Unilever Indonesia, one of the largest Indonesian companies in terms of market capitalization, has allocated IDR 1 trillion (USD 102.0 million) for capital expenditure in 2013 to expand production capacity of food and beverages as well as home and personal care products. The funds will originate from the company's internal cash reserves. In 2012, the company's net profit rose 16 percent as it benefits from Indonesia's expanding consumer force. Domestic consumption accounts for almost two-thirds of the country's economic growth.

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Unilever Indonesia's Financial Highlights:

      2008     2009     2010     2011     2012
Net Sales   15,578   18,247   19,690   23,469   27,303
Gross Profit    7,631    9,042   10,205   12,006   13,889
Net Income    2,407    3,044    3,387    4,163    4,839
Operating Income
   3,431    4,215    4,543    5,568    6,498
Profit before Tax    3,448    4,249    4,546    5,575    6,467
EBITDA    3,574    4,474    4,832    5,929    6,857
Total Assets    6,505    7,485    8,701   10,482    11,985
Total Liabilities    3,398    3,776    4,652    6,801    8,017
Basic Earnings per Share¹     315     399     444     546     634
Cash Dividend per Share¹     262     320     399     594     634
P/E Ratio (x)       –       –       –       –       –

in billion IDR rupiah unless otherwise stated
¹ in IDR rupiah
Source: Unilever Indonesia, Annual Report 2012

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