Indo Premier Facilitates the Purchase of IPO Shares as Investor Interest Increases

Illustration. (Photo: Dok. Antara)

JAKARTA - PT Indo Premier Sekuritas (IPOT) facilitates the purchase of Initial Public Offering (IPO) shares, in line with the increasing interest of retail investors, especially domestic ones.

"We see retail investor interest in IPOs continues to increase. We want to ensure more inclusive, fast, and technology-based access so that investors can make more accurate investment decisions," said IPOT Chief Marketing Officer Sergio Ticoalu in an official statement in Jakarta, quoted by Antara, Saturday, April 4.

Sergio explained that his party offered a fast refund system and a stock display in the portfolio before the record date, as well as presenting a real-time indicator feature, which helps investors read the movement of IPO stocks from the first day of trading.

In addition, he continued, investors can make direct IPO stock orders, with a process that includes account registration, filling in RDN funds, to ordering shares through the integrated e-IPO feature.

"The real-time indicator feature that we present is also an important differentiation, especially for IPO stocks that do not have historical data. This helps investors read market movements from the beginning," said Sergio.

He explained that the real-time indicator feature will make it easier for investors to monitor the allocation status in real time through the application.

For IPO shares, currently there is PT BSA Logistics Indonesia Tbk (WBSA) which is in the public offering period on April 1-8, 2026, and will officially be listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) on April 10, 2026.

WBSA offers as many as 1.8 billion shares or equivalent to 20.75 percent of the paid-up and paid-in capital after the IPO, so it has the potential to raise funds of up to Rp306 billion,

Referring to the Circular of the Financial Services Authority (SEOJK) No. 25/2025, retail investors now get a minimum allocation guarantee of 10 lots per SID for certain issuances, including WBSA which falls under the Category III.

This provision will expand access and greater opportunities for retail investors on the Indonesian stock exchange.

However, investors still need to pay attention to the maximum limit of 10 percent of the total IPO value or IDR 30.6 billion per SID, as well as ensuring the availability of funds in the "No Funds, No Order" system.