Flooring Guide by Cinvex — JAKARTA — PT Jantra Grupo Indonesia Tbk. (KAQI), a specialist in automotive undercarriage services, has announced a leadership reshuffle and outlined its strategic financial roadmap following its Extraordinary General Meeting of Shareholders (EGMS) held on Wednesday, May 20, 2026.
During the EGMS, shareholders officially approved the departure of Dodon Tri Koeswardana from his position as director. To ensure operational continuity, the company appointed Simon Arosokhi Gulo as the new director. Gulo will concurrently serve as the Corporate Secretary until a permanent official is appointed. KAQI President Director Imam Sujono highlighted that Gulo brings extensive expertise in corporate governance, legal affairs, and regulatory compliance to the leadership team.
Key Strategic Appointments and Compliance
Imam Sujono praised the new director’s background, stating, “Simon possesses strong competence in compliance, ISO 31000-based risk management, and stakeholder engagement.” A law graduate from Pancasila University, Gulo previously held roles as Corporate Secretary and General Manager at various publicly traded companies, served on Audit Committees, and acted as the President Director of PT Sarana Bangun Sukses.
Following the meeting, the updated management structure for 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
Additionally, shareholders approved an update to the company’s business classification (KBLI) to align with Statistics Indonesia (BPS) Regulation No. 7 of 2025.
Operational Growth and Future Outlook
Reflecting on the 2025 fiscal year during the Annual General Meeting of Shareholders (AGMS), Imam described it as a strategic phase marked by operational strengthening and financial optimization. Moving into 2026, the company’s primary focus includes human resource development, the digitalization of operational and customer service systems, product diversification, and regional expansion. While Java remains the core market, KAQI plans to penetrate the Sumatra and Sulawesi regions in stages. Looking ahead, the company is also initiating a transformation to prepare for the era of electric and autonomous vehicles.
Financial Performance and IPO Utilization
KAQI demonstrated robust financial health in 2025, recording a revenue of Rp76.84 billion, a 33.62% increase from the previous year’s Rp57.51 billion. Gross profit rose by 19.45% to Rp38.17 billion, while net profit grew by 3.11% to reach Rp9.4 billion. Total assets saw a significant surge of 81.8%, climbing to Rp137.9 billion from Rp75.86 billion, driven by capital expenditure funded partly by the company’s IPO proceeds.
To support long-term growth and solidify the capital structure, shareholders decided to allocate the entire 2025 net profit to the general reserve, resulting in no dividend distribution for the year.
Regarding capital management, KAQI reported that by December 31, 2025, it had successfully realized 97.83% of its IPO funds, amounting to Rp48.5 billion. These funds were allocated to capital expenditures, operational needs, and loans to subsidiaries. The remaining Rp1.07 billion is currently held in liquid bank deposits. The company aims to fully utilize the remaining IPO proceeds in accordance 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 its recent Extraordinary General Meeting of Shareholders, replacing Dodon Tri Koeswardana. The company also updated its business classification to align with current national regulations and solidified its leadership structure to support future corporate governance. These changes are intended to streamline operations as the firm prepares for its next phase of development.
Financially, KAQI reported robust growth in 2025, with revenue rising by 33.62% to Rp76.84 billion and total assets surging significantly to Rp137.9 billion. The company successfully utilized over 97% of its IPO proceeds for capital expenditures and operational needs, and it now plans to focus on regional expansion, digitalization, and preparing for the electric vehicle market. Due to these long-term growth objectives, the company has decided to allocate its entire 2025 net profit to the general reserve rather than distributing dividends.