Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia – PT Elnusa Tbk (ELSA) decided to distribute cash dividends of Rp. 74.72 billion to its shareholders, or equivalent to 30% of the total profit in 2020 of Rp. 249.08 billion. Thus, the total dividend per share distributed is Rp. 10,239.
In addition, the use of profits is also used for mandatory reserves of 4% or Rp. 9.96 billion, and retained earnings of Rp. 164.39 billion or 66%. Ali said the mandatory reserve was set at 4% because the company had fulfilled the mandatory reserve, so this year it was set at that value.
“We give appreciation and compensation for the company’s performance in 2020 even though the order was corrected in 2020, but we are trying to provide dividends that are not much different from the previous year,” said President Director of Elnusa Ali Mundakir during the AGM, Wednesday (21/7/2021).
The amount of dividends that are the rights of shareholders must be paid to shareholders no later than 30 days after being determined at this GMS. For the approval of this dividend, 99.99% of shareholders voted in favor or as many as 3.96 billion shareholders.
Previously, according to the company’s financial report, ELSA recorded revenue of Rp 7.73 trillion in 2020, a decrease of 7.85% from Rp 8.38 trillion in the previous year. In 2020 net profit fell 30.12% to Rp 249.08 billion from Rp 356.47 billion in 2019.
ELSA’s revenue in 2020 comes from third parties and related parties. For third parties, energy distribution and logistics services contributed Rp 1.15 trillion. Then, integrated upstream oil and gas services recorded a contribution of Rp 336.04 billion. Third, from oil and gas supporting services, revenue was recorded at Rp. 171.98 billion.
Previously, the company also revealed that until June 2021, the company had booked the realization of a consolidated work contract worth IDR 6.5 trillion until June 2021, this amount is equivalent to 75% of the company’s 2021 work plan and budget (RKAP). which has been determined, especially with the increase in the average Indonesian oil price (ICP), which opens up investment opportunities in the upstream sector.
“The situation that is still not conducive and has an impact on the economy also has an impact on ELSA’s performance. In the second semester we hope to be able to achieve this target, because the increase in ICP prices may be an opportunity for K3S to open up investment in the upstream oil and gas sector,” said ELSA Corporate Secretary Ari Wijaya when contacted CNBC Indonesia, Monday (12/7/2021).
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