PT. Garuda Indonesia (Persero) (GIAA) Q2 2026 earnings summary
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Q2 2026 earnings summary
5 Oct, 2026Executive summary
H1 2026 revenue was USD1,795.44m; net loss narrowed to USD112.96m from USD147.05m YoY, while operating expenses rose to USD1,749.95m from USD1,503.99m.
Independent auditors issued an unmodified opinion, finding the financial statements fairly presented in all material respects under Indonesian Financial Accounting Standards.
Severe liquidity pressure, negative working capital and negative equity persisted; management plans new working-capital financing and operational transformation measures.
Financial highlights
H1 operating revenue rose to USD1,795.44m from USD1,548.20m YoY; scheduled services contributed USD1,313.48m, non-scheduled USD272.75m and other revenue USD209.21m.
Loss before tax narrowed to USD130.28m from USD167.69m YoY; income tax benefit was USD17.32m and net loss was USD112.96m versus USD147.05m.
Finance costs were USD222.44m, down from USD251.59m YoY; maintenance and repair expense increased to USD407.21m from USD318.38m.
Operating cash flow was USD253.10m versus USD303.33m; investing outflow was USD382.47m and financing outflow USD161.61m.
Cash and equivalents ended H1 at USD624.34m, down from USD943.40m at Dec. 2025; total assets were USD7,375.06m and total liabilities USD7,427.21m.
Outlook and guidance
Plans include working-capital financing supported by PT Danantara Asset Management, with proceeds intended partly for trade payables and aircraft fuel.
Operational priorities include network and revenue-management optimization, cargo and ancillary revenue growth, strategic partnerships, fleet reliability, capacity utilization and punctuality.
Cost and structural initiatives include fuel optimization, engine exchanges, lower domestic agent commissions, digital transformation, premium-brand positioning and a leaner operating structure.
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