making effectiveness.
Furthermore, the company succeeded in recording relatively stable revenue at Rp4.89 trillion, with improving profitability quality. The cost of goods sold was reduced by 1.96% to Rp2.00 trillion, thereby driving an increase in the gross profit margin from 58.3% to 59.1%.
This improvement was supported by various strategic initiatives, including enhanced operational efficiency, supply chain optimisation, and the execution of more selective and measured promotional programmes to maintain growth quality.
Efficiency measures were also evident in the disciplined cost control across all business lines, including overhead rationalisation, asset utilisation optimisation, and the implementation of digitalisation initiatives to increase productivity.
This performance improvement is also reflected in the significantly reduced operating loss, as well as the strengthening of operational cash flow in line with the improved operational quality of the company.
On the balance sheet side, the company also strengthened its financial structure and liquidity. The current ratio increased from 26.90% to 33.49%, supported by proactive refinancing measures to optimise the maturity profile of obligations and enhance cash flow flexibility.
The capital structure was further strengthened through a capital injection in mid-2025, as well as a significant increase in equity to Rp435.86 billion. Additionally, the company undertook strategic steps through the divestment of partial ownership in a subsidiary to bolster its liquidity position while retaining control.