December 09, 2025
Jakarta, December 9, 2025. Throughout 2025, IPCC continued to demonstrate well-maintained operational performance by strengthening terminal services, as well as achieving competitive vehicle volumes amidst the dynamics of the automotive industry. Consistency and collaboration further strengthen IPCC's position as an internationally standardized vehicle terminal capable of maintaining stable performance while supporting the smooth operation of the national logistics supply chain. Various value-added service development initiatives and digitalization also contributed positively to IPCC's productivity throughout the year. With these performance and achievements, IPCC continues its commitment to providing added value to shareholders by determining the distribution of the Interim Dividend for the 2025 Financial Year.
IPCC, through a decision of the Board of Directors that has obtained approval from the Board of Commissioners on December 4, 2025, on the proposed determination of the distribution of Interim Dividends for the 2025 Fiscal Year. The total value to be distributed is IDR 47.57 billion, equivalent to IDR 26.1629 per share. This policy demonstrates management's commitment to maintaining strong financial governance while providing added value to investors in a sustainable manner. In addition, this policy also reflects IPCC's confidence in the strong business prospects and financial health until the end of 2025. In an effort to ensure the smooth distribution of dividends, IPCC has set the following schedule:
1. Dividends in the Regular and Negotiation Markets: December 16, 2025
2. Ex-Dividends in the Regular and Negotiation Markets: December 17, 2025
3. Recording Date for those entitled to Cash Dividends: December 18, 2025
4. Cum Dividends in the Cash Market: December 18, 2025
5. Ex-Dividends in the Cash Market: December 19, 2025
6. Cash Dividend Payment: January 7, 2026.
This increase is also supported by the strengthening of integrated services through Car Distribution Management (CDM), which is integrated with the Vehicle Distribution Center (VDC) for the process of receiving, storing, inspecting, and various value-added services before the vehicle is delivered. This series of services is complemented by In-Land Transportation which ensures the distribution of vehicles from the terminal to the dealer network runs faster and more efficiently. The integration of CDM, VDC, and In-Land Transportation further enhances the smoothness of the automotive supply chain and strengthens the IPCC vehicle logistics ecosystem. With a combination of strong financial performance, increasing volume of vehicles handled, and increasingly integrated services, IPCC continues to strengthen its competitiveness to deliver sustainable and competitive growth.
IPCC's strategic direction is reinforced through the launch of a new tagline that places greater emphasis on service integration and providing comprehensive added value, thus becoming a solution for service users, reflecting the transformational steps to provide increasingly integrated vehicle logistics services, from terminals to various value-added solutions for customers. In line with this, IPCC continues to promote strategic initiatives such as expanding partnerships with carmakers, digitizing operational processes, and increasing work pattern efficiency to strengthen its position in both domestic and international markets. IPCC believes that the combination of strong business fundamentals, good governance, and continuous innovation will be the main drivers of IPCC's future growth. "Through a targeted strategy and increasingly strong collaboration with stakeholders, Management is optimistic that it can make a greater contribution to the national vehicle logistics ecosystem and create sustainable value for shareholders," said Endah Dwi Liesly, IPCC Corporate Secretary.
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