Bluebird Posts Rp5.7 Trillion in Revenue in 2025, Highest Since Technology Disruption

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JAKARTA - PT Blue Bird Tbk (BIRD) recorded the highest financial performance since the disruption of technology in the 2025 fiscal year. The company recorded revenue of IDR 5.7 trillion or grew 13.2 percent year on year (year on year/YoY), supported by solid performance across all business lines, both taxi and non-taxi.

In terms of profitability, Bluebird recorded EBITDA of IDR 1.34 trillion and net profit of IDR 643.4 billion, which also increased compared to the previous year. This achievement shows the company's ability to adapt in the midst of industry changes while surpassing pre-ride-hailing era performance.

President Director of PT Blue Bird Tbk, Andre Djokosoetono, said that this achievement was supported by continuous investment and service strengthening.

"This achievement reflects the consistency of performance amid investments for fleet rejuvenation, increased service readiness, and the development of digital capabilities," Andre said in his statement, Saturday, April 4.

Throughout 2025, the company added around 1,800 fleets so that the total fleet reached more than 26,000 units, including electric vehicles. Expansion is also carried out through an increase in the number of pools to 58 locations and more than 1,300 base points in various cities.

In terms of digital, the MyBluebird application recorded user growth of more than 30 percent. The contribution of bookings through the application reached around 40 percent of total transactions, while the Fixed Price feature experienced a two-fold increase in use.

Drive for Sustainability and Expansion 2026

Bluebird also continues its commitment to sustainability by adding an electric vehicle fleet in a number of cities, such as Jakarta, Surabaya, Bandung, and Medan.

In the social field, the company carries out various programs, including Kartini Bluebird, Bluebird Peduli Scholarship, and umrah program for driver partners and employees, which have reached more than 70,000 beneficiaries.

Entering 2026, Bluebird set a strategy of "Quick Action, Proper Service, Rapid Growth" to strengthen expansion into strategic cities and develop multi-modal mobility services.

The Company will also expand its distribution channels, both through digital platforms and partnerships, to reach the increasingly diverse customer needs without focusing on price competition.

"In the future, we will continue to drive sustainable growth through service quality, solution relevance, and precise execution," said Andre.