JAKARTA - PT Bursa Efek Indonesia (IDX) is committed to continuing to organize sustainable development and education activities for all stakeholders in the Indonesian capital market.
This commitment is an effort to improve the quality of the Initial Public Offering (IPO) as well as listed companies (emitents) in the Indonesian capital market.
"BEI is committed to sustainable development and education activities. The goal is to ensure that information and readiness regarding the IPO are truly understood by all stakeholders," said IDX Director of Corporate Assessment I Gede Nyoman Yetna quoting Antara.
Through a special work unit, Nyoman ensured that the IDX proactively assists various companies on their journey to prepare IPOs, such as going public workshops, coaching clinics, and face-to-face meetings.
In addition, it also carries out networking events that bring together business actors with supporting professionals in the capital market.
"These initiatives are expected to facilitate the company's access to the capital market ecosystem and accelerate their transformation process towards an open company status," said Nyoman.
In carrying out educational activities, he said the IDX cooperates with various agencies, both private and government, employers' associations, banks and other agencies.
In addition to education about IPOs, he continued, as a form of increasing investment instruments in the capital market, the IDX also conducts education related to the issuance of sukuk, bond issuance, and various other securities instruments.
Nyoman said that the decision to become an open company is a very strategic corporate action, so it requires careful consideration.
"We really appreciate the commitment of companies that prepare themselves as well as possible and as optimally as possible," said Nyoman.
According to him, the success of an IPO is not only determined by the right market structure and momentum, but also depends on the company's internal readiness itself.
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"This includes solid financial performance readiness, good corporate governance implementation, reliable management quality, and convincing equity stories," said Nyoman.
During this week, there were eight companies that officially held IPOs on the Indonesian capital market, with as many as six stocks moving up through the upper limit or the Upper Auto Reject (ARA), which describes quality IPOs.
Throughout 2025, 22 companies have held IPOs in the Indonesian capital market, and there are still 4 companies in line for IPOs on the IDX.
To date, the number of listed companies in the Indonesian capital market has reached 965 companies, of which it is targeted to reach 1,000 listed companies by the end of 2025.
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