KSEI Reveals Banking Sector To Be The Largest Dividend Contributor In 2025

President Director of PT Kustodian Sentral Efek Indonesia (KSEI) Samsul Hidayat. (Photo: Aris Nurjani/VOI)

PT Kustodian Sentral Efek Indonesia (KSEI) noted that the banking sector is still the main contributor in dividend distribution throughout 2025.

As for August 8, 2025, the total dividends distributed by the banking sector reached IDR 68.44 trillion.

KSEI President Director Samsul Hidayat explained, the total value of this year's corporate action distribution reached Rp407 trillion, mainly from bond interest payments of 2,534 times, followed by 914 times in distribution of proceeds.

"The business sector that distributes the most dividends in 2025, the largest is the financial sector," explained Samsul at the 48 Years Press Conference Reactivated by the Capital Market, Monday, August 11.

Samsul said the total distribution frequency of dividends had occurred 391 times this year.

In addition to the financial sector, he said the energy and coal mining sector was in second place with a total dividend distribution of IDR 26.74 trillion.

Furthermore, the infrastructure-integrated telecommunication services sector contributed dividends of IDR 17.48 trillion, followed by the industrial-multi-sector holdings sector of IDR 7.65 trillion, and the infrastructure-wireless telecommunication services sector of IDR 7.44 trillion.

"Those are good sectors for equity and for debt securities asking KSEI to distribute their benefits," he said.

Previously, the Financial Services Authority (OJK) reported that the number of Indonesian capital market investors had exceeded the target set in 2025 of 2 million new investors, where until August 7, 2025, the number of investors increased by 2.7 million.

For information, PT Bursa Efek Indonesia (IDX) previously targeted as many as 66 companies to conduct an Initial Public Offering (IPO) throughout 2025, accompanied by a significant increase in the number of investors.

As for this addition, total capital market investors now reach 17,570,281, or grew 18.15 percent compared to the end of 2024 which was 14,871,639.

Deputy Commissioner for Supervision of Issuers, Effect Transactions, and Special Audit of OJK, IB Aditya Jayantara said the number would continue to grow.

If this trend continues, the number of investors could exceed 18.2 million. The majority of investors come from the age group under 30 years old," he said at a press conference commemorating the 48th anniversary of the re-activation of the Indonesian Capital Market, Monday, August 11.

Meanwhile, in terms of demographics, age groups under 30 dominate the investor structure with a percentage of 54.25 percent with an asset value of IDR 58.08 trillion.

Sementara kelompok usia 31–40 tahun menempati posisi kedua dengan porsi 24,81 persen dan nilai aset Rp282,09 triliun, berikutnya diikuti oleh kelompok usia 41–50 tahun sebanyak 12,25 persen dengan nilai aset Rp219,03 triliun.

Di sisi lain, tren penawaran saham perdana (IPO) juga menunjukkan pergerakan positif. Per 8 Agustus 2025, terdapat 14 emiten baru di pasar saham dan 2 emiten Efek Bersifat Utang dan Sukuk (EBUS), dengan total nilai emisi mencapai Rp8,49 triliun.

Aditya juga menambahkan, saat ini terdapat 13 calon emiten dalam pipeline IPO, yang diperkirakan memiliki nilai emisi efektif mencapai Rp16,65 triliun.

While the 31'40 year age group occupies the second position with a portion of 24.81 percent and an asset value of IDR 282.09 trillion, followed by the 41'50 year age group as much as 12.25 percent with an asset value of IDR 219.03 trillion.

On the other hand, the trend of initial stock offering (IPO) also shows positive movement. As of August 8, 2025, there were 14 new issuers in the stock market and 2 debt and sukuk (EBUS) securities issuers, with total emission value reaching IDR 8.49 trillion.

Aditya also added that currently there are 13 potential issuers in the IPO pipeline, which are estimated to have an effective emission value of IDR 16.65 trillion.