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PUBLIC EXPOSE
CCB INDONESIA
         2026
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KEY HIGHLIGHTS

                                                                 350
• Achievement of the Bank‘s net profit with Compound Annual
                                                                                    CAGR 40%
  Growth Rate (CAGR) 2021-2025 of 40%, and Growth of 2.22% in
  2025.                                                          300



• CCB Indonesia obtained idAAA rating (the highest rating)       250
  from rating agency PT Pefindo for 6 (six) consecutive years.
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                                                                       2021 2022 2023 2024 2025   2
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2025 PERFORMANCE :

                                   LOAN                   TOTAL FUNDING                    IMPROVED ASSET QUALITY
  STRONG LOAN AND                 GROWTH                      GROWTH                            (NPL BRUTO)

  FUNDING GROWTH
                                12.5% y-o-y                                                       1.5%
                                                               22.7% y-o-y                    vs 2.1% in 2024



                                 REVENUE                   PROFIT AFTER                CONTROLLED COST GROWTH
  IMPROVED PROFITABILITY AND     GROWTH                    TAX GROWTH                  AND IMPROVED IN EFFICIENCY
  EFFICIENCY                                                                                    CIR 56.4%
                                 2.7% y-o-y                   2.2% y-o-y                       BOPO 83.2%


                                TOTAL ASSET             STRONG AND MORE                        STRONGER/HIGHER
                                 GROWTH                 OPTIMAL LIQIUDITY                          CAPITAL
  SOLID LIQUIDITY AND CAPITAL
                                                                                                CAR 29.5%
                                13.5%      y-o-y
                                                     LCR 159% & NSFR 116%
                                                   * Above the minimum threshold of 100%
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2025 PERFORMANCE:
TOTAL ASSET GROWTH by 13.5%


STRONG LOAN      • Loan growth by IDR 2.9 trillion, or 12.5% y-o-y which was mostly from Corporate segments.
                 • Improved Asset Quality with lower Gross NPL ratio from 2.1% (Dec’24) to 1.5% (Dec’25).
AND FUNDING
                 • Total Funding growth by IDR 5.3 trillion or 22.7% y-o-y with CASA ratio growth of 2.06% y-o-y (CASA ratio
GROWTH             2024: 22.15%, and CASA ratio 2025: 24.21%)




IMPROVED         • Revenue increased by 2.7% y-o-y, which was mostly contributed by business volume growth.
PROFITABILITY    • Lower ECL impairment by 35.6% y-o-y, supported by improved asset management quality.
                 • Profit after tax / PAT growth by 2.2% y-o-y contributed from the business growth and improvement in
AND EFFICIENCY     profitability.




                 • Total Asset increased by IDR 4.5 trillion, or 13.5% y-o-y.

SOLID            • Strong and optimal liquidity with sufficient of LCR 159.2% and NSFR of 116.3%, which are still above the
                   minimum regulatory threshold of 100%.
LIQUIDITY AND    • Strong Capital with CAR 29.5% (Dec’25).
CAPITAL          • Bank's equity increased from IDR 6.8 trillion, up by IDR 304 billion or 4.5% y-o-y to IDR 7.1 trillion as of
                   December 2025.
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OVERVIEW OF
CCB INDONESIA
• PT Bank China Construction Bank Indonesia Tbk (“CCB Indonesia”),
  a Commercial Foreign Exchange Bank listed in the Indonesian
  Stock Exchange (“IDX”), fully supported by CCB Corporation which
  is a large-scale bank in the world.
• CCB Indonesia has network of 71 offices (as of 31 December 2025)
  spread across the cities in Indonesia such as Jakarta, Bandung,
  Semarang, Yogyakarta, Surabaya, Denpasar Bali, Mataram
  Lombok, Palembang, Bandar Lampung, Batam, Pekanbaru,
  Pontianak, Makassar dan Pangkal Pinang.
• CCB Indonesia has received the idAAA rating (highest rating) for 6
  (six) consecutive years from the rating agency PT Pefindo, on the
  basis of capital strength, liquidity and support from the
  shareholders of CCB Indonesia.
• CCB Indonesia is committed to support the Indonesian economy,
  particularly in infrastructure financing in accordance with the
  government program.
• The Bank's policy focused on strengthening and promoting
  sustainable business growth through the development of
  corporate banking business, particularly infrastructure financing,
  enhancing support for SME sector in line with the government
  program, as well as the development of consumer banking




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VISION, MISSION,
CORE BELIEF, VALUES
Vision
Become an international bank and has the ability to multiply
value through innovation capabilities


Mission
Provide better products and services for customers, create
higher value for shareholders, build broader career path for
associates, and implement social and environmental
responsibility as a good corporate citizen


Core Belief                               Values
 • Strong financial base                   • Integrity
 • Ability to provide complex service      • Trust
   with speed                              • Speed
 • Strong partnered relationship           • Competence
 • Continuous improvement
 • Human capital
 • Commitment



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  MILESTONES
                                                                                                                                                Become KBMI 2 bank
                                                                                                                                                     category
                                                                       Brand launching of
                                                                                                The 5-year Assistance Projects
                                                                        “CCB Indonesia”         from CCB Corporation
                                                                                                                                   Capital Injection
                                                                                                                                 Become BUKU III bank
                                               CCB Corporation                                                                        category
                                               become new majority                          Operation
                                               shareholder of BWKI                           merger
                                               through capital injection
                                                                                                                                                        H2-
                                                                                                                                            H2-         2023
                                                                                    Corporate
                                                                                                                                            2020
                               Merger of                                            Banking                                      COVID-19
                                                               Legal Merger of                                       Mar         pandemic
                               Multicor &                      BWKI & Bank Anda                  May
                     Became                Acquisition of                                                            2018
                               BWK                                                     Mar       2017
                      Public
                               become BWKI Bank Anda                              Feb
                      listed                                     Nov                   2017
                                                            Jul                   2017
                        IPO
  Establishment of                              Jun         2016 2016
  Multicor - 1974                     2015      2016
                                 Jan
                        Jun      2008                                                  Phase 1 (2017-2019)
                        2007                                                      Consolidation and Development

Establishment of
                                                                                                                          Phase 2 (2020-2023)
Bank Windu - 1967
                                                                                                                           Show the Existence
                                      G to G
                          PRC and Republic of Indonesia                                                                                                 Phase 3 (2024-2027)
                                                                                                                                                         Sustainable Growth   7
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Composition of Shareholders
  Ownership structure as of 31 December 2025




          Public
         24.85%



     Johnny                China Construction Bank
   Wiraatmadja                (CCB) Corporation
      6.94%
                                   60.00%
    UOB Kay Hian PTE LTD
          8.21%




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BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS




                                                 Wu Jianzheng
                                            President Commissioner




                      Mohamad Hasan              Guo Meijun                Yudo Sutanto
                 Independent Commissioner       Commissioner         Independent Commissioner
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS




                                                   Jiang Yongdong
                                                  President Director




             Zhu Yong               Suryati Budiyanto                   Junianto     Andreas Basuki
             Director of               Director of                     Director of     Director of
     Corporate and International   Commercial & Retail                 Operations     Compliance
              Banking                   Banking

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NETWORK OF OFFICES
AS OF 31 DECEMBER 2025



                                                                                                          Total offices 71
                                                                                                           Head Office 1
                                                                                                        Branch Offices 20
                                                                                                    Sub-Branch Offices 50

            2   3               2


                        1


                    2
                                                    1
                        13 32
                                5
                                    7
                                        2   1




                                                                                              Jakarta & Tangerang: 32 offices
                                        Jawa Barat: 13 offices, Jawa Tengah & Yogyakarta DIY: 5 offices, Jawa Timur: 7 offices
                                                                      Bali: 2 offices, Mataram (Nusa Tenggara Barat): 1 office
                                                                        Sulawesi Selatan: 1 office, Kalimantan Barat: 2 offices
                                            Riau: 2 offices, Kepulauan Riau: 3 offices, Lampung & Sumatera Selatan: 2 offices
                                                                                                     Bangka Belitung: 1 office    11
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FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS
AND PROJECTIONS
(In IDR Billion)
                                Audited         Audited                      Projection
          Financial Figures                                     Y-o-Y                           Y-o-Y
                                 2024           FY 2025                        2026
Total Assets                         33,545         38,084         13.53%           40,534          6.43%
Loan                                 23,464         26,407         12.54%           30,418         15.19%
Third Party Fund                     23,357         28,666         22.73%           31,130          8.59%
Equity                                6,842          7,146          4.45%            7,459          4.38%
Net Profit                                295             302       2.22%                 307       1.61%
                                Audited         Audited                      Projection
             Financial Ratios                                   Y-o-Y                           Y-o-Y
                                 2024           FY 2025                        2026
CAR                                 30.72%         29.48%           -1.24%         27.09%          -2.39%
NPL Gross                            2.12%          1.53%           -0.59%          2.30%           0.77%
NPL Net                              0.82%          1.15%           0.33%           1.05%          -0.10%
BOPO Ratio                          83.39%         83.18%           -0.21%         84.23%           1.05%
Loan to Deposits ratio (LDR)       100.46%         92.12%           -8.34%         97.72%           5.60%
Return Asset (ROA)                   1.22%          1.15%           -0.07%          1.03%          -0.12%
Return on Equity (ROE)               4.78%          4.74%           -0.04%          4.61%          -0.13%
Net Interest Margin (NIM)            3.50%          3.02%           -0.48%          3.16%           0.14%
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KEY PERFORMANCE 2025
With the support of stakeholders, CCB Indonesia   Profit After Tax
continues to show good performance, as well as                               (in IDR billion)
continues to provide higher quality banking       350
services through electronic banking, and 71                                  CAGR 40%

offices spread across Indonesia.                  300


                                                  250


                                                  200


                                                  150

                                                                                                Growth 2025:    2.2%
                                                  100

                                                                                                Compound        Annual
                                                   50                                           Growth Rate (CAGR)
                                                                                                2021 - 2025 :    40%
                                                    -                                                                    13
                                                        2021   2022   2023   2024   2025
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KEY PERFORMANCE 2025
Total Assets                                                         Equity
                          (in IDR billion)                                                    (in IDR billion)
                                                                        7,200
    40,000                                   Growth 2025:   13.5%                            CAGR 4%             Growth 2025:   4.5%
                         CAGR 10%
                                                                        7,000
    35,000                                   Compound       Annual                                               Compound       Annual
                                             Growth Rate (CAGR)                                                  Growth Rate (CAGR)
                                                                        6,800
                                             2021 - 2025:   10%                                                  2021 - 2025:   4%
    30,000
                                                                        6,600
    25,000
                                                                        6,400
    20,000
                                                                        6,200

    15,000                                                              6,000

    10,000                                                              5,800

     5,000                                                              5,600

                                                                        5,400
        0
                                                                                2021 2022 2023 2024 2025                                 14
             2021 2022 2023 2024 2025
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KEY PERFORMANCE 2025
Loan                                                                   Third Party Fund
                            (in IDR billion)                                                    (in IDR billion)
   30,000                                                                 30,000
                                               Growth 2025:   12.5%                            CAGR 10%            Growth 2025:   22.7%
                               CAGR 18%
                                               Compound       Annual                                               Compound       Annual
   25,000                                      Growth Rate (CAGR)         25,000                                   Growth Rate (CAGR)
                                               2021 - 2025:   18%                                                  2021 - 2025:   10%

   20,000                                                                 20,000



   15,000                                                                 15,000



   10,000                                                                 10,000



       5,000                                                               5,000



           -                                                                  0
               2021 2022 2023 2024 2025                                            2021 2022 2023 2024 2025                                15
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KEY PERFORMANCE 2025
Loans by type of loans
IDR billion, %                                                           Loans by type of economic sectors


                                  12.5%   4.8%

                      6.1%

                                          45.3%
                      45.1%




                                          49.9%
                     48.8%




*Consumer include employee loan

Total loans:                                      *Other sectors: Information and communication, rental and leasing services, accommodation
2025 = IDR 26.41 trillion                         provision, real estate, water management, health services and social activities, agriculture,

2024 = IDR 23.46 trillion
                                                  forestry and fisheries, professional services, educational services, and other services.        16
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AWARDS




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HUMAN CAPITAL

Based on Position
                                      31 Dec 25               31 Dec 24
Position
                                 Total          %          Total        %
Directors                               5            0             4       0%
Division Head / Regional Head          35           3%            36       3%
Branch Manager                         67           6%            67       6%
Department Head                      148           13%           135      12%
Officer                                56           5%            70       6%
Staff                                752           66%           735      65%
Non-Staff                              77           7%            84       7%
Total                              1,140          100%        1,131     100%

Based on Years of Service
                                    31 Dec 25                 31 Dec 24
Years of Service
                                Total           %          Total        %
0-3 years                           347              30%         324     29%
3-5 years                             69              6%          84      7%
5-10 years                          290              25%         338     30%
10-20 years                         332              29%         269     24%
> 20 years                          102               9%         116     10%
Total                             1,140             100%      1,131     100%    18
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    SHARES HIGHLIGHT 2025


                                                                                                     Shares Performance (in IDR)           2025             2024


                                                                                                   Highest Price                              86             91

                                                                                                   Lowest Price                               58             53

                                                                                                   Price at the end of the year               75             74

                                                                                                   Earnings Per Share                      7.96             7.79




                                  2025                                       2024                     Market Capitalization
  Share Price                                                                                                                          2025                2024
                                                                                                            (in IDR)
    (in IDR)                                      Closing                                Closing
                 Opening   Highest       Lowest             Opening   Highest   Lowest
                                                   Price                                  Price    First Quarter                   2,552,756,258,212   2,740,458,924,257
First Quarter      74        76           63        68        78        80          72     73
                                                                                                   Second Quarter                  2,515,215,725,003   2,327,513,058,958
Second
                   65        73           58        67        73        74          53     62
Quarter
                                                                                                   Third Quarter                   2,928,161,590,302   2,890,621,057,093
Third Quarter      67        83           64        78        63        80          62     77
Fourth Quarter     76        86           70        75        77        91          73     74      Fourth Quarter                  2,815,539,990,675   2,777,999,457,466
                                                                                                                                                                           19
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ADVANTAGES
     Received idAAA rating in 6 Years
01   CCB Indonesia has received the idAAA rating (highest rating) for 6 (six)
     consecutive years from the rating agency PT Pefindo, on the basis of capital
     strength, liquidity and support from the shareholders of CCB Indonesia.


     CCB Group Extensive network
02   CCB Corporation, which is one of the largest banks in the world, with a network
     of nearly 200 subsidiaries in more than 25 countries, will strengthen the
     corporate image of CCB Indonesia, as well as ensure additional capital for the
     bank's business development.

     CCB Group’s Experience in Global Infrastructure
03
     CCB Corporation has experience in the global infrastructure sector, giving it an
     edge in financing large projects such as infrastructure development, which is a
     priority in Indonesia. Its expertise in infrastructure financing will give the Bank a
     competitive advantage for further expansion.


     Utilization of “CCB” Brand
04   With CCB Corporation as the controller and the use of the Bank's name to "CCB
     Indonesia" enhances the bank's brand image
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FUTURE CHALLENGES

     Uncertainty in the global economy
01   Uncertainty in the global economy has the potential to slow economic
     growth and asset quality related to customers' ability to fulfill their
     obligations.



     Pressures on digital innovation in banking
02   Pressure on digital innovation in banking, the development of new dynamic
     digital  business      models    that   include    cross-border  payment
     connectivity/Local Currency Transactions (LCT), customer acquisition,
     process optimization, and others.

     Tougher banks competition
03
     The level of competition between banks is getting tougher, although the
     market potential in Indonesia is still open and relatively big. The impact of
     competition is putting pressure on income margins (margin squeeze). The
     Bank needs to make more efforts to generate income from fee-based
     income.



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STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES IN 2026
▪ Strengthening credit policies in line with national economic priorities, optimizing productive assets, increasing the portion of corporate loan
  with a stable and rapid distribution of commercial and SME loans, and strengthening inclusive and retail services with due regard to
  economic, social, and environmental aspects.
▪ Broaden funding channels, expand low cost CASA and core deposits; as well as maintain and improve Net Interest Margin (NIM).
▪ Strengthening strategic customer acquisition, particularly from China; optimizing the contribution of existing customers; expanding the
  product portfolio based on customer needs; and increasing competitiveness by strengthening cross-border and digital capabilities.
▪ Ensuring sufficient CAR and liquidity for further business development.
▪ Continuing to consistently improve the implementation of Good Corporate Governance (GCG); and enhancing the risk management
  system to a more advanced level by strengthening the foundation of risk control and asset quality management, as well as prioritizing risk
  mitigation and strengthening collaboration among the three lines of defense.
▪ Improving business effectiveness includes enhancing service capabilities, along with deepening comprehensive cost management, and
  enhancing management efficiency.
▪ Optimize branch network for better coverage and efficiency, in line with the increase in digital channel transaction share and enhance
  service delivery.
▪ Continuous development of human capital to improve competence and professionalism, including strengthening succession planning and
  build a strong talent pipeline.
▪ Strengthening IT system and infrastructure to increase security, effectiveness, efficiency, and business capabilities of the Bank. Development
  and utilization of technology to manage risk, facilitate control, AML and anti-fraud functions, as well as product and service development.




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PRODUCTS AND SERVICES




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PRODUCTS AND SERVICES




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CCB CROSS-BORDER
MACHMAKING SERVICES




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CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY




Social Visits to the Orphanage   Greening Program     Banking Education for Marginalized
                                                        and Underprivileged Children




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 Free Medical Treatment          Financial Literacy          Mangrove Planting
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THANK YOU
 Head Office
 Sahid Sudirman Center Building
 Floor. 15, Jl. Jenderal Sudirman Kav. 86
 Central Jakarta, 10220

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