Alamtri Resources Declares $250 Million Interim Dividend, Payout Set for Jan 15
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JAKARTA, Investortrust.id — PT Alamtri Resources Indonesia Tbk or ADRO declares an interim cash dividend of $250 million on Wednesday, Dec 17, 2025 in Jakarta as part of its 2025 financial year distribution, a move that reflects solid earnings and a strong balance sheet and is expected to support shareholder returns.
The decision was approved by the board of directors and commissioners and was disclosed to the Indonesia Stock Exchange on Thursday.
PT Alamtri Resources Indonesia Tbk stated that the interim dividend would be paid fully in cash and not in the form of equity securities or convertible instruments.
The company has not yet announced the dividend per share value. The cum dividend date on the regular and negotiated markets was set for Monday, Dec 29, 2025.
The cum dividend date on the cash market was scheduled for Friday, Jan 2, 2026. The dividend payment is scheduled to be distributed to shareholders on Thursday, Jan 15, 2026. The interim dividend was supported by the company’s financial performance through the third quarter of 2025.
ADRO booked net profit attributable to the parent entity of $301.59 million during the period. The company reported unrestricted retained earnings of $3.33 billion and total equity of $5.16 billion.
Previously, BRI Danareksa Sekuritas named PT Adaro Andalan Indonesia Tbk and ADRO as its top picks in the coal sector. The brokerage said short term upside for coal stocks remained open ahead of the winter season.
BRI Danareksa Sekuritas recommended both stocks as buys with target prices of Rp 9,850 for AADI and Rp 2,630 for ADRO. The research noted that domestic investor funds had started to increase exposure to coal stocks since August 2025, while foreign investor interest remained limited.
Analysts Kafi Ananta and Erindra Krisnawan said global coal demand was expected to stay weak through the end of 2025, although a price rebound could emerge heading into winter. “Market conditions remain under pressure due to weaker imports from China and India and high inventory levels, while supply from Indonesia has started to tighten,” they wrote.