JAKARTA, Indofood CBP Sukses Makmur (ICBP), the maker of the iconic Indomie noodles, recorded a net profit of Rp5.54 trillion ($335.6 million) for the first half of 2025, marking a 56% increase year-on-year. The surge was mainly attributed to reduced foreign exchange losses and stronger financial stability.
Despite a slight 5% dip in earnings before interest and tax (EBIT) to Rp8.48 trillion from Rp8.89 trillion, operating margins remained solid at 22.5%, said President Director and CEO Anthoni Salim in a filing on Thursday.
As one of Indonesia’s biggest consumer goods companies, Indofood CBP offers a wide range of products — from instant noodles and snacks to dairy, beverages, and seasonings — under more than 30 brands. It also runs its own packaging division.
Indomie, its flagship brand, has seen global success with over 60 factories across Indonesia and 20 more overseas in Malaysia, the Middle East, Africa, and Southeastern Europe. The brand is currently exported to over 100 countries.
Looking ahead, Salim said the company remains cautious amid global uncertainty. “Our priorities are ensuring product accessibility, driving innovation, and improving efficiency to support long-term sustainable growth,” he added.
