JAKARTA — Automotive specialist workshop PT Jantra Grupo Indonesia Tbk. (KAQI) has announced a leadership shake-up following its Extraordinary General Meeting of Shareholders (EGMS) held on Wednesday, May 20, 2026. During the meeting, the company also confirmed its commitment to fully utilizing its remaining IPO proceeds by the first half of 2026.
In a strategic management shift, shareholders approved the honorable resignation of Dodon Tri Koeswardana as Director. To fill the vacancy, the company appointed Simon Arosokhi Gulo, who will also serve as Corporate Secretary until a definitive official is appointed. KAQI President Director Imam Sujono highlighted that Simon brings extensive expertise in corporate secretarial duties, corporate law, and the implementation of good corporate governance (GCG).
“Simon possesses strong competencies in compliance, ISO 31000-based risk management, and stakeholder relations,” Imam stated during the announcement.
An alumnus of Pancasila University with a Bachelor of Law degree, Simon has a proven track record in leadership, previously holding positions such as Corporate Secretary and General Manager at various public companies, as well as serving as a member of the Audit Committee and President Director of PT Sarana Bangun Sukses.
The updated management structure of KAQI is as follows:
Board of Commissioners:
- President Commissioner: Jantra Al Rasyid
- Independent Commissioner: Febby Adriyani Tiwon
Board of Directors:
- President Director: Imam Sujono
- Director: Simon Arosokhi Gulo
Beyond leadership updates, shareholders ratified the adjustment of the company’s business classification (KBLI) in accordance with the Central Statistics Agency Regulation Number 7 of 2025. Reflecting on the 2025 financial year during the Annual General Meeting of Shareholders (AGMS), Imam described it as a pivotal phase for strengthening operations, financial management, and long-term strategic positioning.
Looking ahead to 2026, the company’s core focus includes enhancing human resource quality, digitizing operational and customer service systems, diversifying product offerings, and expanding its operational footprint. “While Java remains our primary market, we have a phased plan to expand our presence into Sumatra and Sulawesi,” Imam explained. Additionally, KAQI is preparing for the future by integrating strategies centered on electric and autonomous vehicle services.
The company’s growth remains robust; throughout 2025, KAQI recorded revenue of Rp76.84 billion, representing a 33.62% increase from the previous year’s Rp57.51 billion. This growth was driven by aggressive business expansion and strengthened brand positioning. Consequently, gross profit rose by 19.45% to Rp38.17 billion, while net profit grew by 3.11% to Rp9.4 billion. Total assets also saw a significant surge of 81.8%, reaching Rp137.9 billion compared to Rp75.86 billion in 2024, largely due to investments in fixed assets and equipment funded by the IPO.
Regarding capital allocation, shareholders approved the decision to retain all 2025 net profit as a general reserve, opting not to distribute dividends. “This decision was made to bolster our capital structure and support the company’s long-term growth strategy,” noted Imam.
As of December 31, 2025, KAQI has realized Rp48.5 billion, or 97.83%, of its total IPO proceeds, which were channeled into capital expenditure, operational needs, and loans to subsidiaries. The remaining balance of Rp1.07 billion is currently held in liquid bank deposits. The company expects to fully utilize these remaining funds in line with its prospectus by the first half of 2026.
Summary
PT Jantra Grupo Indonesia Tbk. (KAQI) has appointed Simon Arosokhi Gulo as a new Director following an Extraordinary General Meeting of Shareholders. The company also ratified adjustments to its business classification and confirmed that nearly all IPO proceeds have been utilized, with the remaining balance expected to be fully deployed by the first half of 2026.
Driven by a 33.62% revenue increase in 2025, KAQI is prioritizing operational digitization, human resource development, and geographic expansion into Sumatra and Sulawesi. To support these long-term growth objectives and electric vehicle service integration, the company has decided to retain all 2025 net profits as a general reserve rather than distributing dividends.
