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Note! BRI Dividend of Rp209 per Share Payable from 8 May

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Note! BRI Dividend of Rp209 per Share Payable from 8 May
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PT Bank Rakyat Indonesia (Persero) Tbk will begin paying the 2025 fiscal year cash dividend on 8 May 2026. Investors wishing to receive their share of the dividend should pay close attention to the key dates that have been set.

According to the disclosure of information, the last trading date for shares with dividend rights (cum dividend) on the regular and negotiated markets falls on 20 April 2026. Meanwhile, the deadline for recording shareholders is set for 22 April 2026.

This means that investors must already own BRI shares before that date to be eligible for the dividend. This year, Bank Rakyat Indonesia is distributing a total dividend of Rp52.1 trillion, equivalent to Rp346 per share. Previously, the company had disbursed an interim dividend of Rp20.6 trillion in January 2026, so the remaining dividend to be paid is Rp31.47 trillion or Rp209 per share.

BRI President Director Hery Gunardi stated that this dividend distribution reflects the company’s consistently solid performance, supported by the strengthening of the micro, small, and medium enterprises (UMKM) segment.

“The dividend distribution is based on the company’s positive performance, supported by the strengthening of the UMKM segment as BRI’s core business,” he said, quoted on Thursday (16/4/2026).

In addition to providing returns for investors, this large dividend distribution also has the potential to boost money circulation in society. This is especially true since some shareholders are domestic investors, including retail ones.

Here is the key schedule for BRI’s dividend distribution:

  • Cum dividend on regular and negotiated markets: 20 April 2026

  • Ex dividend: 21 April 2026

  • Recording date: 22 April 2026

  • Dividend payment: 8 May 2026

With this schedule, investors are advised to pay attention to the timing of share purchases to avoid missing out on the dividend rights.

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