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PT Chandra Asri
Pacific Tbk
NEWS RELEASE
Jakarta, March 17, 2025
(Chandra Asri CHANDRA ASRI GROUP SHOWCASES ROBUST
Group)
BALANCE SHEET PERFORMANCE IN 2024
• CA-EDC PLANT LISTED IN PSN, BOOSTING INDONESIA’S INDUSTRIAL GROWTH
About Chandra Asri Group:
Chandra Asri Group is a leading
• SECURED IDR 2 TRILLION LOAN FOR INFRASTRUCTURE EXPANSION WITH
provider of energy, chemical, and DANAMON
infrastructure solutions in
• STRENGTHENING SUSTAINABILITY COMMITMENT THROUGH ENVIRONMENTAL
Southeast Asia, supplying products
and services to various STEWARDSHIP AND RESPONSIBLE GROWTH
manufacturing industries in both
domestic and international On March 17, 2025, PT Chandra Asri Pacific Tbk (IDX: TPIA) released its audited consolidated financial
markets. With more than 32 years statements for the year of 2024.
of history and over 2,200 dedicated
staff, it leverages state-of-the-art The Company’s Director, Suryandi, commented:
technologies and strategically
located facilities in Indonesia’s “As of December 31, 2024, PT Chandra Asri Pacific Tbk continues to maintain a strong financial position,
petrochemical and industrial hubs, with a robust liquidity pool of US$2.4 billion, comprising US$1.4 billion in cash and cash equivalents,
Cilegon and Serang. Chandra Asri US$0.8 billion in marketable securities, and US$0.2 billion in available committed revolving credit
Group operates the only Naphtha facilities. This solid foundation enables us to drive long-term growth and contribute to Indonesia’s
Cracker in Indonesia, producing industrial and economic development.
Olefins (Ethylene, Propylene),
Polyolefins (Polyethylene, We are proud that Chandra Asri Group’s Chlor Alkali – Dichloride (CA-EDC) Plant in Cilegon has been listed
Polypropylene), PyGas, and Mixed as National Strategic Projects (PSN), reinforcing our commitment to sustainable economic growth. With
C4. It is also the sole domestic an annual production capacity of 400,000 tons of caustic soda and 500,000 tons of Ethylene Dichloride
producer of Styrene Monomer, (EDC), this facility will significantly reduce Indonesia’s reliance on imported chemicals. Caustic soda will
Ethylene, Butadiene, MTBE, and support key industries such as alumina refining, nickel refining, and electric vehicle battery production,
Butene-1, with a world-scale Chlor while EDC will serve as a crucial component for PVC manufacturing in the construction sector. This
Alkali Ethylene Dichloride plant in initiative strengthens industrial downstreaming, promotes economic growth, generates employment,
development. and aligns with the government’s vision for equitable national development.
The company's chemical business In addition, through our infrastructure investment subsidiary, PT Chandra Daya Investasi (CDI), we have
is supported by core infrastructure secured a Rp 2 trillion, 7-year term loan from PT Bank Danamon Indonesia Tbk to finance strategic and
assets, including energy, sustainable infrastructure projects. This funding will support CDI’s operations, business expansion, and
electricity, water, jetty, and tank working capital, allowing us to accelerate investments in renewable energy, sustainable water
farm facilities. management, energy efficiency, and other green asset initiatives.
Furthermore, Chandra Asri remains deeply committed to sustainability, and we are honored to receive
multiple recognitions for our efforts. We have been awarded Green PROPER awards for our Ciwandan
and Pulo Ampel sites, the 2024 Subroto Award for Contribution to Emission Reduction, and three awards
at the Global CSR & ESG Summit and Awards 2024. These achievements reflect our dedication to
responsible business practices, environmental stewardship, and sustainable growth. As we move
forward, we remain committed to strengthening our role as a key player in Indonesia’s industrial
development while prioritizing sustainability, innovation, and economic resilience.
For more information, please
In line with our commitment to sustainability and the energy transition, Chandra Asri Group has also
contact:
invested in Biofront’s Indonesian cooking oil (UCO) collection unit, TUKR. TUKR manages the full lifecycle,
Chrysanthi Tarigan, from collecting and storing used cooking oil to processing it into green fuels for final delivery. This
General Manager of Corporate investment is part of our ongoing efforts to support the development of sustainable biofuels, including
Communications Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF), produces from waste-based feedstock.
chrysanthi.tarigan@capcx.com We also would like to provide an update on the purchase of the Shell’s refinery and chemical assets. All
necessary approvals have been obtained and we are now in the final stages of the transaction process.
Investor Relations
Upon finalization of the transaction, we will submit the completion disclosure to the OJK.”
investor-relations@capcx.com
www.chandra-asri.com
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FY 2024 FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS:
• Net Revenue decreased by 17.4% in FY 2024 to US$1,785.4 million from US$2,159.9 million in FY 2023, due to external disruptions
in supply and demand, as well as the planned TAM, resulting in decreased sales volume in FY 2024.
• Cost of Revenue decreased to US$1,737.1 million in FY 2024, from US$2,078.1 million in FY 2023, primarily due to lower
production levels resulting from the Company's scheduled TAM.
US$ million, unless otherwise stated FY 2024 FY 2023 % Change
Net Revenues 1,785.4 2,159.9 (17.4)
- Chemical 1,684.5 2,082.2 (19.1)
- Infrastructure 100.9 77.7 29.7
Cost of Revenues 1,737.1 2,078.1 (16.4)
Gross Profit 48.3 81.8 (41.0)
Net (Loss) Profit after Tax (57.3) (31.5) (81.9)
EBITDA 76.1 130.0 (41.5)
Cash Flows from (used in) Operating Activities (158.3) 132.2 NR
Capital Investments 367.5 96.3 NR
Earnings (loss) per share (US$) (0.0) (0.0) NR
US$ million, unless otherwise stated FY 2024 FY 2023 % Change
Total Assets 5,658.9 5,614.5 0.8
Total Liabilities 2,726.1 2,620.6 4.0
Shareholders’ Equity 2,932.8 2,993.9 (2.0)
Interest Bearing Debt 2,000.6 1,740.7 14.9
Cash & Cash Equivalents plus Marketable Securities 2,145.9 2,469.0 (13.1)
Note:
NR.: Not Relevant
Financial Ratios
FY 2024 FY 2023
Gross Profit Margin 2.7% 3.8%
EBITDA Margin 4.3% 6.0%
Debt to Capitalization 40.6% 36.8%
Debt to Equity 68.2% 58.2%
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FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS
Net Revenues
In FY 2024, the Company reported net revenue of US$1,785.4 million, down 17.4% from US$2,159.9 million in FY 2023. This decline
was mainly due to external disruptions in supply and demand that reduced overall sales volumes during the year, along with the
effects of the Company's planned TAM.
Cost of Revenues
In FY 2024, the cost of revenue declined to US$1,737.1 million, compared to US$2,078.1 million in FY 2023. This decrease was mainly
attributable to reduced production levels resulting from the Company's planned TAM during the year.
EBITDA
In FY 2024, the Company reported lower EBITDA compared to FY 2023. This decline was mainly due to reduced gross profit resulting
from the Company's ongoing TAM, which concluded in Q3 2024 and required temporary closures at specific production facilities.
Although this impacted short-term operational capacity, the initiative is expected to enhance the Company’s efficiency and
profitability moving forward.
Net Profit (Loss) after Tax
Following the conditions mentioned above, the Company reported a Net Loss after Tax of US$57.3 million in FY 2024, compared to a
Net Loss after Tax of US$31.5 million in FY 2023.
Total Assets
The Company reported Total Assets of US$5,658.9 million as of December 31, 2024, an increase of 0.8% from US$5,614.5 million as
of December 31, 2023.
Total Liabilities
The Company recorded Total Liabilities of US$2,726.1 million as of December 31, 2024, an increase of 4% from US$2,620.6 million as
of December 31, 2023.
Cash Flows Provided by Operating Activities
Net cash used in operating activities during FY 2024 was US$158.3 million, compared to net cash provided by operating activities of
US$132.2 million in FY 2023. This decline was primarily due to higher cash used for supplier payments compared to the proceeds
from the sales during the year.
Cash Flows Provided by Investing Activities
In FY 2024, the Company recorded net cash outflows used in investing activities of US$77.6 million, showing an improvement from
net cash outflows of US$414.3 million in FY 2023. This positive shift mainly reflects proceeds from financial investments while there
was higher capital expenditures compared to the previous year mostly for TAM.
Cash Flows Provided by Financing Activities
In FY 2024, the Company recorded net cash inflows from financing activities of US$162.9 million, down from US$317.9 million in FY
2023. This decrease reflects higher repayments of existing long-term loans relative to new borrowings, as the Company continues to
optimize its capital structure and reduce financing costs while maintaining liquidity for strategic projects.
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CORPORATE NEWS
Chandra Asri Group Supports Energy Transition with Biofuel Investment Based
on Used Cooking Oil
Chandra Asri Group invested in Biofront's Indonesian used cooking oil ("UCO")
collection unit, TUKR (tukr.co.id). TUKR handles the entire process, from used
cooking oil collection, storage, processing into green fuel, and final delivery.
Biofront itself is one of the world's largest collectors of waste-based feedstock,
including used cooking oil, with operations in 8 countries. Used cooking oil
collected from food production waste generated by restaurants, hotels, malls
and other establishments is sent to bio-refineries to produce eco-friendly fuels,
including Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF).
Chandra Asri Group Receives Best Investment Award at Banten Investment
Forum 2024
Chandra Asri Group received an award as the Best Large Investment Value
Domestic Investment (PMDN) I at the Banten Investment Forum 2024, held by
the Banten Provincial Government and the Banten Provincial Representative
Office of Bank Indonesia. This award was given as a form of appreciation for the
company's commitment in realizing investments that have a positive impact on
the Banten and national economy, creating employment opportunities, and
strengthening the business climate in the region. The forum themed
“Investment to Enhance Inclusive and Sustainable Economic Growth” is
expected to open new investment opportunities in Banten through various
economic agendas such as business forums, MoU signing, awards, and business
matching.
KCE Launches Clean Energy Campaign “Energizing Growth with Renewable
Energy“
PT Krakatau Chandra Energi (KCE), subsidiary of the Chandra Asri Group,
launched the “Energizing Growth with Renewable Energy” campaign to support
Indonesia's clean energy transition, by providing solar power plants (PLTS) aimed
at the industrial and residential sectors. The campaign aims to accelerate the
adoption of new renewable energy (NRE) in the industrial and residential sectors
to contribute to the achievement of the Net Zero Emissions (NZE) 2060 target.
Currently, KCE has solar power plants (PLTS) across the Krakatau Industrial Area
with a total capacity of 2.067 MWp, consisting of various types of solar power
plants: ground-mounted, rooftop, and floating.
Chandra Asri Group acquires vessels to strengthen supply reliability
Chandra Asri Group through its subsidiary, PT Chandra Daya Investasi (CDI),
expanded its business portfolio by acquiring and operating four vessels to
transport oil, chemicals and natural gas. This move is part of the company's
efforts to strengthen the reliability of raw material supply through a more
efficient and sustainable maritime supply chain. The vessels will be operated by
CDI's logistics subsidiaries, PT Chandra Shipping International (CSI) and PT
Marina Indah Maritim (MIM), to support internal operational needs and open
new logistics business opportunities in the transportation and storage sectors.
Chandra Asri Wins PERHUMAS PR Excellence Awards 2024
Chandra Asri Group won the PERHUMAS PR Excellence Awards 2024 (PREA) with
the title of 1st place in the Corporate PR Program Environmental, Social, and
Governance (ESG) & Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) category for the
Indonesia Asri sustainability campaign. The award was given by the Indonesian
Public Relations Association (PERHUMAS) at a summit event that took place in
Nusa Dua, Bali, as part of the World Public Relations Forum (WPRF) 2024 series
of activities.
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Chandra Asri Group Re-designated as a National Vital Object in the Industrial
Sector
Chandra Asri Group has again achieved the status of National Vital Object for
Industry (OVNI) for its Petrochemical Plant at Site Office Ciwandan, Cilegon,
Banten, based on the Decree of the Indonesian Minister of Industry Number
3023 of 2024. With a plant area of 115.35 hectares, the facility includes high-
tech facilities for the production of Olefins, Polyolefins, as well as other domestic
petrochemical products such as Butadiene, MTBE, and Butene.
Chandra Asri Group Launches Circle of Beauty 3.0 for Sustainability Education
Chandra Asri Group once again launched the Circle of Beauty 3.0 program as part
of the Indonesia Asri campaign, with the theme “Self-Care Starts with Waste
Care.” The program aims to raise awareness of the younger generation towards
the importance of waste management of self-care products. In collaboration
with Rumah Atsiri, the program provides education on beauty product packaging
recycling while integrating sustainability principles into daily practices.
Chandra Asri Group Successfully Organizes CALIBER 2024
Chandra Asri Group successfully organized the Chandra Asri Limitless Innovation
and Business Strategy (CALIBER) Challenge 2024. This inter-student competition
carries the theme “Turning Trash into Treasure: Sustainable Solutions for Plastic
Waste” which aims to encourage the development of sustainable solutions for
plastic waste management based on a circular economy.
Chandra Asri Group Expands B1 and MTBE Plant through Partnership with IKPT
Chandra Asri Group has signed an Engineering, Procurement, and Construction
(EPC) contract with PT Inti Karya Persada Tehnik (IKPT) to increase the capacity
of its Butene-1 (B1) and Methyl Tert-butyl Ether (MTBE) Plants by more than
25%. Located at the integrated petrochemical complex in Ciwandan, the plant,
which has been in operation since 2020, plays a strategic role in reducing import
dependency and supporting domestic and export markets for key petrochemical
products.
Chandra Asri Group Inaugurates Tanara Village Waste Bank for Sustainable
Environmental
Chandra Asri Group inaugurated a Waste Bank in Tanara Village, Serang Regency,
Banten, as part of the Tanara Waste Management program. The program is a
collaboration with Bank Sampah Digital, Sheikh Nawawi University Banten,
Tanara Village Government, and DLH Serang Regency. This initiative aims to
support sustainable waste management and reduce waste problems in the area.
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Chandra Asri Group Collaborates with Serang Regency Government for
Mangrove Conservation
Chandra Asri Group and the Serang Regency Government signed a Cooperation
Agreement (PKS) for mangrove conservation on 180 hectares of land on the
north coast of Banten. The program aims to preserve the coastal ecosystem,
reduce the impact of abrasion, and support Indonesia's ENDC 2030 target. This
step begins with mangrove planting in an area of 100 hectares to preserve the
environment while improving the welfare of the community.
One Year of Indonesia Asri: Continue the Sustainability Mission with
#SiPalingSustainable
Chandra Asri Group continues to strengthen its commitment to sustainability
through the Indonesia Asri campaign, which has involved more than 2,200
volunteers in the Warga Asri community. In its one-year journey, the program
introduced the #AksiAsri365 challenge, a 365-day initiative that encourages
sustainable lifestyles through daily actions, such as the implementation of
Healthy Lifestyle, Circular Economy, and Carbon Footprint reduction. The
program has engaged 610 active participants from various backgrounds and
ages, showing great enthusiasm for positive change. Inspired by the success of
#AksiAsri365, Chandra Asri Group has launched a new initiative, through
Indonesia Asri, titled #SiPalingSustainable to expand sustainability impact in
2025.
Chandra Asri Group Maintains Strong CDP Scores Following Sustainable
Business Growth
Chandra Asri Group is proud to maintain a “B” score for Climate Change in the
Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP) 2024. This rating underscores the company’s
consistent efforts in managing climate-related risks and capitalizing on
opportunities. In addition, Chandra Asri Group also obtained a “B” rating in the
CDP Water Security program, reflecting its commitment to reducing freshwater
withdrawals and mitigating water risks.
Chandra Asri Group Inaugurates 7th PAUD School
Chandra Asri Group, in collaboration with Happy Hearts Indonesia Foundation
(HHI), inaugurated Raudhatul Athfal (RA) Mutiara An-Niswa on February 18,
2025, in Kedungsoka Village, Serang Regency. This initiative is part of Chandra
Asri Group's commitment to support early childhood education. Investing in
early childhood education is a crucial foundation for the nation's future. RA
Mutiara An-Niswa, the seventh Islamic preschool facility built by Chandra Asri
Group since 2017 with HHI, is equipped with adequate facilities and capacity-
building support for competent teachers. During the reconstruction process,
Chandra Asri Group involved employees and company management
representatives in volunteer activities and donated 291 books.
Launch of Evaluation Research on Plastic Asphalt Implementation: Waste
Management Solution from Chandra Asri Group for Sustainable Infrastructure
In collaboration with the Garut Regency Government and the Bakti Barito
Foundation, Chandra Asri Group has launched a research evaluation on the
implementation of plastic asphalt. The findings demonstrate the superiority of
plastic asphalt in enhancing road durability and managing waste from landfills in
Indonesia. The evaluation was conducted on 23 road sections in Garut Regency,
covering a total length of 50.2 km. Trials indicate increased stability with plastic
addition up to 6.1%.
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PT Chandra Asri Pacific Tbk Receives Green PROPER Award for Ciwandan and
Pulo Ampel Sites
PT Chandra Asri Pacific Tbk won two Green PROPER awards for Ciwandan Site
and Pulo Ampel Site in the PROPER Environmental Award on February 24, 2025.
This award is given as an appreciation for the Company's commitment in
environmental management that goes beyond compliance, including energy
efficiency, water conservation, and sustainable waste management.
Chandra Asri Group and Sultan Ageng Tirtayasa University (Untirta) Sign a
MoU, Supporting the Tridharma Implementation
Chandra Asri Group and Sultan Ageng Tirtayasa University (Untirta) have signed
a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) regarding the implementation of the
Tridharma of Higher Education. This collaboration encompasses the
development of education, research, and community service. The MoU, signed
on February 26, 2025, in Jakarta, marks a renewal of the ongoing partnership
between Chandra Asri Group and Untirta.
Chandra Asri Group Wins the 2025 PRIA Award
Chandra Asri Group received 4 awards at the Public Relations Indonesia Awards
2025 (PRIA), held in Bandung on February 26, 2025. The awards spanned 4
categories, namely ‘Most Popular in Online Media and Social Media at PR
Indonesia Awards 2025, Sub-Category: Private & Multinational Company Non-
Tbk’, ‘PR Program Category, Corporate PR Sub-Category Gold Winner:
Communicating the Transformation of Chandra Asri Group’, ‘Social
Responsibility Communication Program Category, Sustainability Business Sub-
Category Gold Winner – 100 Km Plastic Road’, and ‘PR Division, Silver Winner’
Chandra Asri Group and Danamon Sign Rp2 Trillion Term Loan to Support
Infrastructure Business Expansion
On February 28, 2025, Chandra Asri Group through its infrastructure investment
entity, PT Chandra Daya Investasi (CDI), signed a Rp 2 trillion term loan facility
agreement with PT Bank Danamon Indonesia Tbk. The 7-year agreement was
signed by Jonathan Kandinata, Director of CDI, and Roberto Trio, Senior Vice
President, Enterprise Banking Business Head of Danamon. Funds from this loan
will be used to support CDI's overall operations and business development as
well as strengthen the company's working capital in carrying out various
strategic projects.
Listed in PSN, Chandra Asri Group Ready to Build CA-EDC Factory in Cilegon
Banten
Chandra Asri Group has announced its readiness to establish a Chlor Alkali -
Dichloride (CA-EDC) Plant in Cilegon, Banten, as part of the National Strategic
Projects (PSN) initiative. This CA-EDC plant project is designed to promote
sustainable economic growth and industrial downstreaming while reducing
dependence on imported chemical materials. Erwin Ciputra, President Director
and CEO of Chandra Asri Group, expressed appreciation for the government’s
support in designating the plant as a PSN, highlighting their shared commitment
to accelerating development in line with the company’s vision as a Growth
Partner.
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Chandra Asri Group Distributes Operational Boat Aid for Disaster Management
to DKI Jakarta Provincial Government
Chandra Asri Group officially handed over 20 operational boats for flood disaster
management, along with 40 paddles and 80 life jackets, to the Provincial
Government of DKI Jakarta. The donation was presented by the President
Director & CEO of Chandra Asri Group, Erwin Ciputra, together with the Director
of Legal & External Affairs of Chandra Asri Group, Edi Rivai, to BPBD DKI Jakarta,
witnessed by the Governor of DKI Jakarta, Pramono Anung.
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