BRI Reaffirms Dividend Commitment to Shareholders

JAKARTA, Investortrust.id — PT Bank Rakyat Indonesia Tbk or BBRI reiterates its commitment to paying cash dividends on Sunday, Jan 25, 2026 in Jakarta as strong earnings and balance sheet growth support shareholder returns, reinforcing confidence in its long term value creation strategy.

The state owned lender said it had consistently distributed dividends since 2016, paying both final and interim dividends, reflecting management confidence in sustainable profitability and capital strength.

According to information published on the bank’s official website on Saturday, Jan 24, 2026, dividends rose steadily from Rp 83.63 per share for the 2016 financial year to Rp 235 per share in 2023, accompanied by an interim dividend of Rp 84 per share in the same year.

For the 2024 financial year, total dividends combining interim and final payments reached Rp 343.40 per share, equivalent to about Rp 51.73 trillion, underscoring the bank’s aggressive shareholder distribution policy.

Management maintained a strong dividend payout ratio, keeping it above 80 percent since 2021 and raising it to 86 percent for the 2024 financial year, signaling a firm commitment to income focused investors.

In 2025, the bank paid an interim cash dividend on Jan 15 for the 2025 financial year amounting to at least Rp 20.63 trillion, or Rp 137 per share, to shareholders recorded in the shareholder registry.

The dividend distribution was supported by solid financial performance, disciplined risk management, and healthy loan growth, even as macroeconomic conditions remained challenging.

Based on published financial statements, total loans reached Rp 1,306.54 trillion as of November 2025, growing 7.61 percent year on year from Rp 1,219.21 trillion in the same period of 2024.

Third party funds stood at Rp 1,459.99 trillion, up 5.28 percent year on year, with low cost funds continuing to dominate the funding mix.

Current account and savings account funds accounted for 69.76 percent of total deposits, or Rp 1,018.54 trillion, while time deposits amounted to Rp 441.45 trillion.

Total assets rose 3.85 percent year on year to Rp 1,922.53 trillion as of November 2025, while net profit reached Rp 45.45 trillion.

Deputy President Director Agus Noorsanto said the bank’s performance remained on track and was expected to stay positive through year end.

“For loans, we project growth in the range of 7 to 9 percent,” Agus said during an online presentation of the bank’s third quarter 2025 financial performance on Thursday, Oct 30, 2025.

He added that the bank continued to strengthen its business fundamentals by maintaining a healthy loan portfolio and pushing the share of low cost funds closer to 70 percent.

“Thank God our CASA continues to grow and is approaching 70 percent, and we are optimistic we can maintain quality and sustainable growth,” Agus said.