Pertagas Performance Grows in 2025 as Gas Transport and LPG Distribution Increase
PT Pertamina Gas (Pertagas) recorded solid operational performance throughout 2025, with growth across several major business lines, including gas and oil transportation, regasification, and LPG distribution.
Throughout the previous year, gas transportation volume reached over 1,500 million standard cubic feet per day (mmscfd), increasing approximately 4% compared to 2024. Oil transportation volume meanwhile stood at over 174,000 barrels per day (bpd), representing an 8% increase as upstream oil and gas activity strengthened and supplies from several production areas increased.
In the regasification segment, volumes reached approximately 155 billion British thermal units per day (bbutd), a 6% increase, whilst LPG production grew approximately 5% with distribution volumes exceeding 450 tonnes per day throughout 2025. This performance improvement was supported by strengthened pipeline network connectivity with major gas supply sources, development of integrated energy distribution infrastructure, and improved service quality to customers across various industrial and commercial sectors.
Pertagas Chief Executive Officer Indra Sembiring stated that expansion of the customer base also proved an important factor in driving company business growth.
Currently, the company’s services reach over 60 strategic industrial customers, including the electricity, fertiliser, petrochemical, oleochemical, steel, ceramics, and glass sectors. Additionally, the gas network also serves over 250,000 household connections and small-to-medium enterprises across various Indonesian regions.
“We ensure reliable energy supply from production sources to various strategic national sectors, ranging from power plants and industry to household energy needs,” said Indra in an official statement.
Operationally, the company currently manages approximately 2,930 kilometres of natural gas pipelines and 605 kilometres of oil transmission pipelines, which form the backbone of national energy distribution.
From a financial perspective, throughout 2025 the company recorded revenue of $861.51 million. EBITDA reached $427.46 million, representing approximately 15.9% growth, whilst net profit increased 21.43% compared to the previous year.
Entering 2026, the company targets increasing gas transportation volume to approximately 1,600 mmscfd, whilst oil transportation is targeted to reach 175,000 barrels per day.
To support these targets, the company is preparing capital expenditure (capex) of approximately $75 million, focused on energy infrastructure development and improving network reliability across several operational areas.
One strategic project under development is the construction of the Cikampek-Plumpang fuel pipeline, spanning 96 kilometres. This project is expected to strengthen the national energy logistics system, reduce distribution costs, and lower emissions from land transportation in the Jakarta and West Java regions. Additionally, the company will optimise utilisation of the revitalised LNG tank F-6004 in Arun, Aceh to strengthen gas supply for the industrial and electricity sectors.
“Strategic initiatives in 2026 are focused on strengthening energy infrastructure, improving operational reliability, and optimising utilisation of cleaner and more efficient energy sources,” said Indra.
Going forward, the company is also opening opportunities for new business development through increased utilisation of gas and LNG infrastructure, strengthening energy supply chain efficiency, and exploring future energy such as hydrogen and biomethane as part of transition towards a more sustainable energy system.