Jakarta. PT Astra Otoparts Tbk (AUTO) reported solid financial performance through the third quarter of 2025, with strong revenue growth driving a year-on-year increase in net profit.

During its online public expose on Friday, Astra Otoparts announced a net profit attributable to the parent company of Rp 1.56 trillion ($96 million) as of Sept. 30, up 2.62 percent from Rp 1.52 trillion in the same period last year.

The profit rise was supported by robust revenue growth, with the company booking Rp 14.8 trillion in net sales in the first nine months of 2025, a 4.51 percent increase from Rp 14.16 trillion recorded in the corresponding period of 2024.

President Director Hamdhani Dzulkarnaen Salim expressed optimism about maintaining sustainable growth despite challenges in the automotive market. “The year 2025 is a challenging one for the automotive sector. But, thank God, Astra Otoparts continues to sustain steady growth with a solid business foundation. We’re growing both at the top and bottom lines,” Hamdhani said.

He said the company is undergoing a strategic transformation to adapt to technological disruption and shifting customer needs, with a focus on preparing for the era of vehicle electrification. “We are not only the largest automotive parts manufacturer and distributor in Indonesia but also a company that strives to stay adaptive to technology, customer demands, and the future direction of the industry,” he added.

Astra Otoparts’ solid performance was supported by its two core business segments, manufacturing and trading, which maintained balanced contributions. The manufacturing segment grew 5.8 percent year-on-year through the third quarter, reflecting the company’s global-standard production capabilities, while the trading segment expanded 3.1 percent during the same period.

Beyond the automotive business, Astra Otoparts is diversifying into medical equipment and heavy machinery manufacturing. Hamdhani said the medical device sector holds strong long-term potential in Indonesia. Leveraging its existing competencies, the company is developing a range of products, from basic equipment to high-tech devices such as patient monitors, ultrasound (USG), and electrocardiographs (ECG). These products are already supplied to both private and public hospitals across Indonesia.

“In the future, we’ll continue to strengthen partnerships with local and international partners to accelerate the growth of our medical device business,” Hamdhani said.

In addition, Astra Otoparts is expanding into the heavy equipment and mining components industries, capitalizing on synergies within the Astra Group’s mining, contracting, and equipment businesses. The company is also exploring innovations such as telecommunication batteries and lithium batteries for forklifts.

“These diversification and expansion efforts are expected to make Astra Otoparts’ growth more sustainable and strengthen its resilience against future challenges,” Hamdhani concluded.