Paradise Indonesia Reports 32.9% Revenue Jump and Strategic Cash Surge

Jakartaweekly.com — PT Indonesian Paradise Property Tbk (INPP), popularly known as Paradise Indonesia, has announced an impressive financial performance for 2025, marking its fifth consecutive year of consistent revenue growth.

The Company recorded a 32.9% YoY increase in Net Revenue, reaching IDR 1.74 trillion. This growth was largely fueled by the successful handover of Antasari Place apartments, the expansion of the 23 Paskal Shopping Center in Bandung, and the launch of Citadines in late 2025.

Liquidity and Strategic Strength

Beyond revenue, the developer significantly bolstered its “war chest.” Paradise Indonesia’s cash and cash equivalents surged by 113.3% to IDR 771.39 billion. This liquidity boost stems from strategic corporate actions, including a IDR 500 billion bond issuance and the entry of a strategic partner into its asset portfolio.

Despite non-cash adjustments affecting net profit, the Company maintains a highly conservative Net Debt to Equity ratio (Net DER) of 0.21x, providing significant “dry powder” for future expansion.

The Road Ahead: 2026 Projects

With recurring income now securing 70% of total revenue, Paradise Indonesia is doubling down on its “iconic lifestyle” footprint. The Company’s roadmap for 2026 focuses on high-growth regional hubs:

• Central Java Expansion: The 23 Semarang Shopping Center is slated to begin operations in Q2 2026, anchoring the Company’s commercial portfolio in the region.

• IKN Satellite Growth: Development is underway for 88 Plaza in Balikpapan, East Kalimantan, a strategic retail and shophouse project positioned to capture the momentum of Indonesia’s new capital region.

“We are now poised to grow conservatively amid a challenging environment,” stated Anthony P. Susilo, President Director & CEO. “With a solid recurring income base and low leverage, we are well-positioned to accelerate new projects that deliver sustainable value.”

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