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PT Energi Mega Persada Tbk

Indonesia · IDX: ENRG.JK · Market cap: $1.38B · P/E: 11.5 · P/S: 2.5

Energi Mega Persada is an oil and gas company that finds, drills, and pumps oil and natural gas in Indonesia, Mozambique, and Japan, then sells it to buyers who need energy.

Energi Mega Persada is an oil and gas producer. It hunts for underground pockets of oil and natural gas, drills wells to reach them, and sells what comes out. Its main hunting ground is Indonesia, where it runs several fields, and it also holds assets in Mozambique and Japan. The customers are the usual energy buyers: refineries, power plants, industrial users, and gas distributors that need fuel to keep things running.

PT Energi Mega Persada Tbk (ENRG.JK) Natural gas: line art illustration of an offshore gas platform with wellhead and gas pipes
Natural gas sales
Natural gas makes up more than half of Energi Mega Persada's sales.

The business is built on a simple but brutal truth: you spend a lot of money upfront drilling a hole, and you have no guarantee anything useful is down there. If you find oil or gas, the well can pump for years and pay back the cost many times over. If you find nothing but rock, that money is gone. That is why oil and gas companies are judged on their reserve base — the amount of oil and gas they can credibly pull out of the ground — and on how cheaply they can get it out. Energi Mega Persada is part of the Bakrie group, one of Indonesia's best-known business families, and it has spent years building up a portfolio of fields through acquisitions. That approach cuts risk — buying a field that is already producing is safer than drilling a wildcat well — but it also means the company carries debt and must keep proving to lenders and investors that its wells are worth what it paid. Its fortunes rise and fall with global oil and gas prices, which it cannot control at all.


Competitors are the other oil and gas producers in Indonesia and the region, including the state-owned Pertamina and various international players. The company's edge, if it has one, is local knowledge and the ability to pick up fields that bigger companies have passed over or want to sell. Its vulnerability is the same as every small producer: one bad price cycle or one dry well can hurt badly.

Saved answer · last researched 12 Nov 2026