JAKARTA &ndash; PT Petrosea Tbk (PTRO), a company owned by conglomerate Prajogo Pangestu, recorded net profit of USD 28.80 million as of 31 December 2025, soaring 197% year-on-year, or nearly three times higher than USD 9.69 million in 2024.
The surge in the company&rsquo;s net profit was supported by revenue growth, which also increased 28% to USD 886.45 million.
Based on the company&rsquo;s financial statements, all business segments recorded growth except for the services segment. Coal sales also declined 18.9% to USD 52 million.
However, PTRO&rsquo;s two main business pillars &mdash; mining as well as construction and engineering &mdash; rose 34.2% and 26.9% respectively to USD 389.3 million and USD 379.8 million.
Meanwhile, the contribution from the company&rsquo;s new business segment, offshore oil and gas EPCI, has now reached USD 32.9 million, or 3.7% of PTRO&rsquo;s total revenue in 2025.
This achievement aligns with PTRO&rsquo;s target to generate 4% of its revenue in 2025 from the offshore EPCI segment, particularly following the acquisition of the Hafar Group.
Cost of revenue also increased 28.9%, but gross profit still rose 24% to USD 112.22 million, although the margin slipped slightly from 13% to 12.65%.
Furthermore, a significant increase in other income pushed the company&rsquo;s profit before tax up 399.2% to USD 39.3 million.
From the balance sheet perspective, the company&rsquo;s liabilities jumped 106% to USD 1.27 billion as of 31 December 2025, lifting total assets by 82% to USD 1.58 billion.
Most recently, IDNFinancials.com reported that PTRO is pushing expansion and operational synergies by acquiring majority stakes in PT Nusantara Arung Samudera (NAS) and PT Vista Maritim Asia (VMA) on 24 February 2026.
Anto Broto, PTRO&rsquo;s corporate secretary, explained that the acquisition of the two entities was carried out through two indirect PTRO subsidiaries, PT Petrosindo Sinergi Samudera (PSS) and PT Petrosindo Sinergi Alur (PSA). (DK/ZH)

EPCI contribution targets achieved as PTRO revenue rises 28%. Net profit skyrockets 197%.

PTRO net profit surges 197% in 2025 as offshore EPCI targets met

JAKARTA - PT Petrosea Tbk (PTRO)&nbsp;mengumumkan telah melakukan pengambilalihan mayoritas saham di PT Nusantara Arung Samudera (NAS) dan PT Vista Maritim Asia (VMA) pada 24 Februari 2026.
Dalam keterangan tertulis Perseroan Rabu (25/2), Anto Broto, Corporate Secretary PTRO, menjelaskan bahwa pengambilalihan dilakukan melalui anak usaha tidak langsung PTRO.
PTRO melalui PT Petrosindo Sinergi Alur (PSA) menandatangani perjanjian pembelian 55% saham VMA, terdiri atas 50% saham dari Lius Kastomo dan 5% saham dari Jalu Yogo Santoso, dari seluruh modal ditempatkan dan disetor VMA.
Sementara itu, PTRO melalui PT Petrosindo Sinergi Samudera (PSS) menandatangani perjanjian pembelian 55% saham NAS, yang berasal dari 45% saham Karen Nathani dan 10% saham Maifian Juni Candra, dari seluruh modal ditempatkan dan disetor NAS.
Setelah transaksi ini, PSS dan PSA masing-masing memiliki 550 lembar saham senilai Rp550 juta, setara dengan 55% kepemilikan di NAS dan VMA.
NAS dan VMA bergerak di bidang pelayanan kepelabuhanan laut, sementara PSS dan PSA merupakan anak usaha tidak langsung PTRO dengan kepemilikan saham sebesar 99%.
&ldquo;Pengambilalihan saham ini akan memperkuat sinergi operasional melalui integrasi rantai nilai pit-to-port guna mendukung ekspansi usaha Perseroan,&rdquo; ujar Anto.
Anto menambahkan bahwa, transaksi pengambilalihan saham VMA akan memberikan dampak positif terhadap peningkatan kinerja operasional Perseroan.
&ldquo;Selain itu, transaksi ini merupakan bagian dari strategi pengembangan operasional Perseroan untuk meningkatkan sinergi antar entitas dalam Perseroan,&rdquo; tutup Anto.
Dari segi kinerja saham, pada perdagangan sesi satu hari ini, Rabu (25/2), hingga pukul 10.56 WIB, harga saham PTRO turun 2,63% ke Rp6.475 per lembar. Dalam lima hari trakhir saja, saham PTRO turun hingga 15,08% dan merosot 22,22% dalam sebulan. (DK)

PTRO ambil 55% saham NAS & VMA, perkuat sinergi pit-to-port dan ekspansi usaha.