Alfamart operator’s profit rises as Indomaret parent reports decline

Alfamart operator PT. Sumber Alfaria Trijaya Tbk (AMRT) reported a 3.80 per cent year-on-year increase in profit attributable to owners in its third-quarter 2026 financial report. Indomaret parent PT. Indoritel Makmur Internasional Tbk (DNET) recorded a 22.15 per cent decline, according to disclosures to the Indonesia Stock Exchange.

AMRT’s attributable profit reached Rp2.40 trillion, compared with Rp2.31 trillion a year earlier. DNET’s fell to Rp652.86 billion from Rp838.66 billion, leaving AMRT’s profit about 3.7 times that of DNET.

Net revenue at AMRT increased 7.21 per cent to Rp101.29 trillion. Cost of revenue rose at a slower pace of 6.62 per cent to Rp79.09 trillion, while gross profit climbed 9.35 per cent to Rp22.20 trillion. Operating profit reached Rp3.19 trillion, up 7.89 per cent.

DNET reported revenue from customer contracts of Rp1.34 trillion, an increase of 9.28 per cent. However, selling expenses rose 25.77 per cent to Rp1.06 trillion, and general and administrative expenses increased 14.62 per cent to Rp155.02 billion.

DNET’s share of profit from associates and joint ventures fell 12.48 per cent to Rp617.04 billion. Its operating profit dropped 28.20 per cent to Rp711.32 billion, while profit for the period declined 26.67 per cent to Rp629.83 billion.

AMRT also faced higher expenses, including a 9.53 per cent increase in selling and distribution costs and a 35.82 per cent rise in finance costs. It recorded a Rp18.23 billion loss from associates, reversing a Rp2.92 billion profit.