Competition
Competitors describe PT Metrodata Electronics Tbk's market in their own filings and calls. These verified passages and visual pages show where their strategies meet, using source documents preserved in Sources.
PT Astra Graphia Tbk (ASGR)
The closest listed Indonesian analogue to Metrodata's technology business. Through its 99.99%-owned subsidiary PT Astra Graphia Information Technology (AGIT), Astragraphia resells hardware and software and delivers IT services — managed services, cloud, cybersecurity and infrastructure — the same product-distribution-plus-solutions model that defines Metrodata's two segments (Distribution and Solution & Consultation). Astragraphia's other leg is Fujifilm document and printing solutions, which does not overlap; the exhibits below are drawn only from its IT-solutions business.
How Astragraphia describes its competing IT arm, AGIT: hardware and software sales plus implementation, managed, operations and infrastructure services. This is the same scope as Metrodata's Distribution and Solution & Consultation segments, placing the two in direct overlap in Indonesian enterprise IT. (OCR renders "offers" as "ofers".)
The Information Technology Solutions Portfolio, through its subsidiary PT Astra Graphia Information Technology (AGIT), ofers IT-based business solutions that include hardware sales, software, and implementation services (IT services). Specifically, AGIT's IT Services include Business Application Services, IT Managed Services, IT Operation Services, and Infrastructure Services (EFH). In developing its services, AGIT collaborates with world-class strategic partners.
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Astragraphia sizes its competing IT arm: AGIT booked FY2025 net revenue of Rp1,653 billion with 39% profit growth, and is pushing into cybersecurity and cloud. On this disclosure the overlap with Metrodata is real but far smaller in scale — AGIT's revenue is under a tenth of Metrodata's roughly Rp27 trillion FY2025 consolidated revenue.
To improve its position in the IT services market, AGIT also continues to develop new services in cybersecurity and cloud computing. In 2025, AGIT reported a net revenue of Rp1,653 billion and a net profit of Rp66 billion, representing a 39% growth compared to 2024.
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Astragraphia's read on the shared market, citing IDC: Indonesian corporate IT spending growing about 13% in 2026, led by cloud, cybersecurity and managed services — the same demand pool Metrodata's Solution & Consultation segment targets.
The information technology sector in Indonesia is projected to see a 13% increase in total corporate spending by 2026, according to International Data Corporation (IDC). This rise is driven by significant investments in IT infrastructure, hardware, software, and services, as both companies and the government accelerate their digital transformation initiatives. […] The rapid digital transformation across various industries creates a substantial business opportunity, especially in managed IT services. Growth is expected to be primarily fueled by cloud computing, cybersecurity, and advanced IT solutions.
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More peer documents
Astragraphia FY2024 Annual Report — prior-year IDC market read (p.45) — FY2024 AR · 308 pages · One-year-earlier IDC citation projecting Indonesian enterprise IT spending up 12% in 2025; pairing it with the FY2025 report shows the market-growth assumption Astragraphia and Metrodata both plan against. · Open →