For nearly three decades, Bumitama has built its success on a simple yet powerful principle: Excellence Through Discipline. More than a corporate motto, it serves as the foundation of the Group’s culture, guiding decision-making, operational execution, and long-term strategic planning.
This philosophy has enabled Bumitama to consistently navigate industry cycles, climate challenges, and changing market conditions while maintaining operational excellence, financial resilience, and sustainable growth. Embedded across the organisation, it aligns the efforts of more than 32,000 employees towards a shared commitment to productivity, efficiency, and responsible value creation.

At the close of 2025, Bumitama managed some 184,000 hectares of planted area, across Central Kalimantan and West Kalimantan, with approximately 95% comprising mature palms and a weighted average age of 14 years. These estates are located within highly favourable agricultural zones that benefit from balanced rainfall patterns and suitable climatic conditions for oil palm cultivation. Leveraging a highly adaptive agronomic framework that integrates biological, chemical, climatic, and mechanical approaches, Bumitama continues to strengthen plantation resilience while optimising productivity. In 2025, the Group harvested 3.43 million metric tonnes of Fresh Fruit Bunches (FFB) from its nucleus and plasma estates, while FFB yield improved by 5% to 19.5 metric tonnes per hectare, reflecting the effectiveness of its disciplined agronomic practices and recovery from previous weather-related challenges.

Bumitama operates 17 strategically located palm oil mills across its plantation footprint, with a combined processing capacity of 1,165 tonnes per hour—equivalent to nearly 7 million metric tonnes of annual throughput capacity. The integration of plantation and milling infrastructure enables efficient harvesting, transportation, and processing of FFB, helping maintain product quality and operational efficiency. In 2025, the Group processed 5.65 million metric tonnes of FFB, of which 39% was sourced from surrounding independent smallholders. This reflects Bumitama’s important role in supporting local economies and strengthening linkages with communities around its operations. Despite the higher proportion of third-party FFB intake, Bumitama improved its Oil Extraction Rate (OER) to 22.2%, resulting in a higher CPO yield of 4.3 tonnes per hectare. During the year, the Group delivered 1.18 million metric tonnes of Crude Palm Oil (CPO) and 254 thousand metric tonnes of Palm Kernel (PK) to domestic refineries, demonstrating the strength of its logistics network and supply chain capabilities.

Bumitama’s financial strength is a testament to its strategic foresight, disciplined execution, and prudent capital management. In 2025, the Group achieved record revenue of IDR 19.95 trillion, supported by strong operational performance and favourable market conditions. At the same time, costs were kept under control through continuous mechanisation, operational efficiency initiatives, and disciplined resource allocation. The Group’s balance sheet expanded further, closing the year with total assets of IDR 22.86 trillion. Net gearing ratio was reduced for the sixth consecutive year to an all-time low of 0.05x, while net profit increased by 23% to IDR 3.37 trillion. These achievements reflect Bumitama’s ability to generate sustainable value while maintaining financial resilience and flexibility for future growth.

In addition to supportive palm oil market fundamentals, vigilance in identifying opportunities, flexibility in allocating resources, and disciplined execution have enabled Bumitama to deliver another year of strong financial performance in 2025. This solid foundation supported a further enhancement of the Group’s dividend framework and culminated in the highest dividend distribution in its history.with a total dividend of 9.35 Singapore cents per share for the year, representing a 41% increase compared to the previous year.

Building on this momentum, Bumitama announced a further enhancement to its dividend policy in April 2026, increasing the targeted payout range to 60%–75% of distributable income. This reflects management’s confidence in the resilience of the Group’s earnings, its strong cash generation capability, and the long-term strength of its balance sheet, while reaffirming its commitment to delivering sustainable and attractive returns to shareholders.

Bumitama upholds strong corporate governance through a framework built on regulatory compliance, board accountability, and proactive risk management. The Group continues to strengthen its governance practices while integrating Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) considerations into its business strategy and decision-making processes. Supported by internationally recognised certification standards such as RSPO and ISPO, Bumitama remains committed to maintaining transparency, accountability, and ethical business conduct. These efforts continue to reinforce stakeholder confidence and support the Group’s long-term sustainability objectives.

Sustainability is deeply embedded within Bumitama’s operational DNA. The Group’s approach integrates environmental stewardship, climate mitigation, biodiversity conservation, and community development. Through precision agronomy, responsible land management, and methane capture initiatives, Bumitama continues to reduce its environmental footprint while enhancing operational efficiency. In 2025, the Group’s methane capture facilities prevented more than 211 thousand tonnes of CO₂ equivalent emissions from Palm Oil Mill Effluent (POME). Meanwhile, the Bumitama Biodiversity and Community Project (BBCP) continues to safeguard critical forest ecosystems in West Kalimantan while promoting biodiversity enhancement and sustainable livelihoods for local communities. These initiatives exemplify Bumitama’s commitment to balancing business growth with environmental responsibility and social progress.

The empowerment of smallholder farmers remains central to Bumitama’s inclusive growth model. As of 2025, the Group managed 62,000 hectares of plasma estates, representing 33.6% of its total planted area—well above the government-mandated minimum requirement. Beyond supporting smallholder farmer, Bumitama also advances community empowerment through Bumitama Berdaya the Group’s umbrella framework for community development initiatives. Through mentoring, training and livelihood enhancement, Bumitama promotes greater economic independence and resilience among local communities. Complimented by initiatives such as Sekolah Desa Berdaya, these efforts help create sustainable livelihood opportunities while fostering long-term social and economic development.