ARCI’s Profit Projected to Reach IDR 2 Trillion Next Year

The net profit of Rajawali Group's gold issuer, PT Archi Indonesia Tbk (ARCI), is rumored to surge to IDR 2 trillion by 2026. According to information from sources familiar with the plan, ARCI aims for a net profit of IDR 2 trillion, driven by potential gold production and rising gold prices affecting the Average Selling Price (ASP).

This information aligns with news that ARCI has begun working on the advanced underground mining of Pit Kopra. Based on the latest statement, the company announced it has partnered with PT Macmahon Indonesia for the development of the Pit Kopra underground mine.

Management stated that this mining contract would have a positive impact on ARCI's business continuity while enhancing the company's financial and operational performance.

On the other hand, global gold prices are also currently increasing. Bloomberg data shows the movement of gold prices, with COMEX gold currently at USD 3,539/troy ounce and spot gold at IDR 3,471/troy ounce.

2025 Production Target

ARCI itself targets a 25% increase in gold production throughout 2025 compared to last year. For context, throughout 2024, ARCI recorded gold production of 93,400 troy ounces and sales of 97,000 troy ounces.

ARCI President Director Rudy Suhendra, in a public expose last June, stated that financial performance in 2025 would significantly improve, supported by increased production and the prospect of global gold prices.

"Several analysts have mentioned that gold prices could reach USD 4,000/troy ounce. If gold prices can reach that position, it is not impossible that this year's net profit could be 10 times higher than the previous year," said Rudy in mid-June, quoted on Monday (September 1, 2025).

In line with the established targets, ARCI reported significant progress in exploration activities.

ARCI recorded high-grade gold ore findings in Q3 2024, specifically 60 grams per ton with a thickness of 36 meters at a depth of 178–214 meters.

Rudy Suhendra explained that the existing Pit Kopra mine has now entered the initial phase of underground mining. The company has also identified potential for further underground mining development.

As for Araren Pit, which was previously affected by a landslide, is expected to resume operations in 2025, following the completion of repairs to the damaged infrastructure.

Source: https://www.bloombergtechnoz.com/detail-news/82564/laba-arci-diramal-naik-ke-rp2-triliun-tahun-depan

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