By Stefanno Sulaiman and Gayatri Suroyo JAKARTA, Feb 20 (Reuters) - Nearly one in three companies on the Indonesia Stock ...

IDX estimates $11 billion in additional shares must be absorbed as 267 listed firms fall short of the 15% free float rule.

IDX will evaluate the trading mechanism for stocks listed on the Special Monitoring Board as part of capital market reforms.

The VanEck Indonesia ETF has been around for a longer tenure than the iShares MSCI Indonesia ETF, but has a much lower AUM. We explore how IDX may be poorly positioned relative to EIDO. Indonesia ...

IDX has prepared assistance for 267 companies yet to meet the 15 percent free float requirement ahead of rules set to take ...

According to the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX), the meeting is expected to take place during the second week of February. Local media reports say it ...

This structural reform is a step in the right direction as the government focuses on boosting Indonesia’s capital market liquidity.

The country’s recent stock crash was a clear warning that the world will no longer invest in a market dominated by a handful of powerful families.

The country’s biggest private bank by assets has announced a plan to repurchase up to Rp 5 trillion (US$298.6 million) worth of its shares following a sharp decline in the Indonesian Stock Exchange ...

The push follows MSCI’s late-January review, which flagged persistently low free-float levels, concentrated ownership and ...