Indonesia Stock Exchange Imposes 3,040 Sanctions on 453 Listed Companies Throughout 2025

Jakarta – PT Bursa Efek Indonesia (BEI), the Indonesia Stock Exchange, has reported imposing 3,040 sanctions against 453 listed companies (issuers) throughout 2025.

Kautsar Primadi Nurahmad, BEI’s Corporate Secretary, stated that this action represents a commitment to preserve the integrity and credibility of Indonesia’s capital market through monitoring issuers’ compliance with listing regulations.

“BEI consistently monitors the fulfilment of these obligations and will impose sanctions in accordance with BEI Regulation Number I-H if violations are found, in order to ensure orderly, fair, and efficient trading,” Kautsar said in an official statement released in Jakarta on Monday.

Kautsar outlined the breakdown of sanctions. The highest number involved late submission of Financial Reports (LK), with 1,223 sanctions imposed on 196 issuers.

Free float requirement compliance breaches resulted in 386 sanctions against 83 issuers, whilst information disclosure violations related to public exposure generated 211 sanctions against 160 issuers.

Other miscellaneous violations accounted for 189 sanctions against 126 issuers.

Miscellaneous obligation violations include late payment of annual listing fees (ALF), reports on bond and/or sukuk maturity fund readiness, exploration activity reports for mining companies, and misrepresentation of information in financial reports or other disclosure breaches.