Danantara Boss Speaks After IDX Visit
Jakarta — Rosan Roeslani, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Danantara Indonesia, said he continues to actively monitor investment developments in the capital market, particularly in large-cap stocks with high trading frequency on the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX). According to Rosan, Danantara’s investment approach is not limited to direct investments in companies, but also through capital market instruments, taking into account various indicators of movement and long-term growth potential.
‘When we invest, whether directly in a company or through the capital market, we always monitor issuers with large market capitalisation because their trading frequency is quite active,’ Rosan told IDX, Jakarta, on Tuesday (19 May 2026).
Rosan explained that Danantara’s investment decisions place greater emphasis on fundamental analysis rather than short-term technical approaches. He said Danantara wants to ensure investments have sustainable prospects and are able to deliver optimal returns in the future.
‘We view it not only from the technical side when entering the market, but more on fundamentals and long-term prospects, including the various benchmarks we employ,’ Rosan said.
He noted that several issuers that Danantara is watching have potential yields and attractive dividend prospects. In addition, government-linked shares (BUMN) are still considered to have price upside based on various fundamental indicators.
‘Some issuers have very good yields and long-term prospects, both in terms of price appreciation and dividends,’ Rosan said.
Rosan arrived at the IDX together with Deputy Speaker of the DPR Sufmi Dasco Ahmad, Head of BP BUMN Dony Oskaria, and Chair of the Board of Commissioners of the Financial Services Authority (OJK) Friderica Widyasari Dewi.
During the same visit, Dasco called on IDX to continue crafting regulations that enhance domestic investors’ comfort and confidence. He also said he had discussed with IDX efforts to boost the growth of retail investors in Indonesia’s capital market.
‘We are confident that our exchange will be even stronger going forward,’ Dasco said.