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Rancak Media – PT Bank Pembangunan Daerah Jawa Timur Tbk, commonly known as Bank Jatim, has announced a robust net profit of Rp 1.546 trillion for the fiscal year 2025. Following this impressive achievement, the Bank Jatim Annual General Meeting of Shareholders (AGM) has approved the distribution of a substantial dividend amounting to Rp 850 billion to its shareholders.
The decision to disburse dividends was revealed by President Director Winardi Legowo during the 2025 Annual General Meeting of Shareholders (RUPST), held at the Bank Jatim Head Office in Surabaya on Wednesday, May 6th. “In the 2025 Fiscal Year AGM, Bank Jatim successfully distributed a dividend of Rp 56.62 per share, bringing the total dividend payout to shareholders to Rp 850.17 billion,” Legowo stated.
According to Winardi, the total dividend payout represents 55 percent of the company’s net profit. This year’s dividend per share also marks an increase from the previous year’s Rp 54.71 per share. This consistent dividend distribution underscores the growing appeal of BJTM shares among investors. Based on Tuesday’s closing price of Rp 590 on May 5th, BJTM’s potential dividend yield is estimated to reach 9.6 percent.
Bank Jatim’s stellar performance received commendation from the Governor of East Java, Khofifah Indar Parawansa, who was present at the AGM. She highlighted the company’s success in maintaining a healthy balance between business expansion and operational performance quality. “Bank Jatim’s financial performance throughout 2025 demonstrates commendable achievements, reflected in asset growth, increased credit disbursement, and strengthened Third-Party Funds (DPK),” Khofifah remarked.
Bank Jatim’s consolidated asset performance in 2025 saw significant growth, increasing from Rp 118.14 trillion to Rp 168.85 trillion, a notable rise of approximately 42.93 percent compared to the previous year. Credit disbursement also experienced a surge, growing from Rp 75.35 trillion to Rp 110.50 trillion. Concurrently, Third-Party Funds (DPK) rose from Rp 90.01 trillion to Rp 127.24 trillion, marking a 41.36 percent increase.
In terms of consolidated profit and loss, interest income increased from Rp 8.28 trillion to Rp 10.16 trillion. Net interest income also strengthened, climbing from Rp 5.62 trillion to Rp 7.08 trillion. Bank Jatim’s net profit growth was recorded at 24.80 percent, rising from Rp 1.29 trillion to Rp 1.61 trillion, illustrating a consistent and positive performance trend for the company.
For its “Bank Only” category, Bank Jatim recorded a net profit of Rp 1.546 trillion for the 2025 fiscal year. This figure represents the highest profit among all Regional Development Banks (BPD) in Indonesia and stands as the company’s best performance in its history. “This achievement confirms that the growth attained is not merely quantitative but also supported by quality revenue and increasing business resilience,” Khofifah stated with evident pride.
Beyond the dividend announcement and financial results, the Bank Jatim AGM also approved changes to its management structure. Andry Wicaksono has been officially appointed as the Director of Risk Management. Meanwhile, Moh. Nasih, formerly a member of the Sharia Supervisory Board, has been appointed as an Independent Commissioner. Abdullah Syamsul Arifin will fill the vacancy as the new member of the Sharia Supervisory Board.
Summary
Bank Jatim achieved a record-breaking net profit of Rp 1.546 trillion for the 2025 fiscal year, marking its strongest performance to date. Following this success, the company announced a dividend distribution of Rp 850.17 billion, which translates to Rp 56.62 per share. This payout accounts for 55 percent of the bank’s total net profit and represents an increase over the previous year’s dividend.
The bank’s robust financial growth was characterized by a 42.93 percent increase in consolidated assets and significant surges in both credit disbursement and Third-Party Funds. Alongside these fiscal achievements, the Annual General Meeting approved key leadership changes, including the appointment of a new Director of Risk Management and an Independent Commissioner. These developments reflect the bank’s continued business expansion and strengthening operational resilience.
