Chandra Asri Pacific (TPIA) Q4 2025 earnings summary
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Q4 2025 earnings summary
18 Aug, 2026Executive summary
Achieved record profitability of USD 1.45bn and consolidated revenue of USD 7.02bn in 2025, supported by major acquisitions and expanded operations.
Maintained a strong balance sheet with over USD 3bn in liquidity and total assets rising to USD 12.38bn.
Completed major acquisitions in Singapore, including Shell Energy and Chemicals Park, Chevron Phillips Singapore Chemicals, Aster Chemicals and Energy Pte. Ltd. (ACE), and Aster Polymer Solutions Pte. Ltd. (APS).
Raised IDR 2.4tn through CDIA IPO to fund logistics and infrastructure expansion.
Recognized for sustainability leadership with multiple ESG awards and high ratings from CDP, MSCI, and S&P Global.
Financial highlights
Net profit after tax surged by 2,662% year-over-year to USD 1,448mn in FY2025, reversing a net loss in 2024.
EBITDA increased by 2,180.3% to USD 1,657mn compared to FY2024.
Total assets grew to USD 12,382mn; shareholder equity rose to USD 3,730mn.
Liquidity pool expanded by 85% to USD 3,890mn; cash and cash equivalents at USD 2.74bn.
Exponential revenue growth driven by energy and chemicals acquisitions, with energy accounting for 52.2% and chemicals 46.1% of net revenue.
Outlook and guidance
Continued infrastructure expansion and start-up of new facilities (CSU, LOC) expected in 2026.
CA-EDC and SAF facility start-ups targeted for 2027, supporting recurring cash flow.
Management monitors global supply chain and geopolitical risks, with force majeure declared for some petrochemical operations in March 2026 due to feedstock disruptions.
The Group maintains a diversified supplier base and contingency plans to ensure operational continuity.
Focus on disciplined, integrated growth, prioritizing value-accretive investments and sustainability.
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