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Telkom puts $2.8b value on second-phase fibre carve-out to Infranexia

PT Telkom Indonesia proposed a second-phase carve-out of its Phase 2 Wholesale Fiber Connectivity Business to its infrastructure unit PT Telkom Infrastruktur Indonesia (Infranexia/TIF) in a non-cash deal valued at 49.86 trillion rupiah ($2.8b). TIF will issue 498.58m shares to Telkom. Shareholder vote is set for Sept. 30. The segment generated 22.72t rupiah revenue in 2025 and 11.79t rupiah profit.

Original reporting
Published Aug 10, 2026, 10:45 AM UTC
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Decision brief

The 30-second read

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Why it matters

The disclosure adds concrete deal terms for Phase 2, including valuation (49.86T rupiah), scope (assets, liabilities, customers, partners), and timing (shareholder vote Sept. 30, results Oct. 2). It also highlights that the transferred segment’s 2025 revenue and profit declined, which may affect how investors underwrite future cash flows.

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Market read

A material, time-bound corporate restructuring with hard deal terms and a clear shareholder-vote calendar, likely to drive trading around approval probability and valuation interpretation.

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What to watch

Key missing items for trading include expected post-spin capex needs, integration/transition costs, regulatory approvals beyond IDX disclosure, and whether the valuation implies any discount or premium versus market expectations.

Relevance 8/10Novelty 7/10Timing: shareholder vote scheduled for Sept. 30, results expected Oct. 2

Background

Telkom completed a first-phase fibre carve-out to TIF in Dec. 2025, with Phase 2 planned for 2026; this proposal is the next step in that two-phase structure.

Company-level read

Ticker impact

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Context

Telkom Indonesia proposes transferring its Phase 2 wholesale fibre connectivity business to TIF in a 49.86T rupiah non-cash carve-out.

Expected impact

Near-term trading likely hinges on deal mechanics and shareholder approval odds; direction is uncertain without valuation/financing details beyond the stated 33% equity basis.

Evidence & confidence

The article provides deal size, valuation method, share issuance mechanics, and timing (shareholder vote Sept. 30, results Oct. 2), but does not include guidance, synergies, or regulatory/financing contingencies that would pin a directional fundamental surprise.

Market effects

Signals continued Indonesian telecom infrastructure consolidation into a dedicated vehicle for wholesale fibre demand monetization.

Could influence sentiment toward Indonesian telecom infrastructure plays and related infrastructure financing expectations.

Limited direct global read-through, but relevant for investors tracking telecom infrastructure carve-outs and monetization structures in emerging markets.

Counterpoint

The Phase 2 segment’s 2025 revenue and profit declined year over year, so the carve-out may be more about balance-sheet/structure than near-term earnings acceleration.

Key entities

  • PT Telkom Indonesia (Telkom)

    State-controlled telecom operator proposing the Phase 2 wholesale fibre connectivity carve-out to TIF.

  • PT Telkom Infrastruktur Indonesia (TIF, Infranexia)

    Infrastructure subsidiary that would receive the Phase 2 wholesale fibre connectivity business via a non-cash share issuance.

  • IDX (Indonesian Stock Exchange)

    Venue where the transaction was disclosed on Aug. 7.

  • KJPP Nirboyo Adiputro, Dewi Apriyanti & Rekan

    Appraiser using discounted cash flow and adjusted net asset methods to determine the 49.86T rupiah valuation.

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