IDX Imposes 845 Sanctions on 494 Listed Companies as of March 2026

Jakarta - PT Bursa Efek Indonesia (IDX) states that it has imposed 845 sanctions on 494 listed companies (emiten) for the period 1 January to 31 March 2026. “The IDX continues to affirm its commitment to maintaining the integrity and credibility of the Indonesian capital market through monitoring the compliance of listed companies with their obligations as emiten,” said IDX Corporate Secretary Aulia Noviana Utami Putri in an official statement in Jakarta on Thursday. The breakdown of IDX sanctions on emiten includes 188 requests for clarification against 105 emiten, 130 annual listing fees against 82 emiten, and 128 monthly registration reports for securities against 62 emiten. Additionally, there were 98 sanctions related to public expose against 70 emiten, 98 financial report sanctions against 50 emiten, and 174 other sanctions against 115 emiten. Aulia explained that the most significant increase occurred in sanctions for miscellaneous obligations, which include fulfilling free float requirements, reports on bond or sukuk maturity fund readiness, and exploration activity reports for mining companies. Furthermore, errors in presenting information in financial reports or other disclosures increased by up to 50 percent, both in terms of the number of sanctions and the number of emiten. This was followed by increases in sanctions for the submission and execution of public expose and financial reports, rising by 14 percent and 5 percent respectively in terms of the number of sanctions. There were declines in sanctions for submitting Monthly Securities Registration Reports and Requests for Clarification, dropping by 10 percent and 9 percent respectively. In terms of the number of emiten, there were declines in sanctions for submitting financial reports and Monthly Securities Registration Reports, falling by 29 percent and 10 percent compared to the period ending 31 March 2025. Aulia assured that the IDX periodically publishes updated data and information on imposed sanctions every month through the IDX website at www.idx.co.id/id/perusahaan-tercatat/sanksi. “This publication is expected to provide transparency for investors while serving as a reference for investment decision-making, and to encourage improvements in the quality of listed companies through active investor involvement,” said Aulia.