JAKARTA — PT Segar Kumala Indonesia Tbk. (BUAH), a leading distributor of fresh fruit and other food products, has announced a significant final cash dividend distribution of Rp25 billion, equating to Rp12.5 per share. This pivotal decision was ratified during the company’s Annual General Meeting of Shareholders (AGMS) held in Jakarta on Tuesday, May 26, 2026. This final payout brings the total dividends for the 2025 financial year to an impressive Rp50 billion, following an earlier interim dividend of Rp25 billion.
Renny Lauren, President Director of BUAH, underscored the strategic importance of this dividend distribution. She highlighted that this move serves as a tangible demonstration of the company’s unwavering commitment to maintaining shareholder trust, particularly amidst the dynamic and often unpredictable shifts within both global and domestic markets. This steadfast approach aims to reassure investors of BUAH’s dedication to rewarding their confidence and loyalty.
The decision to disburse such a substantial dividend is underpinned by BUAH’s stellar financial performance in the 2025 financial year. The company reported a remarkable revenue of Rp3.27 trillion, marking a substantial 47.7% increase from the previous year’s Rp2.21 trillion. Furthermore, BUAH’s net profit soared to Rp50.4 billion, reflecting a robust 42.8% growth compared to Rp35.3 billion in 2024, showcasing robust operational efficiency and market expansion.
Despite ongoing challenges posed by the global economic landscape and fluctuating consumer purchasing power, BUAH is firmly committed to its ambitious expansion agenda for 2026. Renny Lauren confirmed that the company would strategically allocate its capital expenditure (capex) to strengthen its critical cold chain infrastructure and facilitate the opening of new branches. An allocation of approximately Rp12 billion has been earmarked for capex, consistent with the previous year’s investment.
The company has already made significant strides in its expansion efforts, having successfully launched a new branch in Lampung to enhance its market penetration across Sumatra. Looking ahead, BUAH plans to further extend its reach by developing another new branch in Gorontalo. Renny Lauren emphasized that this growth strategy is executed with the utmost prudence, stating, “This expansion strategy is executed with very strict prudential principles. The Rp12 billion capex is specifically for the development of these two new branches.” The focus remains on strategically vital locations that promise strong investment potential and significant market growth.
Renny Lauren further elaborated on BUAH’s consistent revenue growth, attributing it to the company’s acute understanding of the evolving consumer trend towards “smart spending.” Rather than speculating on unconventional products, BUAH’s core strategy revolves around optimizing real public consumption patterns and diligently ensuring a stable supply chain. She stated, “BUAH chose to optimize existing real public consumption patterns, ensure supply availability, and maximize penetration potential in various regions.”
Through this meticulous and prudent growth approach, BUAH expresses strong optimism in its ability to effectively mitigate the impacts of exchange rate fluctuations and rising logistics costs. The company is confident that this strategic foresight will enable it to maintain solid net profit margins throughout 2026, solidifying its position as a resilient and profitable market leader.
Summary
PT Segar Kumala Indonesia Tbk. (BUAH) announced a final cash dividend of Rp25 billion, bringing the total for the 2025 financial year to Rp50 billion, demonstrating its commitment to shareholder trust. This significant payout follows the company’s robust financial performance in 2025, with revenue reaching Rp3.27 trillion (a 47.7% increase) and net profit soaring to Rp50.4 billion (a 42.8% growth).
For 2026, BUAH is set to invest approximately Rp12 billion in capital expenditure to strengthen its cold chain infrastructure and open new branches, including a recently launched branch in Lampung and a planned one in Gorontalo. The company attributes its consistent revenue growth to optimizing real public consumption patterns and ensuring supply chain stability, expressing strong optimism to maintain solid net profit margins despite economic challenges.