PT Mayora Indah Tbk. (MYOR) posted net profit of Rp2.43 trillion in the first nine months of 2026, up 31.24% from the same period a year earlier. Revenue reached Rp28.13 trillion, a 3.59% increase. Earnings per share were Rp109, compared with Rp83 a year earlier, according to financial statements reported by Bisnis.com.

Domestic sales contributed Rp17.02 trillion, up 6.04%. Sales in Asia were about Rp10.13 trillion, slightly below Rp10.20 trillion in the comparison period. Other markets contributed Rp977.77 billion. The mix shows that sales growth differed by region.

Gross profit rose 22.53% to Rp7.06 trillion, while cost of goods sold declined to Rp21.07 trillion from Rp21.39 trillion. These movements help explain why profit grew faster than revenue, but do not by themselves establish that the margin trend will continue.

Total assets at the end of September were Rp29.18 trillion, compared with Rp31.38 trillion at the end of 2025. Liabilities fell to Rp10.01 trillion from Rp13.02 trillion, while equity increased to Rp19.17 trillion from Rp18.36 trillion. Cash and cash equivalents stood at Rp4.26 trillion.

Investors should read the full statements, compare cash flow and margins, and consider seasonality and raw-material costs. Historical figures do not guarantee investment outcomes.