ANTM reported revenue of IDR25.99 trillion in 4Q24 (+29.88% QoQ; +156.09% YoY), bringing FY24 revenue to IDR69.19 trillion, up 68.57% YoY (vs. FY23: IDR41.05 trillion). This growth was mainly driven by robust growth in gold revenue, which jumped 120.34% YoY to IDR57.56 trillion (vs. FY23: IDR26.12 trillion).

Gold sales surpassed management’s guidance by 17.22% in FY24 (vs. 37.35 tons / 1,200,959 troy ounces). By the end of 2024, gold sales had reached 43.78 tons (1,407,431 troy ounces). ANTM’s gold selling price significantly increased, climbing to IDR1.52 million per gram on December 25, 2024 (-1.25% MoM; +25.46% YoY). Despite the higher price, sales growth remained strong and rose by 67.5% YoY (vs. FY23: 26.13 tons / 840,067 troy ounces). This advancement was driven by increased domestic demand amid geopolitical tensions, which the company capitalized on by ramping up production and strengthening reserves through an annual gold purchase of 30 tons from Freeport’s smelter starting in 2025.

The nickel segment is expected to be optimized in FY25. Following the approval of the Work Plan and Budget for 2024, management aims to increase nickel ore production to 16.9 million wmt (+102.29% from 8.35 million wmt in FY24). Overcoming these regulatory challenges is anticipated to significantly enhance operational capacity, facilitating recovery in nickel-related revenue streams.

Using the Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) valuation method, with a required rate of return of 8.97% and a terminal growth rate of 1.15%, we estimate ANTM’s fair value at IDR2,400 per share (implying 13.37x / 1.58x expected P/E and P/BV). This positive outlook is fueled by rising domestic demand, increasing gold prices, and improved efficiency in reducing ferronickel production cash costs.