Supported by JIIPE, AKR Corporindo (AKRA) Profit Rises 11% to Rp 2.47 Trillion in 2025
PT AKR Corporindo Tbk (AKRA) recorded positive performance throughout the 2025 fiscal year. This logistics and energy distribution issuer booked a net profit of Rp 2.47 trillion, up 11% year-on-year.
The net profit growth was supported by solid performance across all business lines, particularly from the industrial estate and utilities segment, as well as the stability of the trading and distribution business.
From an operational perspective, AKRA recorded EBITDA of Rp 3.67 trillion, an increase compared to the previous year. This rise reflects operational efficiency as well as more disciplined management of costs and working capital.
The performance of the industrial estate, particularly at Java Integrated Industrial Port Estate (JIIPE), became one of the main drivers. Increased land sales and higher utilities utilisation have made the contribution of recurring income even greater.
From the topline perspective, AKRA’s consolidated revenue reached Rp 46.02 trillion in 2025, up from Rp 38.73 trillion the previous year.
AKR Corporindo President Director Haryanto Adikoesoemo stated that the Industrial Estate segment recorded revenue of Rp 2.74 trillion, driven by a 107% increase in land sales and a 129% rise in utilities revenue in line with increased operational activities of the main tenants (anchor tenants).
“This reflects the growing contribution of recurring utilities income within the JIIPE ecosystem,” Haryanto said in his statement.
He added that JIIPE continues to support Indonesia’s downstreaming strategy by encouraging the development of value-added industries and attracting new investments.
With integrated infrastructure and a strategic location, this estate is in a strong position to support manufacturing growth and increased foreign direct investment (FDI).
Looking ahead, AKRA will focus on expanding its trading and distribution network, particularly in eastern Indonesia. In addition, the company will accelerate land sales and utilities development at JIIPE to enhance long-term revenue visibility.
From a balance sheet perspective, AKRA maintains a solid financial position. The company recorded a negative net gearing ratio of 0.08 times, reflecting a net cash position. Meanwhile, return on equity (ROE) was recorded at 20%.
Management also views the investment prospects in Indonesia as remaining positive, which is expected to support the development of the JIIPE industrial estate in the next phase.
With a strong financial foundation and continuously increasing recurring income contributions, AKRA is optimistic about maintaining sustainable growth going forward.
“Management also sees positive momentum in Indonesia’s investment climate, which is estimated to continue supporting JIIPE’s development to the next phase,” he emphasised.