Telkom Posts Rp10.6 Trillion Net Profit as Directors Address Dividend Prospects
PT Telkom Indonesia (Persero) Tbk has reaffirmed its commitment to always paying attention to attractive returns for its shareholders, one of which is through the payment of dividends. This commitment is in line with the company’s positive performance through the first half of 2026.
Net profit for the period was recorded at Rp10.6 trillion, growing 1.4 per cent year on year (yoy), with normalised profit of Rp11.3 trillion. Consolidated revenue reached Rp75.9 trillion, up 3.9 per cent yoy, while EBITDA stood at Rp37.5 trillion, growing 3.8 per cent yoy.
Finance and Risk Management Director Arthur Angelo Syailendra explained that the company’s commitment to consistently delivering added value for shareholders will be maintained, whilst preserving the company’s investment capacity going forward. In addition, a positive financial balance sheet will continue to be safeguarded so that sustainable growth can be achieved.
“We also continue to implement disciplined and targeted capital expenditure in line with the transformation expected to strengthen the company’s flexibility. Therefore, regarding dividend policy, we will continue to take into account the financial condition as well as approval from the general meeting of shareholders,” Arthur said at a Public Expose Live event held by the Indonesia Stock Exchange on Monday (7/9).
Meanwhile, Chief Executive Officer Dian Siswarini emphasised that the company’s performance prospects going forward, particularly in 2026, will remain positive. A number of project initiatives supporting the company’s positive performance have already been rolled out, including for mobile data services. With positive performance, returns to shareholders are expected to continue in the future.
“Entering the second half of this year, we are focused on strengthening our fundamentals, our mobile data services business and streamlining our business portfolio. We hope to continue achieving sustainable profitability growth whilst remaining mindful of macroeconomic conditions,” she said.