Pertamina's Revenue Reaches IDR 1,167 Trillion Amid Strong Energy Performance

PT Pertamina (Persero) announced robust financial results for the 2025 fiscal year, posting revenues of IDR 1,167.99 trillion. This performance underscores the resilience of Indonesia's national energy sector amidst global market dynamics and economic challenges affecting the oil and gas industry.

The company's financial health was further demonstrated by an EBITDA of IDR 188.33 trillion and a net profit reaching IDR 55.20 trillion. Pertamina's President Director, Simon Aloysius Mantiri, stated that these achievements reflect the company's strong business fundamentals and the effectiveness of its strategies across all business lines. He emphasized that Pertamina not only strengthens national energy security but also supports the transition to lower-carbon energy, contributes to the national economy, and maintains healthy, sustainable finances.

Beyond its financial performance, Pertamina made a substantial contribution to the state, amounting to IDR 360.76 trillion through taxes, non-tax state revenues (PNBP), and dividends. The company also realized domestic investments of approximately IDR 97.20 trillion and recorded domestic procurement spending of IDR 531.5 trillion.

Operational highlights include maintaining oil and gas production above 1 million barrels of oil equivalent per day (BOEPD) in the upstream sector. In refining, Pertamina's refineries achieved a valuable product yield of 83.7 percent, an increase from the previous year, processing 333 million barrels. The downstream sector remained strong, with Pertamina supplying about 70 percent of the national fuel needs. Gas transmission volume grew 4 percent to 587 BSCF, while gas trading volume reached 305 million MMBTU. The company also transported 172 million kiloliters of cargo and produced 8,711 GWh of electricity from new and renewable energy sources, a 3 percent increase. Pertamina's decarbonization efforts in 2025 successfully reduced carbon emissions by 2.27 million tons of CO2e, supporting the net-zero emission target.