Key insights and market outlook
Astra International's financing arm reported 8% year-on-year profit growth despite a challenging automotive market. The company's financing subsidiaries, including Toyota Astra Finance (TAF) and Astra Credit Companies (ACC), maintained a 25% market share in four-wheeled vehicle financing. Total financing for four-wheeled vehicles reached approximately Rp85 trillion between January and October 2025, with a 5% YoY growth. Astra Financial remains optimistic about business prospects for 2026, citing improving economic conditions and mobility needs.
Astra International's financing arm has demonstrated resilience in the face of a challenging automotive market, reporting an 8% year-on-year increase in profit as of October 2025. The company's financing subsidiaries, Toyota Astra Finance (TAF) and Astra Credit Companies (ACC), collectively maintained a significant 25% market share in four-wheeled vehicle financing.
Despite current market challenges, Astra Financial remains optimistic about its business prospects for 2026. The optimism is based on anticipated improvements in macroeconomic conditions, including economic growth and increasing mobility needs. The company's management believes that as the economy recovers, consumer demand for vehicles is likely to increase, supporting the growth of their financing business.
Astra Financial's management attributes their success to strategic diversification within their financing portfolio. While new vehicle financing faced challenges, growth in used car and multi-purpose financing helped maintain overall performance. The company is well-positioned to capitalize on the expected recovery in the automotive market in 2026.
Strong Profit Growth
Market Share Maintenance
Positive Business Outlook