Competition

Competitors describe PT Adi Sarana Armada Tbk's market in their own filings and calls. These verified passages and visual pages show where their strategies meet, using source documents preserved in Sources.

PT Astra International Tbk (ASII)

Astra is a conglomerate, but its Automotive & Mobility arm — Serasi Autoraya (SERA), whose TRAC brand is Indonesia's largest corporate vehicle-rental fleet — is ASSA Rent's single most direct competitor, and its OLXmobbi used-car business competes with ASSA's JBA auctions and Caroline.id. Only the vehicle-rental, used-car and logistics disclosures are used here. Astra's quarterly result decks quantify SERA's fleet under contract and OLXmobbi's used-car volumes — a rival's own numbers on the two markets ASSA competes in.

p. 13 — Astra's FY2025 Automotive & Mobility metrics slide: SERA vehicles under contract of 28,403 units and OLXmobbi used-car sales of 33,139 units — a rival's own quantification of the corporate fleet-rental and used-car markets ASSA plays in through ASSA Rent and JBA/Caroline.id. · Open source page →

Astra's own scoping of its Mobility unit — SERA framed as 'transportation logistics solutions' and OLXmobbi as 'used car' — the two lines that map directly onto ASSA's fleet-rental/logistics and used-vehicle businesses.

Mobility includes SERA (transportation logistics solutions) and OLXmobbi (used car)

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Astra's April 2025 US$120m Toyota (TMA) joint venture into OLXmobbi to 'modernise the used car market' across Indonesia — a well-capitalised push into online-to-offline used cars, the space ASSA's JBA auctions and Caroline.id occupy.

Toyota Motor Asia (Singapore) Pte. Ltd. (TMA) invested USD120 million (approximately Rp2.0 trillion) for a 40% stake in Astra Digital Mobil (ADMO), which owns OLXmobbi, an online-to-offline used car business. […] This collaboration strengthens the longstanding partnership between Astra and TMA, and aims to modernise the used car market and enhance customer access to high-quality vehicles, financing, insurance and aftersales services across Indonesia.

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PT Blue Bird Tbk (BIRD)

Indonesia's largest taxi operator, but its portfolio overlaps ASSA's almost line-for-line: corporate/vehicle rental (Golden Bird), bus charter, in-city logistics (Bluebird Kirim), an auction house and used-car trading. It competes head-to-head with ASSA Rent for corporate fleet contracts and with ASSA's logistics, JBA auction and Caroline.id lines. Its annual reports quantify fleet size and the growth of the non-taxi (rental/logistics) segment where the overlap with ASSA is greatest.

Blue Bird's description of its Golden Bird vehicle-rental business — long-term contract rentals to corporate customers, with or without drivers — a near-identical offering to ASSA Rent's core corporate fleet-leasing and driver-services product.

under the “Goldenbird” brand, designed to meet the needs of both individual and corporate customers. The services include short-term rentals, such as airport transfers, hourly rentals, daily (charter) services, and out-of-town trips, as well as longterm contract rentals. […] Meanwhile, long-term contract rental services are primarily ofered to corporate customers and are available with or without drivers.

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Blue Bird's stated total fleet of ~26,000 units at end-2025 (+7.7% year-on-year) across taxi and non-taxi segments — a scale benchmark for ASSA's rental fleet, with the non-taxi portion covering ASSA's competitive turf.

the Company recorded an addition of approximately 1,900 fleet units in 2025, growing by 7.7% to a total of 26 thousand units across all of the Company’s service types, both in the taxi and non-taxi segments.

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Blue Bird's stated service portfolio — car rental, bus rental, logistics, an auction house and used-car trading — mapping one-for-one onto ASSA's rental, logistics, JBA auction and Caroline.id used-car businesses.

Bluebird has various types of services, such as taxis (regular and executive), car rental, bus rental, intercity shuttle, logistics, auction house, used car trading services, as well as vehicle maintenance services.

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PT WEHA Transportasi Indonesia Tbk (WEHA)

A smaller Indonesian land-transport operator (formerly Panorama Transportasi) in vehicle and bus rental, corporate transport, intercity shuttle and courier delivery. It competes with ASSA for corporate rental contracts and driver-based transport, and its filings show how a regional rival frames the same price-competitive Indonesian transport market. Useful as a challenger's read on the market ASSA leads.

WEHA's description of its fleet (400+ vehicles), driver base (400+ trained drivers) and geographic footprint (Jabodetabek, Java, Palembang, Bali) at end-2024 — a regional-scale rival to ASSA in corporate transport and driver services.

Supported by more than 400 trained drivers and more than 400 fleets consisting of various types, types and brands by the end o December 2024, WEHA Group is always committed to providing the best service for loyal customers from various market segments in the Jabodetabek, Java, Palembang area and Bali.

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WEHA's stated focus on serving domestic, international and multinational corporate customers with its bus-rental brand — the same corporate-client segment ASSA targets in fleet leasing and employee transport.

focus on operating bus rental business activities under the brand name “White Horse Deluxe Coach” (WHDC) to serve domestic and international corporate customers and multinational companies in Jakarta and Sumatra.

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WEHA's characterisation of the Indonesian transport market as open but price-competitive, requiring cost efficiency to compete — the same competitive dynamic that shapes ASSA's rental pricing.

the Company remains optimistic seeing the market potential that is still very open, and the Company must continue to make efficiency on costs in order to compete in facing competition in this transportation industry.

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Avis Budget Group, Inc. (CAR)

Not an Indonesian rival, but the clearest large-cap business-model comparable for ASSA's core operation: global vehicle rental, fleet management, car sharing (Zipcar) and used-vehicle remarketing. Its 10-K sizes the global rental market, sets out how the industry competes, and details the buy-hold-resell fleet economics and auction disposition channels that also drive ASSA's rental margins and used-car (JBA/Caroline.id) business.

Avis's overview of the global vehicle-rental and car-sharing model ASSA also runs — car, truck and car-sharing brands operating in ~180 countries with an average global rental fleet of ~684,000 vehicles in 2025.

We are a leading global provider of mobility solutions through our three most recognized brands, Avis, Budget and Zipcar, as well as several other brands, well recognized in their respective markets. Our brands offer a range of options, from car and truck rental to car sharing. We license the use of the Avis, Budget, Zipcar and other brands’ trademarks to licensees in areas in which we do not operate directly. We and our licensees operate our brands in approximately 180 countries throughout the world. […] On average, our global rental fleet totaled approximately 684,000 vehicles in 2025.

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Avis's formal 'Competition' section — the vehicle-rental industry competes primarily on price, service quality, booking usability, vehicle availability and condition, and rental locations — the same dimensions on which ASSA competes in Indonesian corporate rental.

The competitive environment for our industry is generally characterized by intense price and service competition among global, local and regional competitors. Competition in our vehicle rental operations is based primarily upon price; customer service quality, including usability of booking systems and ease of rental and return; vehicle availability; vehicle condition, age and mileage; rental locations; product innovation and national or international distribution.

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Avis on fleet cost as its single largest expense and the used-vehicle channels — traditional and online auctions — it uses to remarket rental cars, the same buy-hold-resell cycle and auction disposition that underpin ASSA's fleet economics and JBA/Caroline.id used-car business.

Fleet costs typically represent our single largest expense and can vary from year to year based on the prices that we are able to purchase and dispose of our vehicles. […] In 2025, on average approximately 84% of our rental fleet was comprised of risk vehicles. […] We currently sell risk vehicles through various sales channels in the used vehicle marketplace, including traditional auctions, and alternative disposition channels, including online auctions

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Competition

PT Astra International Tbk (ASII)

PT Blue Bird Tbk (BIRD)

PT WEHA Transportasi Indonesia Tbk (WEHA)

Avis Budget Group, Inc. (CAR)

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