PT Tripar Multivision Plus Tbk (RAAM) 9M2025 Performance: A Year of Consolidation and Innovation

Jakarta, October 30, 2025 – PT Tripar Multivision Plus Tbk (“RAAM”; IDX: RAAM) today announced its financial performance for the nine months ended September 30, 2025. The Company recorded net sales of Rp145.4 billion, representing a 12.8% decline from the same period last year, as the entertainment industry experienced another year of adjustment and normalization.
Despite this, RAAM successfully reduced its net loss by over 80% year-on-year, reflecting improved financial discipline and a more balanced approach to production and investment activities.
“The Company’s ability to maintain a healthy cash position throughout this cycle underscores its commitment to prudent risk management — a vital quality in the inherently cyclical and unpredictable entertainment sector,” said Vikas Chand Sharma, RAAM’s Chief Financial Officer.
President Director Ario Bayu noted that 2025 represents a year of experimentation and consolidation for RAAM following recent changes in its management structure.
“This year is a period of recalibration for us — a time to test new creative and commercial formulas while consolidating our resources for long-term growth. The entertainment business will always carry risks, but what defines sustainability is how well a company manages those risks and preserves financial resilience. We have ensured that RAAM remains in a strong cash position, giving us the flexibility to innovate and adapt,” said Ario.
RAAM continues to expand its Platinum Cineplex chain as part of its mission to bring high-quality cinematic experiences to a wider audience beyond major urban centers. The Company is set to open a new Platinum Cineplex in Pandan, North Sumatra, this November, further strengthening its presence in Indonesia’s fast-growing regional markets.
Alongside its physical expansion, RAAM is also embarking on several digitalization initiatives to monetize its extensive film and TV content library—the largest privately held library in Indonesia. The Company is developing platforms and partnerships to digitize, distribute, and repackage its catalog for modern audiences, enhancing long-term recurring revenue potential.
“Our rich content library is one of Indonesia’s greatest entertainment assets. By bringing it into the digital space, we are not only preserving cultural heritage but also opening new monetization opportunities across streaming, licensing, and international markets,” Ario added.
With continued expansion in its cinema network, the launch of new digital ventures, and a refreshed leadership team steering strategic innovation, RAAM views 2025 as a strategic transition year. These initiatives set the foundation for stronger, more sustainable growth in the years ahead.
