Astra International to propose final dividend of IDR292/share

Astra International to propose final dividend of IDR292/share

Astra International Announces Final Dividend Proposal for 2025

PT Astra International Tbk (ASII) has announced a proposed final dividend of IDR 308 per share for the 2025 fiscal year, to be presented at its Annual General Meeting of Shareholders (AGM). This amount, combined with the interim dividend of IDR 98 per share distributed on October 14, 2025, would result in a total annual dividend of IDR 406 per share for 2025 according to DivvyDiary. This represents a forward-looking dividend yield of approximately 6.27%, based on the company's current share price as reported.

The proposed final dividend reflects a significant increase compared to the 2024 final dividend of IDR 421 per share, which, when combined with the 2024 interim payout of IDR 98 per share, totaled IDR 519 per shareaccording to DivvyDiary. The 2025 payout ratio, calculated relative to the Group's net income (excluding fair value adjustments on investments in GoTo and Hermina), remains consistent with historical practices, though exact figures for 2025 have not been disclosed.

Astra International, a major player in Indonesia's automotive and financial services sectors, has maintained a biannual dividend distribution pattern, with ex-dividend dates typically occurring in May and October each year as noted. The 2025 final dividend, if approved, will be paid on June 5, 2026, following the AGM in April 2026 according to the company's schedule.

Investors should note that the proposed dividend excludes potential adjustments for fair value changes in strategic investments, which have historically impacted reported earnings. The company's commitment to maintaining robust shareholder returns aligns with its long-term financial strategy, though future payouts will depend on operational performance and market conditions.

For reference, Astra International's 5-year dividend growth rate (CAGR) remains undisclosed in available data, but recent years have shown volatility, including a 214.29% increase in the May 2025 final dividend compared to the prior year.

Data sourced from DivvyDiary and historical dividend records.