List of 21 Listed Companies Set to Distribute Interim Dividends: Is Yours Included?

Entering the middle of the third quarter of 2026, the distribution of interim dividends has become increasingly active among several issuers on the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX).

For capital market investors, dividend distributions are always one of the most highly anticipated events. As of Wednesday (10/09/2026), at least 17 companies have announced or executed interim dividend distributions for the 2026 fiscal year. Some companies have even distributed interim dividends more than once.

For instance, Bank Mandiri (BMRI) stands out as the issuer with the largest distribution value. The state-owned bank has set an interim dividend of Rp66 per share, amounting to a total of Rp6.16 trillion.

In addition to Mandiri, Bank Central Asia (BBCA) has announced interim dividends twice this year, at Rp20 and Rp25 per share respectively. The combined value of these two distributions reaches approximately Rp5.53 trillion.

The following is a list of issuers that have already announced their interim dividend distributions. Other companies that have prepared dividends include Triputra Agro Persada (TAPG) and AKR Corporindo (AKRA).

TAPG is distributing Rp60 per share, totalling Rp1.19 trillion, while AKRA has allocated approximately Rp1 trillion, or Rp50 per share.

Dividend distributions are also coming from the mining sector. J Resources Asia Pasifik (PSAB) has prepared Rp793.8 billion, or Rp30 per share, while Central Omega Resources (DKFT) is distributing Rp169.15 billion at the same rate of Rp30 per share.

Beyond large-cap issuers, several companies with smaller dividend values are also sharing profits with shareholders. These include Trisula International (TRIS), Global Sukses Digital (DOSS), Eastparc Hotel (EAST), Bank Amar Indonesia (AMAR), and Samudera Indonesia (SMDR).

Aside from BBCA, several issuers have announced interim dividends more than once. This is evident with Yupi Indo Jelly Gum (YUPI), Selamat Sempurna (SMSM), and Eastparc Hotel. This approach allows shareholders to receive dividends across multiple periods throughout the year, rather than through a single payment.