Competition

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PT Dharma Polimetal Tbk (DRMA)

DRMA is Indonesia's largest listed automotive-components manufacturer and the subject's most direct listed peer: both make OEM parts and fasteners (bolts, nuts) for two-, three- and four-wheeled vehicles, and both extend into electrical/electronic components. Its annual reports size the shared Indonesian component market, track two-/four-wheeler demand, and lay out a market-share-led strategy across the exact segments PART supplies into. It is the only supplied peer with narrative filings (BOLT provided financial statements only).

DRMA's self-description of its business — OEM components and spare parts for two- and four-wheelers, sold B2B — names an OEM customer roster spanning nearly every major automaker in Indonesia (Honda, Yamaha, Kawasaki, Toyota, Daihatsu, Hyundai, Mitsubishi, Suzuki) plus electronics makers Epson and Polytron. This is the same 2W/3W/4W and electrical-component arena the subject operates in.

Currently, the Company manages three operating segments: two-wheels, four-wheels, and others. Its main focus is producing Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) components for two-wheels and four-wheels vehicles, which are marketed using a business-to-business (B2B) scheme. […] This partnership makes the Company a major supplier for leading automotive manufacturers such as Honda, Yamaha, Kawasaki, Toyota, Daihatsu, Hyundai, Mitsubishi, and Suzuki. The Company also produces spare parts for companies such as Akebono Brake, Denso, Toyodenso, Showa, and Stanley, as well as electronic equipment manufacturers such as Epson and Polytron.

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DRMA's FY2025 report sizes Indonesia's motor-vehicle-component export market at more than USD5 billion and flags intensifying competition — new Chinese entrants and more aggressive pricing — alongside a rising 10–12% battery-EV share that is reshaping component demand.

The export value of Indonesia’s motor vehicle components in 2025 is estimated to reach more than USD5 billion, with a trend that continues to increase compared to the previous year. […] Along with these developments, industry dynamics were also characterized by increasing competitive intensity and changes in market structure. The presence of new players, particularly from Chinese vehicle manufacturers, as well as more competitive pricing strategies, has resulted in an increasingly open market. […] This increase also drove the electric vehicle market share to approximately 10%–12%, indicating growing consumer acceptance of more environmentally friendly mobility solutions.

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DRMA attributes its FY2025 net-sales growth (Rp5.94 trillion, +7.84%) to gaining market share, concentrated in the two-wheeler segment — the segment that is also the subject's largest automotive end market.

Throughout 2025, the Company recorded net sales of Rp5.94 trillion, an increase of 7.84% compared to Rp5.51 trillion in the previous year. This increase was primarily driven by the Company’s growing market share, particularly in the two-wheeler segment. […] This reflects consistently strong demand as well as the Company’s maintained competitive position in the 2-Wheeler segment.

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Competition

PT Dharma Polimetal Tbk (DRMA)

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