SMBC Indonesia (BTPN) Distributes Rp101.11 Billion Dividend

PT Bank SMBC Indonesia Tbk (BTPN) is distributing a cash dividend of Rp101.11 billion from the net profit attributable to the parent entity’s owners for the 2025 fiscal year. This amount is equivalent to 20% of the total net profit of Rp505.56 billion, or Rp9.49 per share (gross). The decision was approved at the Annual General Meeting of Shareholders (AGMS). Meanwhile, 80% of the profit is being retained to strengthen the capital structure and support future business expansion. The company is also not setting aside mandatory reserves as it has met the minimum requirement of 20% of the placed and paid-up capital, in accordance with Law No. 40 of 2007 on Limited Liability Companies. “This dividend distribution is part of SMBC Indonesia’s commitment to providing sustainable added value to shareholders, while reflecting a balance between delivering returns and maintaining a healthy capital level to support future growth,” said SMBC Indonesia’s President Director, Henoch Munandar, on Thursday (23/4/2026). Amid economic dynamics, Henoch added that capitalisation is a key factor for banks to maintain resilience while opening avenues for growth. At the same AGMS, shareholders also approved changes to the composition of the board. Emilya Tjahjadi was appointed as director, while Linus Ekabranko Windoe was appointed as independent commissioner. This management strengthening is aimed at deepening the focus on wholesale banking and commercial banking segments, which are the main pillars of the company’s business, particularly in serving national and multinational corporations in Indonesia. In addition, the company has updated its Recovery Action Plan as part of strengthening governance and risk mitigation amid potential economic pressures. SMBC Indonesia relies on a diversified business model, ranging from Jenius digital services, wealth management through Sinaya, sustainable financing aligned with global ESG trends, to SME and retiree segments. This ecosystem is supported by subsidiaries such as Bank BTPN Syariah, PT Oto Multiartha, and PT Summit Oto Finance, which expand financing reach across various segments. Looking ahead, management emphasised that it will continue to focus on measured growth, asset quality improvement, and enhanced customer services, in line with efforts to maintain trust in the banking industry.