TMAS Shares 40 Percent Dividend from Book Year Profit 2025

The Board of Directors of TMAS and the Board of Directors of TMAS Subsidiaries. (Photo: Special)

JAKARTA - The marine transportation services issuer (ship & container fleet), PT TEMAS Tbk (TMAS") announced a dividend distribution of IDR 228 billion. This amount is equivalent to IDR 4 per share or around 40 percent of the 2025 Annual Net Profit.

President Director of PT TEMAS Tbk, Ricky Effendi, said the Company has a policy where cash dividends will be distributed to all shareholders at least once a year. In accordance with the Company's policy, the dividend payout ratio to net profit for the current year is 30 percent if net profit exceeds Rp30 billion.

"For the 2025 financial year, the amount of dividends has received the approval of the Annual General Meeting of Shareholders (RUPST)," said Ricky in a Public Disclosure after holding the Annual General Meeting of Shareholders (RUPST) in Jakarta, Tuesday, June 2.

Ricky revealed that in facing 2026, the Company is optimistic in continuing the strategy pillars that have been announced, various strategic steps such as adding/modernizing new fleets and developing environmentally friendly ships continue to be continued. For 2025, the Company has added a net of seven new fleet ships which have increased the transport capacity by 17 percent.

The total fleet now reaches 57 ships with a carrying capacity of 28,542 TEUs and a deadweight of 464,701 DWT. In addition, the average age of the fleet is also improving, from 15 years in 2023 to 14 years in 2024 and down to 13 years in 2025.

"TMAS continues to strengthen business expansion amid the growth of the national container transportation industry. To support the development of operational capacity, TMAS has prepared a capital expenditure (capex) budget of IDR 2.5 trillion in 2026," said Ganny Zheng - Director of Business Development PT TEMAS Tbk.

Most of the capex will be allocated for the purchase of new ships to increase transportation capacity, fleet rejuvenation, procurement of tools to support port activities, and port infrastructure development.

"Entering 2026, the Company is committed to continuing fleet expansion as part of its operational scalability strategy. Our main focus is to increase service capacity while maintaining the company's efficiency and competitiveness," continued Ganny.

The company is also preparing the operation of the LNG plant which is targeted to start operating in the second half of 2026.

"In addition, we continue to expand integrated logistics services and continue BOT cooperation with PT Pelindo Terminal Petikemas for the expansion of the pier at Tanjung Priok from 340 meters to 485 meters as the foundation for long-term capacity," explained Ganny.

TMAS targets service revenue of IDR 5.53 trillion in 2026 or grows by more than 27 percent compared to the realization of revenue in 2025 which reached IDR 4.34 trillion. To support this target, the Company will optimize the capacity expansion that has been carried out to transform into the Company's growth engines, one of which is by opening new routes and increasing the load factor of each fleet.

The strategy pillar that was announced in the previous year is believed to build cost efficiency. The growth engine works more optimally due to more economical and environmentally friendly operations. This resilience ensures that the "growth engine" can continue to run stably in the long term and can provide sustainable growth for stakeholders.

"Service quality and fleet safety remain the Company's top priority in reference to national and international shipping industry standards," added Ricky.

Regarding global geopolitical developments, the Company remains self-aware and will continue to pay close attention, including tensions in the Middle East region. Although this does not have a direct impact on TMAS's business, international geopolitical conditions are one of the factors that affect fuel price volatility and global supply chain dynamics.