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27 February 2026 FY/4Q 2025 Earnings Call LPPF.IJ / LPPF.JK
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Executive Summary
MACROECONOMIC COMMENTARY
• Softening consumer demand, as reflected in declining personal savings rates.
Income Statement
• Weakening labor market conditions, characterized by: higher proportion of informal workers, increased
FY25 Sales: IDR 11.1Tn (-10.2% and -7.5% SSSG vs. LY), share of employees earning below minimum wage, and the highest youth unemployment rate in
with broad-based weakness across regions (-8.0% SSSG in Java Southeast Asia.
and -7.0% SSSG outside Java). • Continued pressure from illegal imports, evidenced by a persistent export-import gap.
Gross Margin: 34.7% (vs. FY24: 34.6%), supported by a higher
private label mix and disciplined pricing. STRATEGIC INITIATIVES
Key milestones of 2025 priorities were achieved:
EBITDA: IDR 1.2Tn (-16.9% vs. FY24: IDR 1.4Tn) reflecting lower • Merchandise: Expanded SUKO and ZES assortments. Refreshed key private labels and introduced new
sales, partially offset by a 6.6% reduction in OPEX vs. LY. brands under MU+KU to strengthen overall assortment relevance and appeal.
Net Income: IDR 725Bn (-12.4% vs. FY24: IDR 828Bn) supported • Store Network Optimization: Closed seven underperforming stores. Opened five SUKO and two ZES mono-
stores. Launched MU+KU multi-brand stores, successfully attracting new customer segments while
by lower interest expenses, reduced depreciation, and one-off
maintaining strong retention among existing MDS customers.
reversal of stores closure provisions.
• Improved Economics: Secured structural cost efficiencies through rental savings, manpower optimization,
and supplier consolidation initiatives.
Balance Sheet
• Omnichannel: Delivered online sales growth driven by higher Shop&Talk penetration, stronger customer
Inventory: IDR 1.0Tn (vs. 2024: IDR 0.7Tn), primarily due to the engagement, and expanded livestreaming activities.
early Lebaran timing and investments in new brands.
2026 priorities include:
Cash: IDR 448Bn (vs. 2024: IDR 399Bn) with IDR 1.7Tn in unutilized • Merchandise: Further broaden SUKO and ZES assortments alongside expansion of the MU+KU collection.
credit facilities. Increase private label penetration and curate differentiated assortments to drive topline growth.
• Store Network Optimization: Accelerate expansion of SUKO and ZES mono-stores. Scale the MU+KU
Cash Flow concept in strategic malls. Renovate selected MDS stores to enhance customer experience and better
capture younger demographics.
Capital Expenditures: Continued investment in new store
• Improved Economics: Increase private label space allocation through selective brand introductions.
expansion, store maintenance, and technology upgrades. Actively manage category productivity through regular space reviews to improve GMROS.
Dividends: Proposed dividend of IDR 250/share for 2026 • Omnichannel: Expand online assortment with competitive pricing. Align offline and online marketing to
distribution. improve advertising effectiveness. Leverage social media more effectively to drive online traffic and
conversion.
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Consumer Savings Decline
Personal savings in both low- and high-income segments declined.
Savings Index
110.0
101.1 101.2
101.5
98.8
92.0
94.9
90.0
83.6
82.1
70.0 72.4
Mar Jun Sep Dec Mar Jun Sep Dec
2024 2025
Low Middle High
Source: Mandiri Institute
*Low: average savings balance of <IDR 1mn per year; Middle: average savings balance IDR 1-10mn per year; High: average savings balance of >IDR 10mn per year 3
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Competition from Improperly Declared Imports
Meaningful gap in exports/imports data suggest significant illicit imports.
Illegal Imports
Million USD
120 120
Import Indonesia from China Gap of Exp CN-ID and Imp ID-CN
Export China to Indonesia 100
61 80
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9 31 30
36 35
60 44 37 34 60
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17 26 37 39
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19 25
21 17
22
25 40
64 29
53 54 54
45 47 49 50
42 44 40 42 44 20
37 35 38 38 36 37 36
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Feb Apr Jun Aug Oct Dec Feb Apr Jun Aug Oct Dec
2024 2025
Source: Trade Map, Statistics Indonesia
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Financial Highlights: Income Statement
Macroeconomic challenges reflected in profitability decline.
Q4 FY
In IDR Bn
2025 2024 % Growth 2025 2024 % Growth
Gross Sales 2,541 2,828 -10.2% 11,052 12,307 -10.2%
SSSG % -7.8% -2.0% -7.5% -1.7%
Gross Profit* 879 974 -9.8% 3,830 4,253 -10.0%
Gross Margin % 34.6% 34.4% 34.7% 34.6%
OPEX (632) (663) -4.7% (2,668) (2,855) -6.6%
Personnel Expenses (195) (196) -0.7% (881) (953) -7.6%
Occupancy Expenses (346) (372) -7.1% (1,421) (1,511) -6.0%
Marketing Expenses (35.9) (35.1) 2.2% (140.2) (153.3) -8.5%
Others (56) (60) -7.2% (226) (238) -5.0%
EBITDA 247 311 -20.6% 1,162 1,398 -16.9%
EBITDA Margin % 9.7% 11.0% 10.5% 11.4%
Net Income (Loss) 124 200 -37.8% 725 828 -12.4%
Net Income Margin % 4.9% 7.1% 6.6% 6.7%
*Improvement a result of higher DP mix and greater pricing discipline.
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Geographic Sales Performance
Weakness observed consistently across regions.
% YTD Same-store Sales Growth (SSSG)* Gross Sales by
Region (%)
Greater Jakarta 20.8%
Java ex Jakarta 35.4%
Outside
Java Outside Java 43.8%
-7.0% Total Sales 100.0%
Greater Java
Jakarta ex Jakarta
-7.3% -8.4%
*%SSSG 4Q25: Greater Jakarta -5.9%; Java ex Jakarta -11.0%; and Outside Java -6.4%. 6
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Financial Highlights: Balance Sheet
Net cash at IDR 448Bn with unused Bank Loan Facility of IDR 1.7Tn.
ASSET LIABILITIES & EQUITY
In IDR Bn Dec-25 Dec-24 In IDR Bn Dec-25 Dec-24
Cash and Bank Balance 448 399 Bank Loan* - -
Trade Receivables 27 40 CV Trade Payables 639 469
Inventories 955 728 DP Trade Payables 667 567
Right-of-Use Assets 1,940 2,177 Lease Liabilities 2,570 2,843
Other Assets 1,233 1,193 Other Liabilities 990 935
Fixed Assets 536 604 Equity 273 326
Total Asset 5,139 5,141 Total Liabilities & Equity 5,139 5,141
* Unutilized facility at IDR 1.7Tn.
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Financial Highlights: Cash Flow Statement
Cautious capex spending and other capital outlay in light of economic condition.
Q4 FY
In IDR Bn
2025 2024 % Growth 2025 2024 % Growth
Cash Flow from Operating Activities 847 716 18.2% 1,668 1,810 (7.9%)
Cash Flow from Investing Activities (36) (41) (12.3%) (137) (140) (2.1%)
Cash Flow from Financing Activities (484) (399) 21.3% (1,481) (1,779) (16.8%)
Share Repurchase - - 0.0% (62) (2) 4019.8%
Dividends - - 0.0% (668) (452) 47.9%
Other Cash Flow for Financing Activities (484) (399) 21.3% (750) (1,326) (43.4%)
Cash Increase (Decrease) 327 277 18.3% 49 (109) (145.5%)
Beginning Cash Balance 121 122 (1.0%) 399 508 (21.4%)
Ending Cash Balance 448 399 12.4% 448 399 12.4%
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Capital Allocation
Proposed dividend balanced against projected capital expenditure needs.
Capex Plan
New store opening
Store refurbishment
Technology & maintenance
Exploring new concepts
Dividend*
Proposed IDR 250/share as
dividend payout
*subject to AGMS Approval
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Key Initiatives
2025 Updates and 2026 Priorities.
Store Network Improved Omnichannel
Merchandise Optimization Economics
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Merchandise
Diversifying and scaling successes.
2025 Progress 2026 Priorities
• Revamped private labels and • Sharpen private label collections
launched new brands across key by developing strong hero SKUs
categories. at compelling price points,
streamlining underperforming
• Expanded SUKO into new sub- assortments, and enhancing
categories to reach broader product quality and consistency.
consumer segments.
• Strengthened merchandising • Continue structured test-and-
capabilities with a specialist-led learn initiatives to refine product-
structure to drive private label market fit.
growth.
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Store Network Optimization
Improving productivity and brand reach.
2025 Progress 2026 Priorities
• Closed seven underperforming stores to enhance • Expand MU+KU in strategic malls with strong traffic
overall network health. potential.
Merchandise • Accelerate mono-brand expansion in selected
• Advanced MU+KU multi-brand concept and
catchments.
expanded mono-brand formats (SUKO & ZES).
• Renovate selected Matahari stores to elevate shopping
• Supported store performance uplift with a experience.
refreshed marketing playbook. • Increase ‘test-and-learn’ concept to strengthen brand
visibility and awareness.
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Improved Economics
Driving efficiency and mix enhancement.
2025 Progress 2026 Priorities
• Reduced operating costs • Conduct comprehensive
through rental and manpower space productivity reviews
optimization. to improve GMROS.
• Improved margin through
supplier consolidation and • Optimize consignment
space rationalization. brand portfolio.
• Transitioned private labels to
• Increase private label mix
net pricing structure.
in selected stores to support
margin resilience.
• Increased consignment brand
participation in store-wide
promotions.
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Omnichannel
Scaling digital with discipline.
2025 Progress 2026 Priorities
• Shop&Talk grew 64.7%, driven by • Curate focused subcategories with
direct WhatsApp engagement and competitive pricing versus top sellers.
livestreaming.
• Ensure consistent product presentation
• Marketplace sales expanded through and design language online.
scaled channel presence.
• Allocate sufficient inventory to sustain
• Improved customer engagement via product lifecycle and improve algorithm
integrated marketing and back-end performance.
technology rollout.
• Further integrate offline and online
• Piloted traffic-counter analytics to marketing to enhance ROAS and
enhance data-driven decisions. conversion efficiency.
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Closing Remarks
Macro challenges Progress and Challenges of Strategic Initiatives
o Consumer demand remains soft amid 2025 Milestones
constrained income growth and limited
o Merchandise: Expanded SUKO and ZES assortments, refreshed core private labels,
savings recovery.
and launched new brands within MU+KU. Long merchandising lead times continue
to limit private label agility.
Impact on performance o Store Network Optimization: Closed seven underperforming stores and expanded
o FY25 sales declined 10.2% YoY to IDR 11.1 Tn, with mono-brand and multi-brand concepts. Securing high-quality mall locations
SSSG of -7.5% across regions. remains competitive and selective.
o Gross margin remained stable at 34.7%, reflecting o Improved Economics: Achieved occupancy, manpower, and supplier cost
improved mix and pricing discipline. efficiencies. Long-term lease structures continue to constrain full cost flexibility.
o Omnichannel: Delivered double-digit Shop&Talk growth and stronger customer
o EBITDA declined 16.9% to IDR 1.2 Tn, partially
engagement. Technology and data capability gaps remain key areas of focus.
offset by 6.6% OPEX efficiencies.
o Net income stood at IDR 725 Bn, supported by 2026 Priorities
lower depreciation, interest expenses, and one- o Merchandise: Accelerate private label penetration and curated assortment
off provision reversals. development.
o Store Network Optimization: Expand SUKO, ZES, and MU+KU footprint in strategic
Dividends locations.
o Proposed dividend of IDR 250 per share for o Improved Economics: Drive space productivity and GMROS improvement.
2026 distribution. o Omnichannel: Strengthen omnichannel execution through assortment discipline
and tighter offline–online marketing integration.
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Contact us
PT Matahari Department Store Tbk
Menara Matahari 12th Floor,
Jl Boulevard Palem Raya No.7
Karawaci, Tangerang 15811, Indonesia
Phone: +6221 547 5228 | +62811 9610 1111
Email: ir@matahari.com
www.matahari.com
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