Stock Investors Rise 32.6 Per Cent, BRIDS Promotes Education Through Issuer Visit Programme
Indonesia’s stock investor base continues to demonstrate positive growth trends. Based on data from the Indonesia Central Securities Depository (KSEI), of more than 20 million Single Investor Identification (SID) accounts, approximately 8.46 million are stock investors, representing growth of around 32.6 per cent year-on-year.
This increase reflects growing public participation in equity instruments and underscores the importance of strengthening fundamental understanding in investment decision-making. As market dynamics evolve, investors increasingly consider not only price movements but also financial performance, business strategy, and long-term company prospects alongside information transparency and comprehensive understanding of issuer fundamentals.
Fifi Virgantria, Acting Chief Executive of BRI Danareksa Securities (BRIDS), stated that these dynamics have driven the adoption of more relevant and comprehensive educational approaches. “We see investors becoming increasingly rational and data-driven. BRIDS therefore offers programmes that are not only informative but provide comprehensive understanding so that investment decisions are based on strong fundamentals and long-term perspective,” he said.
In implementing this commitment, BRIDS organised an Emiten Visit programme to PT Pembangunan Jaya Ancol Tbk (IDX: PJAA) as a continuation of the InvesTalk Series. Through this activity, priority clients received education and the opportunity to dialogue with management and observe the operations and development of Taman Impian Jaya Ancol directly.
PJAA management presented an integrated business model for tourism and property sectors, expansion strategies for the marina and western Ancol development area, resort revitalisation, food and beverage expansion, and development opportunities outside the Ancol area to strengthen income diversification. Daniel Nainggolan, Finance Director of PT Pembangunan Jaya Ancol Tbk, welcomed the initiative: “We appreciate the opportunity for direct dialogue with investors. Information transparency and constructive communication are important for building market trust and ensuring investors understand our strategy and fundamentals comprehensively.”
For the 2025 financial year, PJAA recorded revenue of Rp1.12 trillion with net profit of Rp180.19 billion and total assets of Rp3.63 trillion. The company also maintained an idA+ credit rating from PEFINDO, reflecting solid fundamentals and financial profile. Technically, BRIDS views PJAA shares as maintaining a relatively positive short-term structure, with prices holding above the 200-day moving average and the 505–525 area serving as a strong demand zone for accumulation, with upside potential towards the 545–560 resistance area.
Historically, PJAA exhibits strong seasonality during peak periods such as May, July–August, and December, and consistently distributes dividends with a yield of approximately 4.57 per cent, making it attractive from both momentum and return potential perspectives.
The Emiten Visit programme has two strategic objectives: increasing transaction value through strengthening investor fundamental understanding and reinforcing customer loyalty as appreciation for priority clients actively trading through the BRIGHTS application. The programme is also expected to encourage both new and existing clients to increase activity and portfolio value to qualify for BRIDS priority services.
Beyond the emiten visit programme, BRIDS provides various exclusive facilities for priority clients, including a Birthday Appreciation Programme as special recognition for priority clients celebrating milestones, and a Welcoming Gift Programme designed to provide positive initial experience for new priority clients joining BRIDS.
Going forward, BRIDS aims to conduct Emiten Visit series on a quarterly basis and expand the InvesTalk Series to reach more priority clients throughout 2026, as part of its commitment to strengthening literacy, transparency, and investment decision-making quality in Indonesia’s stock market.