OJK Records 13 IPO Antre Companies, Indicative Value Estimated To Reach IDR 16.65 Trillion

Indonesian capital market (Photo: intermediate)

JAKARTA - The Financial Services Authority (OJK) revealed that until the end of 2025, there will be around 13 prospective issuers preparing to conduct an initial public offering (IPO).

Meanwhile, throughout the first half of 2025, there were 16 companies that were officially listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX).

Chairman of the OJK Board of Commissioners Mahendra Siregar said that the 13 companies are currently in the IPO queue list.

He added that the total indicative value of the corporate action is estimated at IDR 16.65 trillion.

"The fund raising activity from the capital market has reached Rp144.78 trillion with 16 new issuers and there are still 13 companies in the general bidder pipeline with an indicative value of Rp16.65 trillion," he said at the Trade Opening Ceremony in the 48th Anniversary of the Reactivated Indonesian Capital Market, Monday, August 11.

Mahendra also highlighted the important role of the capital market in maintaining economic stability, although in the early and second quarters of this year it had been under pressure, the Indonesian capital market still showed good resilience and adaptability to various global challenges.

"This is proof that our capital market infrastructure is increasingly resilient in dealing with external turmoil and our shared commitment to maintaining stability and certainty even with external conditions that are not getting easier," he said.

Mahendra said that based on data as of Friday, August 8, 2025, the Composite Stock Price Index (IHSG) closed at 7,533.39, or strengthened by 6.41 percent year-to-date (ytd) with market capitalization also increased 9.88 percent to Rp13,555 trillion.

He added that in the 48th anniversary of the re-activation of the Indonesian Capital Market, the theme "Realizing an Independent, Sovereign, and Maju Bersama Economy" also emphasized a joint commitment in supporting the government's Asta Cita program, especially in strengthening the role of the capital market to encourage national economic independence.

He said that this was done by opening wider access to the community, strengthening economic sovereignty, and accelerating the transformation towards a prosperous, advanced, and modern Indonesia.

"This theme is also in line with the theme of Indonesia's independence anniversary this year, the sovereignty of the people of Indonesia's prosperous progress," he concluded.