Jakarta. Astra Group’s automotive components manufacturer Astra Otoparts reported a 2.6 percent increase in consolidated net profit to Rp 1.6 trillion ($96.3 million) as of the third quarter of 2025.

In 2024, the company posted a consolidated profit of Rp 1.5 trillion, which included gains from the sale of unused manufacturing assets. Excluding that one-off gain, Astra Otoparts’ profit grew 14.5 percent year on year.

Consolidated revenue climbed 4.5 percent to Rp 14.8 trillion, driven by solid performance in both the manufacturing and trading segments. Total assets stood at Rp 23 trillion, while liabilities were recorded at Rp 6.5 trillion.

“Our Q3 performance reflects customers’ continued trust in Astra Otoparts’ product quality and services. We will keep strengthening collaboration, supply chain efficiency, and product innovation,” said Sophie Handili, Director of Astra Otoparts, in an official statement on Tuesday.

The manufacturing segment booked Rp 7.8 trillion in revenue, up 5.8 percent from the previous year, supported by higher demand from Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) clients for both two- and four-wheeled vehicles. The company also expanded its non-automotive product lines, including medical devices, heavy equipment components, and other industrial parts.

Astra Otoparts continues to support Indonesia’s electric vehicle (EV) ecosystem by producing x-EV components and expanding its Altro charging infrastructure. Meanwhile, the trading segment posted Rp 7 trillion in revenue, up 3.1 percent from Rp 6.8 trillion a year earlier, supported by domestic demand through Shop & Drive and Astra Otoservice outlets, as well as rising exports.

Through integrated digitalization across its retail networks and astraotoshop.com, the company has expanded customer reach and enhanced efficiency. Astra Otoparts’ Otopower charging network now operates in 59 strategic locations nationwide, reinforcing its presence in Indonesia’s vehicle electrification landscape.