PALMOILMAGAZINE, JAKARTA — PT Teladan Prima Agro Tbk (TLDN) posted stellar results in the first nine months of 2025, with net profit jumping 110.5% year-on-year (yoy) to IDR 829.3 billion — surpassing its full-year 2024 profit of IDR 825.6 billion.
This remarkable growth was driven by higher sales volumes and rising average selling prices of its main products — crude palm oil (CPO), crude palm kernel oil (CPKO), and palm kernel (PK).
From January to September 2025, CPO sales volume reached 238,013 tons, up 5.7% from the same period last year, while the average selling price rose 18.6% to IDR 13,945 per kilogram. CPKO sales surged 312.8% to 8,753 tons, with prices up 48.2% yoy to IDR 24,080 per kilogram. Meanwhile, PK prices jumped 82.3% to IDR 11,024 per kilogram.
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As a result, TLDN recorded revenues of IDR 3.32 trillion from CPO, IDR 210.78 billion from CPKO, and IDR 274.37 billion from PK—representing annual growth of 25.4%, 511.8%, and 48.5%, respectively.
“With stronger prices for CPO, CPKO, and PK, we’ve worked to maximize sales volumes to deliver optimal results for the company’s performance,” said TLDN President Director Wishnu Wardhana in an official statement to beige-heron-208544.hostingersite.com on Wednesday (Oct 29, 2025).
“As a modern agribusiness company, we remain committed to producing high-quality, value-added products,” he added.
Operational Performance on the Rise
Operationally, TLDN also saw solid improvement. Fresh fruit bunch (FFB) production for January–September 2025 reached 929,964 tons, growing 5.9% from the previous year — supported by a 5.3% increase from nucleus estates and 10.3% from plasma estates.
Downstream, CPO production rose 2.2% to 240,282 tons, while PK and CPKO output grew by 2.9% and 265.8% yoy, respectively. The increase aligns with higher FFB throughput across TLDN’s mills.
Wishnu attributed the strong results to consistent application of best plantation practices — from fertilization management and infrastructure upkeep to the adoption of data-driven and IoT-based technologies. Through its in-house Teladan Productivity Technology Science (TPTS) platform, TLDN monitors plant health indices in real time to sustain field productivity.
“This operational growth reflects our consistency in maintaining efficiency and implementing best practices on the ground,” Wishnu said.
With this positive momentum, TLDN is optimistic about maintaining its growth trajectory through the end of 2025, further solidifying its position as one of Indonesia’s leading palm oil producers. (P2)
