Strengthening Supply, PGN Adds 230 Km of Gas Pipeline Network
PT Perusahaan Gas Negara Tbk (PGN) continues to strengthen its commitment to expanding the national natural gas infrastructure. In 2025, Pertamina’s Gas Subholding added more than 230 kilometres of distribution pipeline to support the industrial sector and power plants.
This massive expansion was accompanied by solid operational performance. PGN recorded a natural gas trading volume of 836 BBTUD, while gas transmission volume rose 4% to 1,609 MMSCFD compared with the previous year.
Positive performance was also seen in the LNG infrastructure segment. Regasification volumes via FSRU Lampung and Arun Regasification Terminal reached 254 BBTUD, up 17%. This underscores PGN’s role in ensuring energy supply reliability across regions.
Corporate Secretary PGN, Fajriyah Usman, emphasised that portfolio optimisation is key to service sustainability.
“Reliability of gas supply to customers remains PGN’s top priority. We optimise the utilisation of gas and LNG infrastructure and apply adaptive volume management to ensure the continuity of energy services to customers,” she said in a official statement, Saturday (7/3).
On the financial side, PGN posted revenues of US$3.9 billion in 2025, up 5% year on year. Although there was an impairment adjustment on upstream-subsidiary entities that is non-cash, the company’s operating cash flow remained strong at US$657.1 million with EBITDA of US$971.2 million.
Fiscal discipline was another key focus, with general and administrative expenses cut by 17% or US$33.3 million. Net profit was US$215.4 million, while operating profit was US$519.6 million.
Fajriyah added that diversification of the portfolio focusing on midstream and downstream segments forms the foundation of corporate resilience.
“We consistently apply prudence in cash flow and portfolio management, including selective steps on priority projects. This strategy is important to strengthen corporate resilience in the face of challenges ahead,” she explained.
In addition to gas distribution, PGN’s subsidiaries also showed strength. LPG processing volume rose 8% to 117 metric tonnes per day, and internationally PGN successfully shipped seven LNG cargoes or equivalent to 59 BBTUD in 2025.
With system availability at 98.84%, PGN is optimistic about continuing to support national energy transition through integrated and sustainable gas infrastructure development. (P-2)
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