Key insights and market outlook
PT Indofarma Tbk (INAF) shows early signs of recovery through efficiency measures and reduced operating expenses against sales, according to KISI Sekuritas research head Muhammad Wafi. However, the company's recovery remains in its early stages and heavily dependent on funding support. Wafi emphasizes that Indofarma is still in 'survival mode', requiring positive operational cash flow to sustain recovery efforts.
PT Indofarma Tbk (INAF) is showing initial signs of recovery through various efficiency measures implemented by the company. According to Muhammad Wafi, Head of Research at KISI Sekuritas, the reduction in operating expenses to sales ratio through Q3-2025 indicates positive progress. 'This is a positive signal from the efficiency efforts, but Indofarma is still in survival mode,' Wafi stated.
The recovery process is heavily dependent on successful working capital injection. Wafi emphasized that merely cutting costs is insufficient; achieving positive operational cash flow is crucial for sustainable recovery. The company's ability to secure necessary funding will be critical in determining its future prospects.
Analysts are cautiously optimistic about Indofarma's prospects while acknowledging the challenges ahead. The company's journey toward full recovery requires not only cost management but also successful implementation of its business strategies and securing financial backing. Continued monitoring of Indofarma's financial health and operational performance will be essential for investors.
Operational Efficiency Improvement
Working Capital Injection Requirement