Indonesia Controls 60% of the Global Nickel Market, PP Presisi Transforms into the Mining Sector
Fri 31 Oct 2025, 10:47 AM
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PT PP Presisi Tbk. is currently focused on becoming a leading national mining and construction company. This strategy is driven by the significant opportunities in the mining sector that must be seized.
PP Presisi’s Operations Director, Yovi Hendra, said the company is capable of independently executing large-scale projects with high operational challenges because it has an adequate heavy-equipment fleet.
“We run operations efficiently and innovatively. Our core business lines include mining services and construction, supported by heavy-equipment leasing which is a competitive advantage in maintaining productivity,” he said in Jakarta, Thursday (October 30, 2025).
Meanwhile, PP Presisi’s President Director, Rizki Dianugrah, said Indonesia’s natural resources are very strong, strategic, and highly relevant to supporting PP Presisi’s business transformation.
“Indonesia accounts for around 60% of global nickel production and ranks first, then sixth for bauxite, and second for tin. Given this potential, PP Presisi’s move to transform toward the mining sector is highly relevant,” he explained.
PP Presisi is committed to improving efficiency and productivity through resource optimization, technology adoption, and corporate governance. From early 2025 to September, PP Presisi demonstrated success by maintaining operational efficiency, controlling operating expenses, and mitigating potential asset impairment losses.
In the first nine months of 2025, the corporation booked net revenue of IDR 2.77 trillion, slightly higher than the same period last year at IDR 2.72 trillion. In terms of profitability, gross profit rose to IDR 577.96 billion from IDR 507.11 billion previously.
Furthermore, based on the consolidated financial statements as of September 30, 2025, PP Presisi’s total assets reached IDR 7.94 trillion, up from IDR 7.65 trillion at the end of 2024. Of that amount, current assets dominated at IDR 5.89 trillion, while non-current assets were recorded at IDR 2.05 trillion.
On the liabilities side, PP Presisi’s total liabilities stood at IDR 4.27 trillion, while equity increased to IDR 3.67 trillion compared to IDR 3.49 trillion at the end of last year. This financial structure indicates the company’s ability to maintain liquidity and solvency amid challenges in the national construction and mining industries.
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