DSSA Conducts 1:25 Stock Split, Share Price Targeted to Be More Affordable

JAKARTA - PT Dian Swastatika Sentosa Tbk (DSSA) plans to conduct a stock split at a ratio of 1:25. This step aims to make the share price more affordable and increase liquidity.

Dian Swastatika Sentosa Director Daniel Cahya stated that the high share price has been one of the obstacles to transactions in the market.

“Liquidity means whether there is trading or not; ours might be good, but indeed because the price is too high,” he said during a Media Gathering on Thursday (2/4/2026).

Trading in DSSA shares has been considered less active so far. However, the daily transaction value is relatively large. Daniel assessed that the high share price is the main factor.

DSSA’s share price was recorded at Rp 70,750 per share as of 14:43 WIB. With the minimum purchase requirement of 1 lot or 100 shares, investors need to prepare around Rp 7.07 million.

“For retail investors, for funds, I think it’s too high,” he said.

He hopes this step will encourage an increase in transactions.

“On the 9th (April), it will be seen; we hope the DSSA shares will be more liquid,” he concluded.

The stock split plan has been approved by shareholders through an extraordinary general meeting of shareholders. The 1:25 ratio means one old share will become 25 new shares.

The nominal value of the shares will change from Rp 25 per share to Rp 1 per share.

Changes to the articles of association have also been made. The company’s authorised capital becomes Rp 600 billion shares, divided into 600 billion shares with a nominal value of Rp 1 per share.

Of that amount, the placed and paid-up shares reach 192,638,080,000 shares or 32.10 percent, with a total nominal value of Rp 192.63 billion.

Trading of shares with the new nominal value on the regular and negotiated markets will begin on 9 April 2026. The recording date is scheduled for the day after.

Trading on the cash market with the new nominal value will begin on 13 April 2026.