Antam gold price plunges Rp 95,000 per gram ahead of year-end

Antam bullion gold prices fell sharply by Rp 95,000 per gram to Rp 2,501,000 on December 30, 2025. Buyback prices also dropped to Rp 2,360,000 per gram, with UBS and Galeri24 gold following suit.

On Tuesday, December 30, 2025, Antam bullion gold prices monitored from the Logam Mulia website in Jakarta plunged Rp 95,000 per gram from Rp 2,596,000 to Rp 2,501,000. This drop occurred ahead of the year-end, with buyback prices falling to Rp 2,360,000 per gram.

Gold sales transactions are subject to tax deductions under Minister of Finance Regulation Number 34/PMK.10/2017. For buybacks above Rp 10 million, Income Tax Article 22 is 1.5 percent for NPWP holders and 3 percent for non-NPWP. Purchases incur 0.45 percent for NPWP and 0.9 percent for non-NPWP, accompanied by withholding proof.

Antam gold prices by denomination: 0.5 grams Rp 1,300,500; 1 gram Rp 2,501,000; 2 grams Rp 4,942,000; 3 grams Rp 7,388,000; 5 grams Rp 12,280,000; 10 grams Rp 24,505,000; 25 grams Rp 61,137,000; 50 grams Rp 122,195,000; 100 grams Rp 244,312,000; 250 grams Rp 610,515,000; 500 grams Rp 1,220,820,000; 1,000 grams Rp 2,441,600,000.

Meanwhile, UBS gold dropped Rp 11,000 to Rp 2,673,000 per gram, and Galeri24 fell Rp 9,000 to Rp 2,618,000 per gram, per Sahabat Pegadaian data. UBS prices range from 0.5 grams Rp 1,445,000 to 500 grams Rp 1,295,955,000. This decline reflects the Indonesian gold market trend toward the end of 2025.

Awọn iroyin ti o ni ibatan

The price of Antam gold bars rose slightly on Friday morning, reaching Rp 3.045.000 per gram after an increase of Rp 6.000 from the previous day. The buyback price also climbed to Rp 2.824.000 per gram, while UBS and Galeri24 gold prices showed similar modest gains.

Ti AI ṣe iroyin

The price of PT Aneka Tambang Tbk (Antam) gold products dropped Rp 45.000 to Rp 3.023.000 per gram on February 25, 2026. Meanwhile, UBS and Galeri24 gold prices rose in the morning. Global gold prices held steady around US$5.146 per ounce.

The Indian government has increased customs duties on gold, silver and platinum to curb imports and preserve foreign exchange reserves amid rising oil prices from the West Asia conflict.

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