Revenue Reaches Rp5.7 Trillion, Transport Issuer Distributes Dividend of Rp166 per Share
PT Blue Bird Tbk (BIRD) is distributing a cash dividend of Rp166 per share to shareholders after recording solid financial performance throughout 2025. The decision was approved at the Annual General Meeting of Shareholders (RUPST) held on Thursday (18/6).
The dividend distribution is equivalent to 65.3% of the net profit attributable to the parent entity for the 2025 financial year. Shareholders recorded in the Shareholder Register as of 30 June 2026 are entitled to receive the dividend, which will be paid on 10 July 2026.
President Commissioner of PT Blue Bird Tbk Bayu Djokosoetono stated that the company has been able to maintain healthy performance while upholding discipline in executing its long-term strategy. “The Board of Commissioners sees that the Company has been able to maintain healthy performance while upholding discipline in executing its long-term strategy. This consistency is an important foundation for Bluebird to continue creating value for shareholders, customers, and all stakeholders,” said Bayu.
Throughout 2025, Bluebird recorded net revenue of Rp5.7 trillion, an increase of 13% compared to the previous year. This achievement marks the highest revenue for the company since its listing on the stock exchange. Additionally, EBITDA was recorded at Rp1.4 trillion, growing 13%, while profit for the year increased 9% to Rp643 billion.
President Director of PT Blue Bird Tbk Adrianto Djokosoetono said the growth was supported by strengthening service quality, innovation, and the development of mobility solutions increasingly relevant to customer needs. “The 2025 achievement is proof of Bluebird’s consistency in strengthening service quality and developing mobility solutions relevant to customer needs. The focus on innovation, technology utilisation, and expansion of operational capacity continues to be a driver of the Company’s growth and strengthens the business foundation for the long term,” said Adrianto.
To support business growth, Bluebird now operates more than 26,000 vehicles supported by 58 depots, over 1,300 outlets, and is present in 22 cities across Indonesia. The company also continues to strengthen its transformation strategy based on the 3M concept (multi-product, multi-channel, and multi-payment) as the foundation for developing a Mobility as a Service (MaaS) ecosystem.
Throughout last year, Bluebird began operating taxi services in Solo, launched an airport shuttle service in East Kalimantan, and expanded collaboration in providing public bus transport in Jakarta. The enhancement of the MyBluebird application also continued, including through the development of a Fixed Price feature that provides fare certainty to customers. On the technology side, the company utilises artificial intelligence (AI) through AI-generated heat maps and dynamic fixed price optimisation to improve fleet distribution efficiency based on real-time customer demand patterns.
Not only focused on business growth, Bluebird also continues its sustainability commitment through three main pillars: BlueSky, BlueLife, and BlueCorps. Through the BlueSky programme, the company expanded electric vehicle operations by introducing e-Bluebird services in Medan and Surabaya and developing the e-Goldenbird fleet. Under the BlueLife pillar, the Bluebird Peduli Scholarship programme reached 3,722 beneficiaries throughout 2025 and sent 50 drivers and employees to perform the Umrah pilgrimage.
At the same RUPST, shareholders also approved the reappointment of the board of commissioners and directors until the closing of the RUPST in 2029. Adrianto affirmed that the company will continue to strengthen its core services, expand non-taxi segments, and increase the contribution of digital channels to maintain healthy and sustainable growth. “With an increasingly strong foundation and an increasingly diverse service portfolio, we are optimistic about continuing healthy, measured, and sustainable growth,” he concluded.