Paperocks Indonesia's Sales Growth 4.9 Percent in 2025

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JAKARTA - PT Paperocks Indonesia Tbk (PPRI) recorded sales of IDR 154.8 billion in 2025, up 4.9 percent from the same period in the previous year of IDR 147.6 billion. PPRI also recorded gross profit of IDR 23.7 billion or up 0.18 percent from the same period in the previous year of IDR 23.6 billion.

"This achievement proves that in the midst of prolonged geopolitical tensions, market volatility, energy supply chain disruptions, and global growth slowdown, the Company is able to maintain its performance to continue to grow and develop," said Paperocks President Director, Irsyad Hanif to reporters at the Annual General Meeting of Shareholders and Public Disclosure of the Company in Jakarta, Thursday, June 18.

Irsyad added, in the second quarter of 2026, PPRI projected the Company's financial performance would reach a sales target of IDR 80.53 billion, or an increase of 2.7 percent compared to the realization of revenue in the same period in the previous year. Gross profit is targeted to reach IDR 12.88 billion, or an increase of 6.01 percent compared to the realization of the Company's gross profit in the same period in the previous year.

"As for the current year's profit, the Company projects a figure of IDR 1.89 billion, or an increase of 5.07 percent compared to the realization of the current year's profit in the same period in the previous year," explained Irsyad.

To achieve this target, said Irsyad, the Company is committed to improving product and service quality to optimize the Company's performance, as well as creating environmentally friendly products. The Company will also continue to optimize existing markets and be more aggressive in adding new markets.

"Through the right business strategy, we believe the Company's performance will continue to grow," said Irsyad.

Food Packaging Industry Outlook

Irsyad explained, based on data from the Ministry of Industry, the gross domestic product (GDP) of the food and beverage industry or national mamin grew by 6.49 percent. This figure is higher than the growth of the GDP of the non-oil and gas processing industry which is 5.58 percent.

"The Indonesian food and beverage industry has great growth potential because it is supported by natural resources and increasing domestic demand," said Irsyad.

Towards Sustainable Business

The Ministry of Industry (Kemenperin) has started to encourage the diversification of packaging raw materials to reduce industry dependence on plastic. Currently, the share of paper packaging has reached around 28 percent of the total packaging industry, while plastic-based flexible packaging still dominates up to 48 percent.

The company announced an increase in the percentage of environmentally friendly materials used in marketed products. Irsyad said that PPRI focuses its efforts on the packaging industry by using the main material of paper which is a renewable resource.

In addition, continued Irsyad, PPRI is actively introducing recycled products to provide a positive impact for customers, employees, and the surrounding environment. "This is indeed our commitment from the beginning, to contribute positively to maintaining environmental sustainability and providing sustainable benefits for all parties," said Irsyad again.