Tugu Insurance Records Rp1.02 Trillion in Insurance Service Results for 2025

Jakarta (ANTARA) - PT Asuransi Tugu Pratama Indonesia Tbk (Tugu Insurance) recorded an increase in insurance service results of 39.1 per cent year-on-year (yoy) from Rp736 billion in 2024 to Rp1.02 trillion in 2025. The subsidiary of PT Pertamina (Persero) with the stock code TUGU also demonstrated improved performance in terms of insurance service revenue, which rose 22.12 per cent yoy to Rp9.11 trillion, as well as gross written premiums that increased 12 per cent yoy to Rp6.37 trillion. “In terms of segments (the business lines that contributed the most), fire and property is the primary and remains dominant at 46.5 per cent, aviation at 12 per cent, and offshore at 10.5 per cent,” said President Director of Tugu Insurance, Adi Pramana, in a statement received in Jakarta on Saturday. He explained that this positive performance drove an increase in net operating revenues of 33.3 per cent yoy from Rp1.71 trillion in 2024 to Rp2.28 trillion last year. He stated that profit after tax also jumped to Rp711 billion in 2025 from Rp402 billion the previous year, or an increase of 77.1 per cent yoy. Meanwhile, other operating revenues grew 1.9 per cent yoy from Rp533 billion in 2024 to Rp543 billion in 2025. Adi said the company targets 9-10 per cent growth this year through eight development strategies. The first strategy, he continued, is to strengthen the business and financial portfolio. The company will also strive to maintain and optimise existing business lines. In addition, it prioritises developing business lines with high retention rates, optimising cash flow management and investment returns, as well as strengthening digital systems and data centres to make operations more efficient and integrated. “Then, (increasing capacity) in terms of human resources (HR), and the seventh strategy is strengthening branding and value proposition (the company’s identity, reputation, and brand perception in society). And the eighth strategy, we are also strengthening risk management,” said Adi Pramana.