Alamtri Resources Indonesia (ADRO) Umumkan Dividen Tunai Senilai US$447 Juta, Hampir 100% Laba Bersih 2025

Suara Pecari – 17 April 2026 | ADRO announces cash dividend of USD447.5 million for FY2025, equivalent to nearly 100% of net profit. The payout will be distributed in two installments, interim and final.

The shareholders meeting on 17 April 2026 approved the distribution. Net profit for the year was recorded at USD447.694 million.

An interim dividend of USD250 million was paid on 15 January 2026. The payment corresponds to Rp145.14 per share.

The remaining USD197.5 million will be paid as a final dividend. Analysts estimate the final amount to be around Rp117 per share.

With ADRO shares trading at approximately Rp2,530 intraday, the final dividend translates to a yield of about 4.6 percent. The yield is considered attractive for dividend‑seeking investors.

The dividend payout ratio jumps to 99.96 percent, nearly the full profit. This contrasts with the 36 percent ratio recorded in the prior fiscal year.

Only USD194,220, or roughly 0.04 percent of profit, will be retained as earnings. The retained amount is earmarked for operational needs and future expansion.

PT Alamri Resources Indonesia Tbk (ADRO) belongs to the Garibaldi group owned by Boy Thohir. The firm operates several coal mines in Central Kalimantan and supplies thermal coal to domestic power plants and overseas markets.

The board stated that the generous payout reflects confidence in the company’s cash‑flow stability. It also aims to enhance shareholder value after a strong earnings year.

Stock analysts on the Stockbit platform comment that a final dividend near Rp117 per share improves the overall dividend yield. They expect the move to boost ADRO’s appeal among income‑oriented investors.

The schedule for cum‑date, ex‑date and payment has not been announced. The board holds full discretion to set those dates.

The dividend decision highlights ADRO’s robust performance in 2025 and its policy of returning most profit to shareholders. It also signals a modest retained earnings buffer to support future growth initiatives.

Following the announcement, ADRO’s share price rose modestly in early trading, reflecting investor approval of the high dividend. The modest gain aligns with market expectations for cash‑rich mining stocks.

Compared with other Indonesian coal producers, ADRO’s payout ratio is among the highest, positioning it as a leading dividend payer in the sector. Peers such as PT Bukit Asam and PT Bumi Resources reported lower ratios around 30‑40 percent.

The Indonesian government’s recent policy encouraging higher dividend distributions for resource companies may have influenced ADRO’s decision. Regulators have signaled support for profit sharing to attract foreign capital.

Analysts caution that the sustainability of such a near‑full payout depends on stable coal prices and demand, which could be affected by global energy transition. Nevertheless, ADRO’s strong cash position and low debt provide a cushion against short‑term market volatility.