GIS Books Revenue Of IDR 25.3 Trillion To The Third Quarter Of 2025, Regional Sales Increase By 18 Percent

JAKARTA - PT Semen Indonesia (Persero) Tbk (SIG) recorded solid performance until the third quarter of 2025 with consolidated revenues reaching IDR 25.30 trillion. This achievement shows SIG's ability to maintain positive growth amid the challenges of the domestic cement market which is still sluggish.

"The period from January to September 2025, sales volume was 27.46 million tons and revenue was recorded at IDR 25.30 trillion," said SIG Corporate Secretary, Vita Mahreyni, in a statement in Jakarta, Sunday.

Of the total income, the cost of revenue reached IDR 20.31 trillion, while EBITDA (profit before interest, tax, depreciation, and amortization) was recorded at IDR 3.28 trillion. The profit for the period attributable to owners of the parent entity reached IDR 114.84 billion.

Vita explained that GIS continues to carry out business transformation by strengthening domestic market management and expanding penetration in regional areas. The move has proven to provide positive results amid a slowdown in domestic cement consumption.

Until the third quarter of 2025, regional sales of GIS reached 6.08 million tons, or an increase of 18 percent (year-on-year) compared to the same period the previous year of 5.16 million tons.

"SIG is also committed to strengthening its position in the domestic cement industry through micro market management and leadership in various national projects," said Vita.

According to him, the strategy resulted in stable sales growth in the third quarter and became a major contributor to total domestic sales during the first nine months of 2025.

In terms of efficiency, GIS managed to reduce the cost of revenue down 0.6 percent yoy and operating expenses (outside income and other expenses) fell 2.3 percent yoy.

"Thanks to the implementation of good financial governance, GIS has also managed to record a net financial cost of 35.5 percent yoy, thereby strengthening overall financial performance," explained Vita.

He added that this positive result reflects SIG's ability to maintain business profitability and resilience amid market challenges.

"By continuing to be adaptive and innovative, SIG is optimistic that it can maintain profitability and continue to provide added value for all stakeholders," explained Vita.

As part of the sustainable transformation, GIS is also actively promoting low-carbon cement and its derivative products as a form of support for the green and sustainable development agenda.

"SIG has a variety of innovative and environmentally friendly building materials solutions for various types of development, thus providing flexibility for customers in determining choices according to their needs," he said.

In addition, GIS also positively welcomes various strategic government programs that have the potential to increase demand for cement, such as the construction of three million houses, the Giant Sea Wall project, and the construction of Free Nutrition Food Kitchen (MBG) facilities, the Red and White Village Cooperative, and the People's School.

"With its various cement products and innovative derivatives and wide distribution network support, GIS is ready to contribute in supporting the success of development projects throughout Indonesia," said Vita.