Japfa Comfeed Indonesia stock plans IDR 90 interim dividend

Published on 10/30/2026 at 01:33 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS

Japfa Comfeed Indonesia stock is set to pay an interim dividend after stronger first-half results. The payment is scheduled for November 12.

Dividend plan follows stronger first-half performance

Japfa's board approved the interim distribution on October 27, 2026, and the disclosure followed on October 28.
First-half net sales, operating profit and EBITDA all increased year on year.
The payment is scheduled for November 12, while the final 2026 dividend remains undecided.

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PT Japfa Comfeed Indonesia Tbk plans to distribute an interim dividend for fiscal 2026 after reporting stronger first-half results. Kontan reported the plan on October 29, 2026, citing a board decision approved by the supervisory board on October 27 and disclosed on October 28.

Distribution follows first-half growth

The planned distribution totals IDR 1.0528 trillion, equivalent to IDR 90 per share. The payment is scheduled for November 12, 2026. The regular and negotiated-market cum-dividend date is November 5, followed by the ex-dividend date on November 6. A separate cash-market schedule sets the cum-dividend date for November 9 and the ex-dividend date for November 10.

The dividend is based on the company's six-month results through June 30, 2026. Kontan reported first-half net sales of IDR 35.36 trillion, compared with IDR 27.48 trillion in the prior-year period. Operating profit rose to IDR 3.73 trillion from IDR 2.10 trillion, while EBITDA increased to IDR 4.41 trillion from IDR 2.73 trillion.

Investors still face execution risks

The distribution provides a defined near-term cash return for eligible shareholders, but it should not be treated as the full dividend for fiscal 2026. The company may still determine a final dividend after the year ends, subject to its results and corporate approvals.

Japfa operates an integrated agribusiness and food model spanning animal feed, breeding, commercial farming, aquaculture, cattle and processed food. That breadth can support value creation across the protein supply chain, while earnings remain exposed to feed costs, energy expenses, animal disease and changes in poultry and other protein prices.