BCA Announces Rp6.77 Trillion Interim Dividend Distribution for 2025

Key Dividend Dates for BCA Shareholders

PT Bank Central Asia Tbk. (BBCA) has announced an interim dividend distribution for the fiscal year 2025, with several key dates for shareholders to note. The company will distribute Rp55 per share, amounting to a total of Rp6.77 trillion. The dividend distribution is a continuation of BCA's consistent practice of sharing profits with shareholders, maintaining a dividend payout ratio of approximately 68% in recent years.

Dividend Timeline

1. Cum Dividen Date: December 2, 2025 (Regular & Negotiation Market)
2. Ex Dividen Date: December 3, 2025 (Regular & Negotiation Market)
3. Record Date: December 4, 2025
4. Payment Date: December 22, 2025

Financial Highlights and Shareholder Value

The decision to distribute the interim dividend follows the Annual General Meeting of Shareholders (AGMS) on March 12, 2025, and subsequent approval from the board of directors and commissioners. This dividend payment marks the fifth consecutive year that BCA has distributed interim dividends, with a consistent upward trend in the dividend amount.

Historical Dividend Trend

• 2021: Rp25 per share (Post 1:5 stock split)
• 2022: Rp35 per share
• 2023: Rp42.50 per share
• 2024: Rp50 per share
• 2025: Rp55 per share

The increasing dividend amount demonstrates BCA's strong financial performance and commitment to delivering value to shareholders. BCA's financial stability and consistent dividend policy have made it a favored stock among investors in the Indonesian banking sector.

Market Impact and Investor Considerations

The dividend announcement is expected to positively impact BCA's stock attractiveness, particularly for income-focused investors. The stock will trade cum-dividend on December 2, 2025, meaning investors purchasing shares on or before this date will be eligible for the dividend payment.

BCA's consistent dividend policy, coupled with its strong financial fundamentals, positions the bank favorably in the competitive Indonesian banking landscape. The bank's ability to maintain a high dividend payout ratio reflects its robust capital position and effective capital management strategy.