JAKARTA INDONESIA (ISL News) — Shipping company PT Samudera Indonesia Tbk. (IDX: SMDR) posted a net profit distributed to owners of the parent entity of US$43.1 million or Rp716.81 billion (exchange rate of Rp16,636 per US dollar) in the third quarter of 2025.
In its financial report, Samudera Indonesia's net profit rose 4.2% year on year (YoY) compared to net profit in the same period the previous year of US$41.34 million or Rp687.86 million.
Samudera Indonesia's profit growth is in line with service revenues, which rose 7.94% year-on-year to US$571.55 million in Q3/2025, compared to US$529.49 million in Q3/2024.
Samudera Indonesia's largest revenue came from the shipping and agency services segment, generating US$465.26 million, up 12.37% year-on-year. The logistics and port services segment contributed US$113.47 million, down 5.6% year-on-year. The other business segment contributed US$19.89 million, up 6.68% year-on-year.
Samudera Indonesia President Director Bani M. Mulia stated that Samudera Indonesia's revenue has not yet returned to its 2022 levels. However, from 2023 to 2025, there has been a steady upward trend in revenue. "This indicates a reversal in performance, influenced by the dynamics of global trade freight rates . The growth so far has been encouraging," Bani stated at the Public Expose event held online on Thursday afternoon (October 30, 2025).
On the balance sheet, Samudera Indonesia also recorded total assets of US$1.37 billion with liabilities of US$615.54 million. The company's equity reached US$760.85 million.
Meanwhile, SMDR recorded a 6.96% YoY decline in cash and cash equivalents at the end of the period to US$329.15 million in Q3/2025, compared to US$353.79 million in Q3/2024.
Financial Statement Highlights Through September 2025 (USD Million)
Income: 571.6 (Up 8%)
EBITDA: 147.8 (Up 12%)
Operating Profit: 71.9 (Up 1%)
Net Profit: 43.1 (Up 4%)
Balance Sheet
Kas & Setara Kas : 329.2
Current Assets: 612.6
Short Term Debt : 256.1
Long Term Debt: 359.5
Equity : 760.8
Total Assets : 1,376.4
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Regarding CAPEX realization, Bani M Mulia stated that in September 2025, Samudera will receive a new vessel named MV Sinar Carita, with a capacity of 2,700 TEUs, or approximately 40,000 tons. "The vessel has met Tier 3 Compliance, allowing it to operate in European waters, and is equipped with a shore power connection for fuel efficiency at the port. If the ports are developed, these facilities will be provided," said Bani M Mulia.
In addition, Bani M Mulia continued, Samudera Indonesia has also established a subsidiary, Samudera Japan Kabushiki Kaisha (Samudera Japan KK) in Tokyo, Japan, in October 2025.
"This is a Limited Liability Company, as in Indonesia. This company will enter the domestic market in Japan, where Japan is an island nation with many ports that distribute its goods via ships to Japanese domestic ports," said Bani.
The Samudera Japan KK company, said Bani, will also provide or distribute skilled workers (HR) from Indonesia to be employed in companies in Japan.
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Samudera is one of the pioneers of the shipping industry in Indonesia, providing integrated shipping, port, and logistics services and supporting services with an extensive network both in Indonesia and internationally.
Samudera owns and operates stevedoring companies in major and remote ports in Indonesia and holds long-term concessions to operate container and multi-purpose ports in Jakarta and Palaran. In the logistics business, Samudera owns and operates supply chain and logistics facilities such as distribution centers, warehouses, container depots, and supporting transportation logistics services. PT Samudera Indonesia Tbk has been listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange since 1999.
Starting the dynamic year of 2025, Samudera successfully responded to the challenges by achieving financial performance exceeding the predetermined targets and optimistically recorded good performance until the final quarter.
(ISL News Editorial Team/Corcom Samudera Indonesia).
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