Rancak Media – , JAKARTA — The buyback price for Antam gold has experienced a significant double-digit surge, continuing its upward trajectory until Friday, November 14, 2025.
According to data from Logam Mulia, the Antam gold buyback price climbed by Rp2,000, reaching Rp2,263,000 on Friday (November 14, 2025). This impressive position reflects a remarkable 65.78% increase for the current year-to-date period of 2025, signaling a robust performance in the precious metal market.
Despite this substantial gain, the Antam gold buyback price still lags behind its all-time high (ATH) of Rp2,336,000, which was recorded on October 21, 2025. This indicates there may still be room for further appreciation, keeping investors keenly watching market movements.
Understanding gold buyback is crucial for investors. It refers to the transaction of selling gold back to the issuer or seller, whether in the form of bullion, bars, or jewelry. Typically, the price offered for a buyback is lower than the prevailing market selling price at that moment.
Nonetheless, a gold buyback can still yield substantial profits if there is a significant spread between the original purchase price and the current buyback offer. This profit potential is a key attraction for investors in the dynamic gold market.
Investors should also be aware of the tax implications. In accordance with PMK No 34/PMK.10/2017, the resale of gold bars to Antam exceeding a nominal value of Rp10 million is subject to PPh 22 (Income Tax Article 22). This tax is levied at 1.5% for holders of a Taxpayer Identification Number (NPWP) and 3% for those without an NPWP. Importantly, this PPh 22 on buyback transactions is directly deducted from the total buyback value, simplifying the tax process for sellers.
As is widely known, the fluctuations in Antam’s gold buyback price are closely correlated with the movements of gold prices in the global market. This intrinsic link means domestic gold investors must constantly monitor international economic indicators and precious metal trends.
Previously reported by Bisnis, the global spot gold price rebounded into the green zone during trading today, Friday (November 14, 2025) morning Indonesia time, corresponding to Thursday evening in the United States. At 06:53 WIB, gold strengthened by 0.3% to reach US$4,184.89, reflecting renewed investor confidence.
This notable price level signifies an increase of US$13.37 compared to the previous day’s closing price. In contrast, the preceding trading day saw gold experience its first decline in five days, falling by 0.6%, highlighting the market’s volatility.
The earlier dip in spot gold prices was attributed to dwindling expectations of imminent interest rate cuts, especially as the US government resumed operations after a temporary shutdown. Currently, investors remain unconvinced that the delayed official data, following the longest US government shutdown, will provide sufficient justification for the Federal Reserve to implement interest rate reductions, contributing to ongoing market uncertainty.
