Dozens of Companies Queue for IPO

REPUBLIKA.CO.ID, JAKARTA — As many as 15 companies are still queued to list on the Indonesia Stock Exchange based on data up to 10 April 2026. This queue reflects the persistently high funding needs of the business world.

BEI’s Director of Company Assessment, I Gede Nyoman Yetna, stated that up to the same period, only one company has recorded its shares with funds raised amounting to approximately Rp0.30 trillion. “Up to now, there are 15 companies in the BEI share listing pipeline,” Nyoman said.

The majority of companies in the pipeline come from the large-asset group, namely 11 companies. Meanwhile, the other four are companies with medium-scale assets.

In terms of sectors, the IPO pipeline is dominated by the healthcare, consumer non-cyclicals, and infrastructure sectors. This composition indicates that investor interest remains concentrated in sectors with relatively stable demand.

In addition to IPOs, fundraising through debt securities and sukuk (EBUS) continues to proceed. BEI records that 50 issuances from 33 issuers have been made, with total funds reaching Rp55.20 trillion.

“Up to now, there are 40 issuances from 28 issuers in the pipeline,” Nyoman said.

The financial sector is the most dominant in EBUS issuance plans, followed by the infrastructure and energy sectors. This activity shows that businesses are still utilising funding alternatives outside of equity.

Meanwhile, three companies have conducted rights issues with total funds of Rp3.75 trillion. BEI also records that there is still one company in the rights issue queue.

This funding pipeline serves as an indication that business world expansion activities are still ongoing. Capital needs are expected to drive business growth while opening up employment opportunities.