Rancak Media – JAKARTA — PT Segar Kumala Indonesia Tbk. (BUAH), a prominent distributor of fresh fruits and food products, has announced a final cash dividend payout of IDR 25 billion, equivalent to IDR 12.5 per share. This significant decision was formally approved during the company’s Annual General Meeting of Shareholders (AGMS) held in Jakarta on Tuesday, May 26, 2026.
With this final distribution, the total dividend payout by BUAH for the 2025 financial year reaches an impressive IDR 50 billion. This sum includes an interim dividend of IDR 25 billion that was previously distributed, underscoring the company’s consistent commitment to its shareholders.
Renny Lauren, President Director of BUAH, emphasized that this dividend distribution serves as a clear testament to the company’s unwavering commitment to maintaining shareholder trust. She noted that this is particularly crucial amidst the dynamic shifts occurring in both global and domestic markets. “This step demonstrates the company’s commitment to safeguarding the confidence of our shareholders in a highly dynamic local and global market environment,” Lauren stated, reiterating the company’s focus on stability and reliability.
Financially, BUAH has reported robust performance, achieving a revenue of IDR 3.27 trillion. This represents a substantial 47.7% increase compared to the previous year’s realization of IDR 2.21 trillion. Furthermore, the company’s net profit surged to IDR 50.4 billion, marking an impressive 42.8% growth from the 2024 net profit of IDR 35.3 billion, showcasing strong operational efficiency and market presence.
Despite prevailing challenging global economic conditions and fluctuating public purchasing power, BUAH remains steadfast in its ambitious expansion plans for the current year. Renny Lauren confirmed that the company would allocate approximately IDR 12 billion in capital expenditure (capex) for 2026, consistent with the previous year’s allocation. This strategic investment is primarily aimed at strengthening its vital cold chain infrastructure and facilitating the opening of new branch offices to enhance market penetration.
As part of its expansion strategy, BUAH has already successfully launched a new branch in Lampung, effectively reinforcing its market presence across Sumatra. Looking ahead, the company is poised to further extend its reach by developing an additional new branch in Gorontalo, signaling aggressive yet calculated growth. “This expansion strategy is executed with very strict prudential principles. The IDR 12 billion capex is dedicated to the development of these two new branches,” Renny Lauren elaborated, highlighting the careful consideration behind each move.
Lauren added that the company’s focus remains firmly on strategic locations identified for their strong investment potential and promising market growth. She proudly noted BUAH’s consistent revenue growth, even in an era where consumers are increasingly embracing “smart spending.” The company’s strategy has always centered on optimizing real consumer consumption patterns and diligently ensuring supply availability, deliberately avoiding speculation on unconventional products.
“BUAH chooses to optimize existing real consumption patterns, ensure supply availability, and maximize penetration potential in various regions,” she affirmed. Through this meticulously implemented “prudent growth” approach, BUAH is highly optimistic about its ability to effectively mitigate the impacts of exchange rate fluctuations and rising logistics costs, thereby sustaining solid net profit margins throughout 2026.
Summary
PT Segar Kumala Indonesia Tbk. (BUAH) has announced a final cash dividend payout of IDR 25 billion, or IDR 12.5 per share, for the 2025 financial year, approved at its AGMS. This brings the total dividend for the year to IDR 50 billion, showcasing the company’s commitment to shareholder trust. Financially, BUAH reported robust performance with revenue surging 47.7% to IDR 3.27 trillion and net profit growing 42.8% to IDR 50.4 billion.
Despite global economic challenges, BUAH is proceeding with ambitious expansion plans for 2026, allocating IDR 12 billion in capital expenditure. This investment is aimed at strengthening its cold chain infrastructure and opening new branch offices, including one already launched in Lampung and another planned for Gorontalo. The company’s “prudent growth” approach focuses on optimizing real consumption patterns and ensuring supply availability to sustain solid net profit margins.
