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Indonesia Sector Highlight: Nondurable Household Products
The Nondurable Household Products sector focuses on consumable items such as cleaning supplies, toiletries, paper products, and other fast-moving consumer goods that are regularly purchased and used in homes. The industry is regulated by the **Ministry of Industry** and supported by organizations like the **Indonesian Household and Personal Care Association (HIPMI)** to ensure quality standards and product safety. Currently, this sub-sector appears to be amidst a bearish trend, marked by an overall market capitalization depreciation of approximately -12.59% over the past 365 days. However, upon closer examination of individual companies, it's evident that more companies are undergoing positive changes (6) in market capitalization compared to those experiencing negative changes (5). This suggests that larger companies with negative changes are exerting significant influence despite more companies having upward trends. Notable companies in this subsector, based on market capitalization, include PT Cottonindo Ariesta Tbk, Unilever Indonesia Tbk, PT Victoria Care Indonesia Tbk, PT Uni-Charm Indonesia Tbk, and PT Multi Spunindo Jaya Tbk.
Top Companies
Revenue and Profit are the respective sums of the trailing twelve months (TTM) data, or 4 most recent quarters, while Growth is the year-on-year revenue growth rate.
Most profitable companies in Nondurable Household Products
Companies in this sector have a range of -39x to 27x
Market Cap. Change
-4.58%
Change in market cap., year-to-date
Nondurable Household Products Sector Performance
IDR 80.82T
Sector Market Cap. (IDR, trillion)
Last 4 Quarters
Prev 4 Quarters
+16.8% change in Nondurable Household Products
The Nondurable Household Products sector is outpacing (-7.9%) its growth in the previous comparable period (-23.5%) with the current quarter showing an improvement (+16.8%) over the previous quarter
Sector Composition
Extremely Concentrated Sector
The top 5 companies in this sector make up 96.5% of the total market cap of this sector.
Sector Valuation
Historical valuation of companies in Nondurable Household Products
More than 5% deviation of median from the last 3 years
Within 5% deviation of median of last 3 years
TTM: Trailing Twelve Months (TTM)
Metric
2021
2022
2023
2024
Current (TTM)
Price/Equity
19.49
33.42
21.94
20.23
14.39
Lower than average of last 3 yearsRanked 22 of all sectors
Price/Book
1.16
0.84
0.74
1.00
1.37
Higher than average of last 3 years
Price/Sales
0.74
1.11
0.70
0.97
0.57
Lower than average of last 3 yearsRanked 5 of all sectors
Price/Cash Flow
5.96
15.36
3.96
16.78
15.70
Higher than average of last 3 yearsRanked 30 of all sectors
Executive Summary
Sector Performance
1W
+2.4%
1Y
-9.4%
YTD
-4.6%
Trailing 12 Months
Overall -9.4%
Positive
Neutral (Within <2.5%)
Negative
Sector Percentile
21%
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100
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100
This sector has a return that beats 21% of all sectors on the Indonesia Stock Exchange over the past 12 months.
Sector Dividend Yield
3.16%
Dividend-paying companies in this sector pay out a dividend yield of 3.16% on average over the past 12 months. This beats the average dividend yield of all companies on IDX, which is around 2.94%.
Sector Stabillity
84%
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This sector is fairly stable, with a RSD (Relative Standard Deviation) of 16%. Companies on IDX have an average RSD of 16%. This gives the sector a score of 84%.
RSD (Relative Standard Deviation)84%
The relative standard deviation, caluclated from the S.D of the sector's returns.
Max Drawdown-56.72%
The maximum loss from a peak to a trough during a specific period (TTM).
This past month
The Nondurable Household Products sector enjoyed a positive month in the month ending 2025-09-30, with the sector seeing a change of market cap of +1.9%.
On a month to date basis, Indonesian companies in the Nondurable Household Products sector are up by +3.7% as of 2025-10-02.
Among the gainers, the top performer was Mandom Indonesia Tbk which gained 30.20% in the last month.
Last 12 Months
Companies in the Nondurable Household Products sector have seen a -9.42% change in market cap over the last 12 months. Investors have become pessimistic on the sector couple with macroeconomic factors that might be strong headwinds for the sector.
Most of the last 12 months in the Nondurable Household Products sector has been positive with April (+28.0%), March (+19.1%) and July (+14.8%) being the best performing months.
At the same time, it should also be noted that the sector has seen a back-to-back consecutive loss of 2 months starting from the most recent January. Successive losses can indicate a potential downward trend in the sector, and while it might be temporary headwinds that the sector is facing, it is important to monitor the sector closely.
Its worst performing month was February with a -32.36% change in market cap.
Sector Valuation
Has the Nondurable Household Products sector valuation in Indonesia changed over the past 12 months?
Price to Earnings Ratio
The Nondurable Household Products sector is trading at a median PE ratio of 14.39x, which is lower than its 3-year historical average PE of 21.09x. This puts the sector in the undervalued category based on its historical valuation.
Companies in the Nondurable Household Products have an extremely wide range of PE ratio, going between -39x to 27x.This makes it necessary to consider the outliers in the sector, and adjust for the respective market caps of each company to prevent any skewing of the data.
To add some perspective across the value disparity, among the top gainers in the last month,Mustika Ratu Tbk commands a premium with a PE ratio of -24.65 while Mandom Indonesia Tbk is trading at a PE ratio of only -38.56.
When weighted by market cap, the Nondurable Household Products sector is trading at a PE ratio of 21.09x as compared to the unweighted PE ratio of 14.39x. The unweighted sector median is considered a slight premium (1.4x) to the overall IDX median of 10.37x.
The Nondurable Household Products sector is trading at a PE ratio (14.39) that represents a substantial discount to its historical average (23.77).
On September 23, 2025, PT Maju Selaras Jaya Merta, an institution shareholder, bought 338,054,244 shares of PT Multi Spunindo Jaya Tbk., changing its holding from 3,417,500,000 to 3,755,554,244 shares.
On September 04, 2025, Faadhil Irshad Nasution, an insider shareholder, sold 1,166,700 shares of Mustika Ratu Tbk, changing its holding from 22,553,300 to 21,386,600 shares.
Suryandaru sold 16,200,200 shares of PT Nanotech Indonesia Global Tbk on 2025-02-03, reducing their holding from 16,200,200 shares to 0 shares, for personal needs.
On January 23, 2025, Wati Kumaedi, an insider, purchased 4,977 shares of PT Unilever Indonesia Tbk, a consumer non-cyclicals company in the nondurable household products sub-sector, at a price of IDR 1,000 per share. This "buy" transaction increased Kumaedi's holding from 2,483,523 to 2,488,500 shares. The purpose of the transaction is not disclosed. As an insider, Kumaedi's purchase may indicate confidence in the company's prospects, potentially influencing investor sentiment and share price.
On January 15, 2025, Nurul Taufiqu Rochman, an insider, executed a buy transaction of 1,879,400 shares of PT Nanotech Indonesia Global Tbk, increasing their holding from 450,000 to 6,065,300 shares. The transaction, valued at 5,615,300, was made for investment purposes. The shares were purchased at two different prices, 39 and 46, with 71,700 shares bought at the lower price and 1,267,700 shares bought at the higher price. This significant increase in ownership may indicate confidence in the company's prospects, potentially influencing market sentiment and investor decisions.
News of Companies in Nondurable Household Products Sector, Indonesia
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P/E Value
The Nondurable Household Products sub-sector is typically considered defensive due to the stable demand for essential household items regardless of economic conditions. Historically, the P/E values for this sub-sector have been moderate. The current lower P/E values compared to last year can be attributed to factors such as increased competition, rising production costs, and ...
14.39
Price to Earnings
Considered slightly undervalued on IDX
Nondurable Household Productssector is, as a whole,fairly undervaluedgiven its earnings and growth potential compared to other sectors on the Indonesian Stock Exchange
Nondurable Household Products Sector P/E14.39
The Price-to-Earnings (P/E) ratio is a key tool for investors and analysts to assess whether a stock is overvalued, undervalued, or fairly valued. The P/E ratio is calculated by dividing the market price of a company's stock by its earnings per share (EPS).
The weighted average P/E ratio is a measure of the average P/E ratio of the companies in the sector, weighted by market capitalization.
Indonesia Stocks Avg. P/E10.37
Resilience & Health Index
In the Nondurable Household Products sub-sector, which consists of 12 companies, 9 of them placed 9th in the sub-sector ranking based on price changes in the previous 30 days, outperforming the IDX average. This could be due to consumer demand for essential household items remaining steady. Despite no new listings this month, barriers to entry in this sector may include high ...
6.4
Sector Health Score
Sector is in line with other sectors
Nondurable Household Productsas a sector isin linewith other sectors on IDX in its ability to weather economic downturns and other externalities
Nondurable Household Products Sector Max Drawdown-0.57
The maximum drawdown is the maximum loss from a peak to a trough of a portfolio, before a new peak is attained. Maximum Drawdown (MDD) is an indicator of downside risk over a specified time period.
Indonesia Stocks Avg. Max Drawdown-0.38
Nondurable Household Products RSD (Close)0.16
The RSD (Close) is a measure of the volatility of a stock's daily price change. It is calculated as the standard deviation of each day's logarithmic returns summed over the past 90 days.
Indonesia Stocks Avg. RSD (Close)0.25
Sector Growth Index
The Nondurable Household Products sub-sector in Indonesia has experienced a decline in both average annual earnings and revenue growth over the past year. Ranking 22nd in earnings and 28th in revenue among other sub-sectors, it shows a ...
1.0
Sector Growth Score
Sector has weak and slowing growth prospects
Nondurable Household Productsas a sector is expected to beon a declinein the years to come
