ASX: ATM · Five-year financial review

(ASX: ATM) ANTAM Financial Review - FY2021~25

ANTAM’s review combines a growing sales base with a more uneven cash and earnings profile. The key distinctions are between group and owner-attributable profit, accounting earnings and cash generation, and gold product sales versus output from ANTAM’s own mines.

Years ended 31 December 2021-2025 · IDR trillion unless stated · Editorial review: 2026-09-28 · MII Research

Reading the figures: Monetary tables use Indonesian rupiah, not Australian dollars. Negative amounts are bracketed. Unit corrections are documented in the evidence ledger; underlying extracted records remain unchanged.

FY2025 revenue
Rp84.642trn

Consolidated net sales.

FY2025 group profit
Rp7.920trn

Parent-owner share: Rp7.209trn.

FY2025 operating cash
Rp4.853trn

Not EBITDA or profit.

Closing cash
Rp8.434trn

31 December 2025.

Five years in context

Revenue reached successive highs in FY2024 and FY2025, but the intervening FY2023 decline shows why a simple growth narrative misses the cycle. Group profit and cash generation should be compared separately, with minority ownership identified in the later years.

The FY2024 revenue expansion included substantial domestic gold product sales. Its own-mine gold output was much smaller than product sales, so the sales volume cannot be used to infer extraction rates or depletion of ANTAM’s reserves.

Events behind the numbers

FY2021

Bond principal repaid

ANTAM repaid Rp2.1trn of the ten-year Series B bonds in December. This is a financing event, not an operating expense.

FY2022

Higher reported earnings

Group profit rose above the prior year as the financial series reached a higher revenue and operating-profit level. No unsupported commodity-price attribution is added.

FY2023

Revenue and profit step back

Sales and profit declined from FY2022. Net investing cash was positive and should not be described as negative capital expenditure.

FY2024

Refinery milestone and loan repayment

Mempawah SGAR received its first bauxite injection in September. Investment-loan repayment in December was a separate financing event.

FY2025

Profit and cash recover

The financial series shows higher operating profit and a recovery in year-end cash. Own-mine gold production and gold product sales both declined from FY2024, illustrating why revenue and mine volumes are not interchangeable.

FINANCIAL REVIEW / 01

Sales growth is not the same as profit growth

Costs absorb most sales revenue, so gross and operating profit provide a clearer view of the earnings retained from the revenue base. The FY2025 parent-owner share is below total group profit; total comprehensive income is a different measure again.

Net sales through the cycle

IDR trillion

Net sales through the cycleNet sales: FY2021 38.446; FY2022 45.930; FY2023 41.048; FY2024 69.192; FY2025 84.642023.747.471.194.8FY2021FY2022FY2023FY2024FY2025Net sales, FY2021: 38.446 IDR trillion38.446Net sales, FY2022: 45.930 IDR trillion45.930Net sales, FY2023: 41.048 IDR trillion41.048Net sales, FY2024: 69.192 IDR trillion69.192Net sales, FY2025: 84.642 IDR trillion84.642
Net sales
IDR trillion; fiscal years end in December.

AI-generated presentation · values from Revenue, costs and statutory earnings; no missing values plotted as zero.

Gross, operating and net profit

IDR trillion

Gross, operating and net profitGross profit: FY2021 6.359; FY2022 8.211; FY2023 6.315; FY2024 6.498; FY2025 13.681 | Operating profit: FY2021 2.738; FY2022 3.942; FY2023 2.617; FY2024 2.998; FY2025 8.395 | Group profit after tax: FY2021 1.862; FY2022 3.821; FY2023 3.078; FY2024 3.852; FY2025 7.92003.837.6611.4915.32FY2021FY2022FY2023FY2024FY2025Gross profit, FY2021: 6.359 IDR trillionGross profit, FY2022: 8.211 IDR trillionGross profit, FY2023: 6.315 IDR trillionGross profit, FY2024: 6.498 IDR trillionGross profit, FY2025: 13.681 IDR trillionOperating profit, FY2021: 2.738 IDR trillionOperating profit, FY2022: 3.942 IDR trillionOperating profit, FY2023: 2.617 IDR trillionOperating profit, FY2024: 2.998 IDR trillionOperating profit, FY2025: 8.395 IDR trillionGroup profit after tax, FY2021: 1.862 IDR trillionGroup profit after tax, FY2022: 3.821 IDR trillionGroup profit after tax, FY2023: 3.078 IDR trillionGroup profit after tax, FY2024: 3.852 IDR trillionGroup profit after tax, FY2025: 7.920 IDR trillion
Gross profitOperating profitGroup profit after tax
Statutory levels shown separately, not added together.

AI-generated presentation · values from Revenue, costs and statutory earnings; no missing values plotted as zero.

Revenue, costs and statutory earnings

IDR trillion

MetricFY2021FY2022FY2023FY2024FY2025
Net sales38.44645.93041.04869.19284.642
Cost of sales(32.087)(37.720)(34.733)(62.694)(70.961)
Gross profit6.3598.2116.3156.49813.681
Operating profit2.7383.9422.6172.9988.395
Group profit after tax1.8623.8213.0783.8527.920
Profit attributable to parent owners1.8623.8213.0783.6477.209

IDR trillion; negative expenses shown in brackets. Group profit and parent-owner profit diverge with non-controlling interests in FY2024-FY2025. Neither is total comprehensive income.

Source locale uses dots for thousands and commas for decimals. Inconsistent extraction scale labels have been corrected for presentation using cross-referenced financial disclosures, not multiplied literally.

Source: Annual-report extractions; report editions are listed once in the consolidated source registry.

FINANCIAL REVIEW / 02

A larger asset and equity base

The balance sheet expanded over the review, including investments in associates. These are stock measures at year end: neither rising equity nor a higher associate carrying value is an operating cash receipt.

Assets, liabilities and equity

IDR trillion

Assets, liabilities and equityTotal assets: FY2021 32.916; FY2022 33.637; FY2023 42.851; FY2024 44.523; FY2025 52.530 | Total liabilities: FY2021 12.079; FY2022 9.925; FY2023 11.686; FY2024 12.323; FY2025 15.931 | Total equity: FY2021 20.837; FY2022 23.712; FY2023 31.166; FY2024 32.200; FY2025 36.600014.7129.4244.1358.83FY2021FY2022FY2023FY2024FY2025Total assets, FY2021: 32.916 IDR trillionTotal assets, FY2022: 33.637 IDR trillionTotal assets, FY2023: 42.851 IDR trillionTotal assets, FY2024: 44.523 IDR trillionTotal assets, FY2025: 52.530 IDR trillionTotal liabilities, FY2021: 12.079 IDR trillionTotal liabilities, FY2022: 9.925 IDR trillionTotal liabilities, FY2023: 11.686 IDR trillionTotal liabilities, FY2024: 12.323 IDR trillionTotal liabilities, FY2025: 15.931 IDR trillionTotal equity, FY2021: 20.837 IDR trillionTotal equity, FY2022: 23.712 IDR trillionTotal equity, FY2023: 31.166 IDR trillionTotal equity, FY2024: 32.200 IDR trillionTotal equity, FY2025: 36.600 IDR trillion
Total assetsTotal liabilitiesTotal equity
Separate balance-sheet levels; do not sum assets and their funding.

AI-generated presentation · values from Balance sheet and working capital; no missing values plotted as zero.

Balance sheet and working capital

IDR trillion

MetricFY2021FY2022FY2023FY2024FY2025
Total assets32.91633.63742.85144.52352.530
Total liabilities12.0799.92511.68612.32315.931
Total equity20.83723.71231.16632.20036.600
Net working capital5.1665.72311.4888.22113.339
Investments in associates1.7702.7082.5685.4268.999

31 December balances. Total liabilities include more than borrowings; net working capital is not cash.

Equity and investments in associates are accounting amounts, not realizable project valuations.

Source: Annual-report extractions; report editions are listed once in the consolidated source registry.

FINANCIAL REVIEW / 03

What changed in liquidity

FY2024 cash declined despite positive operating cash flow because investing and financing absorbed cash. The subsequent year’s closing balance recovered with positive operating cash and net financing inflow. The bridge below preserves exchange effects rather than equating net cash flow with the closing-balance change.

Operating, investing and financing cash

IDR trillion

Operating, investing and financing cashOperating cash flow: FY2021 5.043; FY2022 4.108; FY2023 4.357; FY2024 3.681; FY2025 4.853 | Investing cash flow: FY2021 (1.730); FY2022 (0.783); FY2023 2.865; FY2024 (2.637); FY2025 (1.507) | Financing cash flow: FY2021 (2.222); FY2022 (4.078); FY2023 (2.428); FY2024 (5.721); FY2025 0.300-6.37-3.19-0.023.166.33FY2021FY2022FY2023FY2024FY2025Operating cash flow, FY2021: 5.043 IDR trillionOperating cash flow, FY2022: 4.108 IDR trillionOperating cash flow, FY2023: 4.357 IDR trillionOperating cash flow, FY2024: 3.681 IDR trillionOperating cash flow, FY2025: 4.853 IDR trillionInvesting cash flow, FY2021: (1.730) IDR trillionInvesting cash flow, FY2022: (0.783) IDR trillionInvesting cash flow, FY2023: 2.865 IDR trillionInvesting cash flow, FY2024: (2.637) IDR trillionInvesting cash flow, FY2025: (1.507) IDR trillionFinancing cash flow, FY2021: (2.222) IDR trillionFinancing cash flow, FY2022: (4.078) IDR trillionFinancing cash flow, FY2023: (2.428) IDR trillionFinancing cash flow, FY2024: (5.721) IDR trillionFinancing cash flow, FY2025: 0.300 IDR trillion
Operating cash flowInvesting cash flowFinancing cash flow
Signed flows; investing inflow is not negative capex.

AI-generated presentation · values from Cash generation and capital deployment; no missing values plotted as zero.

Year-end cash recovery

IDR trillion

Year-end cash recoveryClosing cash: FY2024 4.752; FY2025 8.43402.364.727.089.45FY2024FY2025Closing cash, FY2024: 4.752 IDR trillion4.752Closing cash, FY2025: 8.434 IDR trillion8.434
Closing cash
Two selected year-end balances, not a fabricated five-year cash series.

AI-generated presentation · values from FY2024-FY2025 cash balance bridge; no missing values plotted as zero.

Cash generation and capital deployment

IDR trillion

MetricFY2021FY2022FY2023FY2024FY2025
Operating cash flow5.0434.1084.3573.6814.853
Investing cash flow(1.730)(0.783)2.865(2.637)(1.507)
Financing cash flow(2.222)(4.078)(2.428)(5.721)0.300

Signed net cash flows, not gross investment or dividend payments. Positive FY2023 investing cash is an inflow; positive FY2025 financing is an inflow despite the generic “used in” extracted heading.

FY2021 operating cash uses the statutory cash-flow record of Rp5.043trn, corroborated by the later financial summary. A conflicting narrative extraction of Rp3.99trn is not substituted.

Source: Annual-report extractions; report editions are listed once in the consolidated source registry.

FY2024-FY2025 cash balance bridge

IDR trillion

MetricFY2024FY2025
Opening cash9.2094.752
Net cash flow(4.677)3.646
Exchange effect0.2200.036
Closing cash4.7528.434

Detailed statement amounts are IDR millions, converted to trillions. Closing cash includes exchange effects; the bridge is not an earnings reconciliation.

Source: Annual-report extractions; report editions are listed once in the consolidated source registry.

FINANCIAL REVIEW / 04

Gold sales and own-mine production answer different questions

ANTAM’s gold sales include a much broader product business than output from its own mines. The 2025 report separately identifies actual operations and 2026 targets. Keeping both distinctions visible avoids interpreting a sales target as historical mine production.

Own-mine gold production

tonnes of gold

Own-mine gold productionOwn-mine gold production: FY2024 1.02; FY2025 0.74300.290.570.861.14FY2024FY2025Own-mine gold production, FY2024: 1.02 tonnes of gold1.02Own-mine gold production, FY2025: 0.743 tonnes of gold0.743
Own-mine gold production
Tonnes of gold; own-mine output only, not total product sales.

AI-generated presentation · values from Gold: mine output versus product sales; no missing values plotted as zero.

Ferronickel: FY2025 production versus FY2026 target

TNi

Ferronickel: FY2025 production versus FY2026 targetFerronickel production: FY2025 actual 16,064; FY2026 target 18,36705,14310k15k21kFY2025 actualFY2026 targetFerronickel production, FY2025 actual: 16,064 TNi16,064Ferronickel production, FY2026 target: 18,367 TNi18,367
Ferronickel production
TNi. The FY2026 bar is a disclosed target, not an achieved result.

AI-generated presentation · values from Actual FY2025 volumes and explicitly forward-looking FY2026 targets; no missing values plotted as zero.

Gold: mine output versus product sales

tonnes of gold

MetricFY2024FY2025
Own-mine gold production1.020.743
Gold product sales43.7837.365

The two rows have different operating scopes. Product sales divided by own-mine production is not a recovery ratio or reserve-depletion measure. FY2024 is retained at the precision of the saved extraction; FY2025 kilograms are converted to tonnes.

Source: FY2024 saved extraction; FY2025 operations narrative in the existing parsed annual report (DB page 299, source locators retained).

Actual FY2025 volumes and explicitly forward-looking FY2026 targets

Units by metric: TNi = tonnes of nickel contained; kg = kilograms

MetricFY2025 actualFY2026 target
Ferronickel productionTNi16,06418,367
Ferronickel salesTNi10,52818,349
Own-mine gold productionkg743837
Gold product saleskg37,36540,837

FY2026 values are issuer targets disclosed in the FY2025 report, not realised output or an update of subsequent performance.

The original table uses two grouped headers, each with production and sales subcolumns. Its surrounding narrative confirms the mapping. English thousands separators are used here; Indonesian dots in the source are not decimal fractions.

Source: ANTAM FY2025 Annual Report, Operational Targets for 2026; DB table 01a066f5-27dc-7ecb-ad90-2bf0fa06e587 and stored parsed narrative.

Reading the figures

  • Financial presentation corrects inconsistent inferred currency scales in the extraction; Indonesian number punctuation is interpreted explicitly. The original records are preserved.
  • Financial highlights are taken from the FY2025 five-year comparison; original-year statements and claims are used for corroboration. This is not a new original-document audit.
  • FY2025 operating-volume mapping has been corrected: 16,064 TNi ferronickel and 743 kg own-mine gold are actual production; 18,349 TNi and 40,837 kg are FY2026 sales targets. The 2026 targets are not included in the five-year financial results.
  • Issuer EBITDA is available but not mixed into statutory profit or used as a cash proxy. No reconciliation not supplied in the selected evidence is invented.
  • Residual volume issues were checked against the selected DB tables and existing parsed original on 28 September 2026. No PDF download, reparsing, web financial research or MiniMax call. Published, primary-author review rather than an independent audit.

Annual-report source registry

  • ANTAM - Annual Report to shareholders Year 2021Existing annual extraction; FY2025 financial highlights include historical comparatives.
  • ANTAM - Annual Report to shareholdersExisting annual extraction; FY2025 financial highlights include historical comparatives.
  • ANTAM - Annual Report to shareholdersExisting annual extraction; FY2025 financial highlights include historical comparatives.
  • ANTAM - Annual Report to shareholdersExisting annual extraction; FY2025 financial highlights include historical comparatives.
  • ANTAM - Annual Report to shareholdersExisting annual extraction; FY2025 financial highlights include historical comparatives. Residual production/sales mapping checked in the existing parsed original: operational targets narrative and grouped-column table; parse_content_id 2078954, plus gold operating-scope page_text 12433779.

Prepared from the existing year-by-year extractions and saved corrections, supplemented by a specifically authorised DB-table and existing parsed-text lookup for residual issues on 28 September 2026. No PDFs were downloaded or reparsed and no financial web research was used. The lookup log and source locators are retained; this is not an independent audit.

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