TULUNGAGUNG – Bank Tulungagung profit increased by 50 percent in 2025 after shareholders approved the annual financial report in Tulungagung Regency.
PT BPR Bank Tulungagung (Perseroda) held the annual shareholders meeting on February 9, 2026. The bank also inaugurated a new office building during the same event.
The meeting brought together Gatut Sunu Wibowo, directors, commissioners, and shareholders. They reviewed the company’s financial performance for the 2025 fiscal year.
An independent audit supported the result. A public accounting firm issued an unqualified opinion on the bank’s financial statements.
Gatut said the new building should reflect a stronger commitment to public service. He added that the facility represents a broader effort to improve banking access.
“This new building is not merely physical infrastructure, but also a representation of our commitment to improving banking services, strengthening governance, and expanding public access to financial services,” he said.
He explained that the regional bank remains important for local economic growth. The bank also helps residents and businesses reach formal financial services more easily.
Management told shareholders that performance improved throughout 2025. Profit increased significantly compared with the previous year.
The meeting approved net profit of Rp 9,649,616,870 for the 2025 fiscal year. Shareholders also agreed to distribute Rp 5,307,289,278 in dividends.
The Tulungagung regional government will receive Rp 5,296,674,700 as majority shareholder. That amount equals 99.80 percent of the total dividend allocation.
The employee cooperative will receive Rp 10,614,578. It represents the remaining 0.20 percent.
Gatut said the profit increase deserves recognition because the bank contributes to local revenue. He also noted that lending programs continue to support small businesses.
Many small and medium-sized enterprises still depend on regional financing. Local lending remains important for business expansion.
Suhermin said stronger performance came from teamwork across management and staff. He said public trust also remained a key factor.
“This achievement motivates us to keep improving service quality and expand financing for the public, especially MSME actors,” he said.
He added that the bank wants to strengthen its contribution to regional growth in Indonesia.
The meeting also approved the honorable dismissal of several commissioners whose terms had ended. They include Sukaji, Imroatul Mufidah, and Nyadin.
Regional officials thanked them for their contribution during their years of service.