JAKARTA - PT Pertamina (Persero) reported that the company's deposit to the government in 2023 decreased to IDR 304.7 trillion. The figure is smaller than the previous year which was recorded at IDR 307.2 trillion.

Just so you know, deposits to this country are in the form of tax payments, non-tax state revenues (PNBP), dividends, and bonus signatures.

Pertamina's Finance Director, Emma Srimen, revealed that the portion of tax payments from Pertamina has always been the largest in Pertamina's contribution to the government.

"The PNBP fluctuates because it is affected by the ICP. When the ICP grows, the PNBP also grows," Ema said in a Hearing Meeting with Commission VI of the DPR RI, Wednesday, June 12.

Then in terms of deposits originating from dividends, said Ema, it really depends on the provisions of the General Meeting of Shareholders (GMS). Ema explained that deposits to the state are still maintained above Rp300 trillion with an average growth of 34 percent since 2020.

"With yesterday's AGMS, we agreed that the Pertamina dividend was agreed not too big because Pertamina's CAPEX was very large," continued Ema.

Ema detailed that Pertamina's largest deposit to the state came from the tax sector which reached Rp224 trillion or 74 percent, followed by PNBP of Rp66 trillion and dividends set at the Annual General Meeting of Shareholders (AGMS) of Rp9.4 trillion.

"So we maintain that our cash is received at Pertamina because yesterday our capex was Rp. 100 trillion," continued Emma.


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