PT Bumi Resources reported a decline in production and revenue for the first nine months of 2025, primarily impacted by adverse weather conditions and decreasing global coal prices, yet managed to reduce overall production costs.
- Production decreased to 54.9 million tonnes compared to 57.3 million tonnes in 2024, mainly due to heavy rainfall.
- Realized coal prices fell to $60 per tonne from $73 in the prior year, reflecting downturn trends in the global coal market.
- Despite challenges, production costs decreased, aided by a lower strip ratio and reduced fuel prices, maintaining guidance at 73-75 million tonnes for the year.
- Net profit declined due to lower coal prices and a significant previous year's tax benefit, despite improved gross profit driven by subsidiary performance.
- Inventory levels are expected to be tight entering 2026 as sales strategies maximize throughput amid fluctuating prices.
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