ANTAM Boosts 2025 Dividend by 38% to Rp5.05 Trillion
PT ANTAM has raised its 2025 cash dividend by 38%, distributing Rp5.05 trillion to shareholders, reflecting strong profitability and a sustained commitment to shareholder returns.
- 38% increase in 2025 cash dividend to Rp5.05 trillion
- Dividend payout represents 70% of net profit
- Rp209.99 per share and Rp1,049.94 per ASX CDI
- Maintains minimum 30% dividend payout policy
- Awarded Most Consistent Dividend Policy in 2026
Significant Dividend Increase Reflects Strong Profitability
PT ANTAM (Persero) Tbk (ASX:ATM) has announced a substantial 38% increase in its cash dividend for fiscal year 2025, distributing Rp5.05 trillion compared to Rp3.65 trillion the previous year. This dividend payment, made on 10 July 2026, translates to Rp209.98867 per ordinary share and Rp1,049.94335 per CHESS Depository Interest (CDI) for investors on the Australian Securities Exchange, where one CDI represents five ANTAM Series B shares.
Dividend Payout Policy Balances Returns and Growth
ANTAM’s dividend payout represents 70% of the profit attributable to owners, well above its stated minimum payout policy of 30% of net profit after tax. The company emphasises this policy as a cornerstone of its approach to delivering consistent shareholder returns while maintaining financial flexibility for ongoing business development. President Director Untung Budiharto highlighted that the dividend underscores ANTAM’s sustained profitability and its role in supporting Indonesia’s economic growth.
Consistent Dividend Payer Among Indonesia’s Leading Firms
ANTAM continues to be a prominent issuer in the Indonesia Stock Exchange’s High Dividend20 Index, reflecting its track record of regular cash dividend payments over the past three years and a relatively high dividend yield. This consistency was recognised recently when ANTAM received the Most Consistent Dividend Policy award at the 16th Institutional Investor Corporate Awards 2026 organised by Alpha Southeast Asia.
Implications for Investors and Market Position
The dividend boost follows ANTAM’s record financial performance in 2025, with a doubling of net profit to Rp7.92 trillion, driven by strong domestic demand and operational efficiency. This payout increase reinforces the company’s commitment to returning value to shareholders amid ongoing investments in nickel downstreaming and battery ecosystem projects, positioning ANTAM as a key player in Indonesia’s mining and sustainable development sectors.
Bottom Line?
ANTAM’s robust dividend increase signals strong earnings and a disciplined approach to balancing shareholder returns with growth investments.
Questions in the middle?
- Can ANTAM sustain its high dividend payout amid ongoing capital demands for downstream projects?
- How will evolving Indonesian mining regulations impact ANTAM’s profitability and dividend policy?
- What role will ANTAM’s dividend strategy play in attracting international investors via ASX CDIs?
