The price of gold produced by PT Aneka Tambang Tbk (Antam) reached Rp 2.652 million per gram on January 13, 2026, up Rp 21,000 from the previous day, continuing the upward trend since January 10. The buyback price also rose to Rp 2.503 million per gram, while global gold prices dipped slightly.
On Tuesday, January 13, 2026, the price of Antam gold bars in Jakarta rose Rp 21,000 to Rp 2.652 million per gram, compared to Rp 2.631 million per gram on Monday. This increase continues the strengthening trend since January 10, according to data from Antam's Precious Metals Processing and Refining Business Unit. The buyback price for Antam gold also rose to Rp 2.503 million per gram.
Here are the details of Antam gold prices by size: 0.5 gram Rp 1.376 million; 1 gram Rp 2.652 million; 2 grams Rp 5.244 million; 3 grams Rp 7.841 million; 5 grams Rp 13.035 million; 10 grams Rp 26.015 million; 25 grams Rp 64.912 million; 50 grams Rp 129.745 million; 100 grams Rp 259.412 million; 250 grams Rp 648.265 million; 500 grams Rp 1.296.320 million; and 1,000 grams Rp 2.592.600 million. These prices do not include taxes, in accordance with Minister of Finance Regulation (PMK) Number 34/PMK.10/2017.
For transactions selling back gold bars to Antam worth more than Rp 10 million, Income Tax (PPh) Article 22 is imposed at 1.5 percent for holders of Taxpayer Identification Number (NPWP) and 3 percent for non-NPWP holders. This tax is deducted directly from the buyback value. Meanwhile, purchases of gold bars are subject to PPh Article 22 at 0.45 percent for NPWP holders and 0.9 percent for non-NPWP, accompanied by a tax withholding certificate.
On the other hand, global gold prices experienced a decline in morning trading. The international spot price fell 0.4 percent to US$ 4,576.79 per ounce, while the US gold futures contract for February delivery dropped 0.6 percent to US$ 4,585.4 per ounce. The decline was due to profit-taking by investors amid geopolitical and global economic uncertainties.