Capital Market Investor Tembus 19.3 Million, OJK Optimistic Target 20 Million Achieved Faster

Capital Market Investor Tembus 19.3 Million, OJK Optimistic Target 20 Million Achieved Faster

JAKARTA - Chief Executive of the Capital Market Supervisory, Derivative Finance, and Carbon Exchange of the Financial Services Authority (OJK) Inarno Djajadi said that the number of Indonesian capital market investors had reached 19.1 million Single Investor Identification (SID) by the end of October 2025.

"Our SID has now reached 19.1 million. So of course, this is something we should be grateful for. So, if we look all the way (investors) we are still 1 million, now it's 19.1 million," said Inarno in media gathering, Saturday, November 15.

Meanwhile, OJK targets the number of capital market investors to exceed 20 million as stated in the 2023-2027 Roadmap of the Indonesian Capital Market.

"Of course, this is the same in our roadmap, we also mixed it in 2027, reaching 20 million," he said.

However, Inarno is optimistic that this target can be achieved more quickly, even in the middle or first quarter of 2026.

"Maybe in the middle or the first quarter of 2026, God willing, it has reached 20 million. But of course this is from more to retail investors. So we hope that more is institutional for domestic, for a bigger role to the capital market," he said.

On the same occasion, Deputy Commissioner for Capital Market Investment Management and OJK Securities, Eddy Manindo Harahap, said that as of November 7, 2025, the number of SIDs had reached 19.32 million. This figure is up 29.91 percent compared to 2024 which was 14.87 million SID.

He conveyed that the addition of new investors as much as 4.20 million so far this year has also exceeded the OJK annual target set by 2 million investors.

"If we look at the growth, it has almost 30 percent from last year to this year. Now that is quite encouraging," he said.

Eddy said that out of a total of 19.32 million SID, the majority of investors still came from the youth group.

"If we look at the demographics, it turns out that from around 19.3 million of our investors in the capital market, 54.20 percent are young people who are under 30 years old," he explained.

Eddy hopes that the growth of this young investor will be followed by an increase in revenue so that the value of their investment assets in the capital market can continue to grow.

"So I'm still positive in the future, our market will also get bigger," he added.

Meanwhile, OJK noted that domestic investors, both individuals and institutions, are still dominated by investors from Java Island with a portion of 69.22 percent. Followed by Sumatra Island at 15.99 percent and Sulawesi at 5.24 percent.