PT PP (Persero) Tbk reported a significant increase in new contracts secured in January 2026, totaling Rp 2.76 trillion. This represents a 120.8% jump compared to the same period in the previous year, with growth largely attributed to projects funded by the Indonesian government.
Government Investment Drives Growth
Government projects comprised the majority – 73.31% – of the new contracts awarded to the state-controlled construction firm. State-owned enterprises accounted for an additional 25.20%, even as private sector projects made up a smaller portion at 1.49%.
Project Breakdown
The new contracts span a variety of sectors. Building projects represent the largest share at 43.28%, followed by roads and bridges (26.64%), and smelter and mining projects (25.20%). Smaller portions involve water and waste treatment (4.18%), water infrastructure (0.54%), and oil and gas facilities (0.16%).
Notable projects include the Rp 538.5 billion Medan Metropolitan Membidang bus rapid transit (BRT) development, the Rp 478.6 billion Mempawah bauxite mining project, and the Rp 341.7 billion Aceh disaster mitigation project.
According to Corporate Secretary Joko Raharjo, this strong start to the year is expected to provide momentum for continued performance growth throughout 2026, despite existing challenges within the construction industry.
PTPP stated its strategy for sustaining performance will center on selective bidding practices, ensuring timely project completion, and implementing prudent risk management protocols.
Frequently Asked Questions
What percentage of PTPP’s new contracts came from government projects in January 2026?
Government projects accounted for 73.31% of PTPP’s new contracts in January 2026.
What was the total value of new contracts secured by PTPP in January 2026?
PTPP secured Rp 2.76 trillion in new contracts in January 2026.
Which sector received the largest portion of PTPP’s new contracts in January 2026?
Building projects made up the largest portion of the new contracts, representing 43.28% of the total.
As PTPP focuses on strategic project selection and efficient execution, how might these factors influence the company’s overall growth trajectory in the coming year?
