Unilever Indonesia has declared a net profit of Rp 7.6 trillion (approximately US$451.85 million) for 2025.

This is a 127% increase from the Rp 3.3 trillion net profit recorded a year earlier.

Unilever Indonesia Sees Increase in Net Profit

According to a statement released by Unilever Indonesia on its official website, net profit in 2025 for continuin operations reached Rp 3.5 trillion, an increase of 21.8% year-on-year.

Net sales for continuing operations also reached Rp 31.9 trillion. This value is a 4.3% growth year-on-year.

"Our full‑year results show that the recovery momentum we built has continued to strengthen," Unilever Indonesia President Director Benjie Yap said in a statement. "The disciplined actions and structural changes we put in place are delivering sustained impact, reflected in growth and uplift in profitability."

"While the environment remains dynamic, this performance reinforces our confidence that we are firmly on the right path — building a business that is more competitive, more resilient, and better positioned for responsible and sustainable growth in the years ahead," he added.

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The Contribution of Discontinued Operations

As the report by The Jakarta Globe reports, gains from discontinued operations have also contributed to the increase in numerous figures.

It can be recalled that the plan separate Unilever's global ice cream business was first announced in 2024. It was then transferred to The Magnum Ice Cream Indonesia last December.

The ice cream segment has been classified as discontinued operations since the December 31, 2025.

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