Solid Achievements in 2025, Pertagas Focuses on Developing Sustainable National Energy Infrastructure
PT Pertamina Gas (“Pertagas”), a subsidiary of the Gas Subholding of PT Pertamina (Persero), recorded solid operational performance throughout 2025 with growth across all main business lines. This performance improvement is reflected in the gas transportation, oil transportation, regasification, and LPG transportation segments, each recording an increase in distribution volume compared to the previous year.
This achievement was driven by the company’s consistency in strengthening pipeline network connectivity with main gas supply sources, developing integrated energy distribution infrastructure along the business chain, and improving service quality for customers in various industrial and commercial sectors in Indonesia.
Throughout 2025, the gas transportation business line recorded a distribution volume of more than 1,500 MMSCFD, an increase of around 4 per cent compared to the 2024 realisation. Meanwhile, oil transportation recorded a distribution volume of more than 174,000 BOPD, or growth of around 8 per cent, in line with increased upstream oil and gas activities and additional supplies from several production areas.
In the regasification segment, the volume was recorded at around 155 BBTUD, an increase of around 6 per cent, while LPG production recorded growth of around 5 per cent with a distribution volume of more than 450 tonnes per day throughout 2025. Growth across all business lines underscores Pertagas’s increasingly strategic role as a midstream energy infrastructure operator in supporting efficient and reliable national energy distribution.
Pertagas President Director, Indra Sembiring, stated that the company’s positive performance was also supported by expansion of the customer base in various sectors, from strategic industries to household and MSME segments. Currently, Pertagas’s services reach more than 60 strategic industrial customers in the electricity, fertiliser, petrochemical, oleochemical, steel, ceramics, and glass sectors, as well as more than 250,000 household connections and MSME players in various regions of Indonesia.
“As a midstream infrastructure company, Pertagas is committed to ensuring reliable energy supplies from production sources to various strategic national sectors, from power plants and industries to household energy needs,” said Indra. He added that efficient and sustainable energy distribution is an important factor in supporting industrial operations while strengthening national economic competitiveness.
Currently, Pertagas operates a natural gas pipeline network spanning around 2,930 kilometres and an oil transmission pipeline of 605 kilometres. This infrastructure serves as the backbone of energy distribution for various strategic national sectors. The company continues to ensure the reliability of these network operations through strengthened operating systems, sustainable maintenance programmes, and asset management optimisation to maintain energy supply stability.
From a financial performance perspective, throughout 2025 on a consolidated basis, Pertagas recorded revenues of USD 861.51 million, with the main contribution from natural gas transportation and trading as well as crude oil transportation businesses. EBITDA was recorded at USD 427.46 million, an increase of 15.90 per cent, and net profit recorded an increase of 21.43 per cent compared to the same period last year. This reflects the company’s solid fundamentals and efficient operations while prioritising operational reliability and safety.
Entering 2026, Pertagas targets improved operational performance in the main business lines, including gas transportation volume of around 1,600 MMSCFD and oil transportation of 175,000 BOPD. To achieve these targets, Pertagas will implement various initiatives to support volume and customer growth. As an effort to support sustainable growth, this year’s capex is planned at around USD 75 million for energy infrastructure development and network reliability improvements in several operational areas.
One of the main projects being developed is the construction of the Cikampek-Plumpang fuel pipeline spanning 96 kilometres, which is expected to strengthen the national energy logistics system, reduce distribution costs, and lower emissions from land transportation in the DKI Jakarta and West Java regions. In addition, following the completion of the F-6004 LNG Arun tank revitalisation in Aceh, Pertagas will also optimise the utilisation of these facilities to strengthen gas supplies for the industrial and electricity sectors while enhancing Indonesia’s role in the regional energy network.
“The company’s strategic initiatives in 2026 are focused on strengthening energy infrastructure, improving operational reliability, and optimising the utilisation of cleaner and more efficient energy sources. Through these steps, Pertagas aims to create sustainable added value for stakeholders while supporting national energy resilience,” said Indra.
In the future, Pertagas also encourages the development of new business opportunities through increased utilisation of gas and LNG infrastructure, strengthened supply chain operational efficiency, and development of future energy sources such as hydrogen and biomethane. These initiatives are expected to strengthen the company’s energy business portfolio while supporting the transition to a more sustainable energy system.
As an integrated energy infrastructure company, Pertagas is optimistic about maintaining growth momentum while expanding its contribution to supporting national energy resilience and Indonesia’s economic growth in various sectors in line with the Government’s Asta Cita.