Toto Sugiri's Data Centre Business Revenue Surges 40% in 2025

Jakarta – The data centre issuer owned by Otto Toto Sugiri, PT DCI Indonesia Tbk (DCII), delivered solid financial results throughout 2025. The company’s revenue surged 40.1% year-on-year to Rp 2.5 trillion from the previous Rp 1.8 trillion.

DCI’s Chief Financial Officer, Evelyn, explained that this double-digit growth was supported by contributions from the new JK6 data centre building, which began operations in 2025. Additionally, the revenue increase stemmed from successful business expansions with both long-standing and new customers.

“This revenue growth reflects the contribution from the JK6 data centre building, which newly began operations in 2025, and is also supported by business expansion growth from customers, both existing and new,” Evelyn stated, quoted from Antara on Tuesday, 31 March 2026.

Alongside revenue growth, net profit rose 25.7% to Rp 1 trillion in 2025. Meanwhile, EBITDA jumped 31% to Rp 1.5 trillion.

“This achievement reflects the company’s ability to develop capacity and expand operational scale in a disciplined and sustainable manner,” Evelyn added.

Over the past five years, DCI has consistently maintained growth for five consecutive years, along with its position as the market leader in Indonesia’s data centre industry. Since 2021, the company’s revenue has grown at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 30.7%, EBITDA at 28.7%, and net profit at 40%.

On the balance sheet side, total assets increased to Rp 6.6 trillion, growing at an average of 22.1% since 2021. Liabilities stood at Rp 2.6 trillion, with an average increase of 10.4%. Equity reached Rp 4 trillion, in line with profit growth throughout the year.

“This position demonstrates our commitment to continue expanding investments in data centre buildings to meet market demand,” Evelyn explained.

Furthermore, Evelyn emphasised the company’s focus on continuing investments to strengthen capacity and operational reliability, in line with the increasing demand for data centre services. The realisation of capital expenditure (capex) in 2026, Evelyn said, is on track with plans and will be prioritised for data centre capacity expansion.

“Going forward, we will continue to invest in a disciplined manner to maintain our position as the market leader,” Evelyn concluded.