BEI Records 11 Large-Asset Prospective Issuers Ready to List on the Exchange, Which Sectors?
JAKARTA, KOMPAS.com - PT Bursa Efek Indonesia (BEI) has recorded 12 prospective issuers in the queue for initial public offerings (IPOs). Of these, the majority, or 11 companies, fall into the large-asset category.
BEI’s Director of Company Valuation, I Gede Nyoman Yetna, revealed that only one company has medium-scale assets, in the range of Rp 50 billion to Rp 250 billion. Meanwhile, the other 11 companies have assets exceeding Rp 250 billion.
“One company with medium-scale assets, between Rp 50 billion and Rp 250 billion. 11 companies with large-scale assets, over Rp 250 billion,” Nyoman told reporters on Saturday (28/3/2026).
In terms of sectors, the 12 prospective issuers come from various business lines. Three companies are from the consumer non-cyclicals sector, one each from the energy and financials sectors.
Then, two companies from the healthcare sector, two from the infrastructure sector, two from the technology sector, and one from the transportation and logistics sector.
Mandiri Sekuritas is monitoring four to five companies that have the potential to conduct IPOs. In fact, all of these companies are likely to enter the capital market in 2026.
“I’m just looking at IPOs. I haven’t seen rights issues yet, but there are many that really want to go to the capital market this year. At least there are four to five that we’re looking at; they should enter the capital market,” said Oki at the Economic and Market Outlook 2026 event in South Jakarta some time ago.
The four to five prospective issuers being monitored by Mandiri Sekuritas are at the early stage of the 2026 IPO pipeline.
Oki stated that discussions with these companies will continue. He even believes the number of companies listing on the capital market will increase.
His confidence is bolstered because the list is only from Mandiri Sekuritas, not including pipelines from other underwriters. According to him, if all potentials are combined, the IPO market this year will be much busier and more attractive than the previous year.
“IPOs are about that much. That’s just the beginning, haven’t had longer talks yet. So I’m confident. Plus, that’s just us, not the other underwriters. So it should be busier, more attractive,” he concluded.