Antam gold price rises to Rp 2,602,000 per gram

The price of gold produced by PT Aneka Tambang Tbk (Antam) rose by Rp 25,000 to Rp 2,602,000 per gram on January 10, 2026. This increase occurred over the weekend, with the buyback price also reported to have risen, though reports differ. Prices for various gold bar sizes were steady on the official site.

On Saturday, January 10, 2026, Antam gold prices saw a significant rise of Rp 25,000 per gram from the previous day, reaching Rp 2,602,000 per gram. Data from Antam's Precious Metals Processing and Refining Business Unit indicated this price applied to that day's trading, as quoted from the official Logam Mulia website.

The gold buyback price also increased, but sources differ. According to Viva.co.id, the buyback was set to rise by Rp 6,000 to Rp 2,432,000 per gram. Meanwhile, Antara News reported it jumped to Rp 2,455,000 per gram, without specifying the exact increase from the prior day.

For different sizes, Antam gold bar prices were recorded as follows: 0.5 grams Rp 1,351,000; 1 gram Rp 2,602,000; 2 grams Rp 5,144,000; 3 grams Rp 7,691,000; 5 grams Rp 12,785,000; 10 grams Rp 25,515,000; 25 grams Rp 63,662,000; 50 grams Rp 127,245,000; 100 grams Rp 254,412,000; 250 grams Rp 635,765,000; 500 grams Rp 1,271,320,000; and 1,000 grams Rp 2,542,600,000. These prices exclude taxes.

Under PMK No. 34/PMK.10/2017, gold purchase transactions incur PPh 22 tax of 0.45 percent for NPWP holders and 0.9 percent for non-holders. For buybacks over Rp 10 million, the tax is 1.5 percent with NPWP or 3 percent without, deducted directly from the transaction value. Proof of PPh 22 withholding is provided with each purchase.

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