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JAKARTA – The Financial Services Authority (OJK) considers that the enthusiasm of companies to conduct initial public offerings (IPO) in the capital market remains maintained, with 15 companies in the queue (pipeline) until the end of May 2026 with an indicative value of IDR 3.67 trillion.

The Head of the Capital Market, Derivatives Finance, and Carbon Exchange Supervisory Board of OJK, Hasan Fawzi, said that these companies are expected to carry out IPOs this year after submitting a registration statement application.

“In the future, we hope to invite companies’ interest to raise capital through the IPO process, which we hope will increase and grow again over time,” said Hasan, quoted by Antara.

He explained that in general, OJK continues to actively carry out various efforts to encourage companies’ interest in utilizing the capital market through initial public offerings (IPOs), which can be an alternative long-term funding for the company’s business activities.

According to Hasan, OJK routinely organizes socialization and education programs for prospective issuers from various regions, sectors, and business scales, including medium-sized companies and companies with high growth potential.

The activities were carried out through socialization programs, coaching clinics, and discussion forums with market participants to provide an understanding of the benefits of IPOs, mechanisms and techniques for listing shares, and various preparations needed to become an open company.

Hasan added that OJK together with the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) also carried out a regional financial development program towards IPO through a coaching clinic involving capital market supporting professions.

The program aims to help companies that face obstacles in the IPO process while improving readiness in terms of governance, financial reporting, organizational structure, and other compliance that are the main requirements before companies can offer shares through IPO.

In addition, OJK is currently also conducting a study on the regulation of public offerings, including the simplification of public offering documents. This step is expected to help accelerate the public offering process without reducing the quality of listed companies.

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