RealEstat.id (Jakarta) – PT Indonesian Paradise Property Tbk (IDX: INPP), widely known as Paradise Indonesia, delivered strong financial performance in 2025, posting a significant increase in net revenue as the company continues to expand its hospitality, commercial, and property portfolio.
President Director and CEO Anthony Prabowo Susilo said the company recorded net revenue of Rp1.74 trillion in 2025, representing a 32.9% year-on-year (YoY) increase.
“The growth was primarily driven by the continued handover of units at the Antasari Place apartment project, contributions from the expansion of 23 Paskal Shopping Center which began operations in mid-2025, and the launch of Citadines in September 2025—an addition expected to further strengthen the company’s recurring income in the coming years,” he explained.
The achievement extends Paradise Indonesia’s five-year streak of consistent revenue growth, demonstrating the company’s resilience and ability to expand across varying economic conditions.
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While net profit was affected by non-cash adjustments, the company successfully strengthened its liquidity, doubling its cash position to support the next phase of business expansion.
As of December 31, 2025, Paradise Indonesia’s cash and cash equivalents surged 113.3% to Rp771.39 billion. The sharp increase was supported by several strategic corporate actions, including the issuance of Rp500 billion in bonds and cash inflows from the entry of a strategic partner into one of the company’s assets.
These initiatives reflect the company’s focus on optimizing capital structure, strengthening liquidity, and improving asset management, particularly through strategic partnerships.
Despite the additional funding, Paradise Indonesia maintains a very conservative Net Debt to Equity Ratio (Net DER) of 0.21x, providing ample room for future strategic financing if needed.
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The company’s disciplined capital allocation strategy has helped maintain its low leverage profile while ensuring sustainable growth.
A key pillar of this strategy is the expansion of recurring income, which now accounts for 70% of total revenue, providing greater cash-flow stability and predictability.
This steady cash flow is reinvested into new projects to ensure that future expansion is backed by strong operational fundamentals.
Looking ahead, Paradise Indonesia plans to open 23 Semarang Shopping Center in Semarang, Central Java, in the second quarter of this year, further strengthening its commercial property portfolio.
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In addition, the company is currently developing Phase 1 of 88 Plaza, a retail complex and shophouse project located in Balikpapan, East Kalimantan, which is expected to become a key pillar of long-term growth.
In 2025, the hospitality segment remained the largest contributor to the company’s revenue, accounting for 36% of total income. The commercial segment followed with 34%, while property sales contributed 30%.
“We are grateful to have recorded consistent revenue growth for five consecutive years. At the same time, we have doubled our cash reserves, positioning INPP to grow conservatively amid the current challenging environment,” said Anthony P. Susilo.
“With a low Net DER of 0.21x and a strong recurring income base, we are well positioned to accelerate the development of new iconic projects and create sustainable value for all stakeholders,” he added.
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