Sebagai market leader di industri beton pracetak Indonesia, PT Wijaya Karya Beton Tbk (WIKA Beton) terus membuktikan resiliensinya dengan menutup kuartal II 2026 dengan kinerja positif. Perusahaan berhasil membukukan omzet kontrak baru senilai Rp1,97 triliun, naik sebesar 114,15% dibandingkan kuartal sebelumnya di tahun 2026.
Pertumbuhan ini merefleksikan kuatnya kepercayaan pasar terhadap keandalan WIKA Beton di tengah dinamika industri konstruksi. Hal ini tecermin dari dominasi perolehan proyek dari pelanggan swasta yang mencapai 46,37%, disusul skema kerja sama operasi (KSO) 34,10%, BUMN 16,40%, dan WIKA 3,13%. Sementara itu, sektor infrastruktur tetap menjadi pendorong utama dengan kontribusi 61,50%, diikuti industri 16,97%, kemudian properti 8,54%, dan sektor lainnya sebesar 12,99%.
Merespons pertumbuhan ini, Direktur Utama WIKA Beton, Kuntjara, menegaskan komitmen perusahaan dalam menjaga ritme operasional secara terukur.
“Perolehan kontrak baru ini menjadi bukti nyata resiliensi WIKA Beton dalam menciptakan nilai tambah. Fokus utama kami ke depannya adalah menjaga konsistensi kepercayaan lewat produk dengan mutu tinggi dan penyelesaian tepat waktu, sembari disiplin menjaga kesehatan arus kas perusahaan.
Konsistensi operasional ini merupakan wujud nyata dari bisnis berkelanjutan. Daya saing yang kian matang diyakini akan memberikan dampak positif bagi kinerja finansial WIKA Beton dalam jangka panjang, sekaligus memperkuat kontribusi strategis perusahaan dalam ekosistem Danantara dan BUMN.
Surging by 114.15%, WIKA Beton’s New Contracts Reflect Positive Q2 Performance
As the market leader in Indonesia’s precast concrete industry, PT Wijaya Karya Beton Tbk (WIKA Beton) continues to demonstrate its resilience by closing the second quarter of 2026 with a positive performance. The company successfully recorded a new contract value of Rp1.97 trillion, marking a 114.15% increase compared to the previous quarter in 2026.
This growth reflects strong market confidence in WIKA Beton’s reliability amidst the dynamics of the construction industry. This is evident in the dominance of projects acquired from private customers, which reached 46.37%, followed by Joint Operation (KSO) schemes at 34.10%, State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs) at 16.40%, and WIKA at 3.13%. Meanwhile, the infrastructure sector remains the primary driver, contributing 61.50%, followed by the industrial sector at 16.97%, the property sector at 8.54%, and other sectors at 12.99%.
In response to this growth, the President Director of WIKA Beton, Kuntjara, emphasized the company’s commitment to maintaining a measured operational pace.
“The acquisition of these new contracts serves as tangible proof of WIKA Beton’s resilience in creating added value. Our primary focus moving forward is to preserve consistent trust through high-quality products and timely completions, while maintaining a disciplined approach to safeguarding the company’s cash flow health.”
This operational consistency is a true manifestation of a sustainable business. The company’s increasingly mature competitiveness is expected to deliver a positive impact on WIKA Beton’s long-term financial performance, while simultaneously strengthening its strategic contribution to the Danantara and SOE ecosystems.
