BBRI Shareholders Increase by 38,000, Free Float Remains Substantial at 46.28% as of March 2026
PT Bank Rakyat Indonesia (Persero) Tbk (BBRI) reported an increase in the number of shareholders to 720,046 investors as of the end of March 2026. This data is significant as it indicates that BBRI’s investor base remains substantial, while the portion of publicly traded shares, or free float, continues to be high in the market.
BBRI is a state-owned banking issuer operating in the microcredit, retail, corporate, and digital financial services segments.
Based on the disclosure to the Indonesia Stock Exchange (BEI) and the Financial Services Authority (OJK) on 20 April 2026, the company submitted the Monthly Report on Securities Holder Registration for the position as of 31 March 2026.
Number of Shareholders Rises Significantly
The number of investors owning BBRI Single Investor Identification (SID) rose to 720,046 at the end of March 2026, compared to 681,920 in February 2026. This represents an addition of 38,126 shareholders in one month.
This increase in the number of investors reflects sustained strong market interest in the shares of this jumbo-capitalisation bank.
BBRI’s Free Float Remains Large
In the same report, BBRI’s free float is recorded at 69.45 billion shares, or 46.28% of the shares listed on the BEI.
In simple terms, free float refers to the portion of shares circulating in the public domain and freely tradable in the market. A high free float figure generally supports share transaction liquidity.
Danantara Still Dominant
Shareholders with ownership of 5% or more are still recorded as PT Danantara Asset Management with a portion of 52.656%, or approximately 79.80 billion shares.
Meanwhile, BBRI’s treasury shares are recorded at 984.07 million shares, equivalent to 0.649%.
Directors’ and Commissioners’ Ownership
The total share ownership of BBRI’s directors and commissioners is recorded at 8.85 million shares, or approximately 0.0058% of the total circulating shares.
Some names recorded as holding shares include:
Viviana Dyah Ayu Retno Kumalasari: 3.82 million shares
Kartika Wirjoatmodjo: 1.68 million shares
Achmad Royadi: 1.21 million shares
Hery Gunardi: 435,000 shares
Summary Table of BBRI Data as of March 2026
Source: BBRI
What Does This Data Mean for Investors?
The rise in the number of investors indicates that BBRI shares remain one of the top choices in the domestic capital market. On the other hand, the large free float makes these shares relatively actively traded and liquid.
However, share registration data does not guarantee a rise in share prices, as market movements are also influenced by economic conditions, interest rates, company profits, and global sentiment.
Conclusion
BBRI recorded an increase in the number of shareholders to 720,000 as of March 2026. Additionally, the free float remains high at 46.28%, signalling that the portion of public shares is still substantial and market liquidity is maintained. This data provides an overview of BBRI’s broad ownership structure in the market.