Rancak Media – , JAKARTA — The Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) has announced a robust pipeline of 13 prospective companies poised for stock listing, as of Friday, November 28, 2025. Significantly, seven of these entities are colossal firms, boasting substantial assets, signaling considerable activity in the capital market.
I Gede Nyoman Yetna, the Director of Company Listing Assessment at IDX, elaborated on the current composition of the IPO pipeline. He confirmed the presence of 13 companies, categorizing them by asset size: two small-scale enterprises, four medium-scale firms, and seven substantial large-scale corporations. Nyoman further noted that seven out of these 13 prospective issuers are leveraging their June 2025 financial reports as the basis for their public offerings. He expressed optimism, stating, “Provided there are no concerns from the Financial Services Authority (OJK) and the IDX regarding their public offerings and listings, we anticipate these companies will successfully list their shares within the remainder of 2025.”
Beyond the robust initial public offering pipeline, Nyoman also highlighted other dynamic activities within the capital market. He disclosed that one company is preparing for a rights issue, while 23 bond issuances from 17 different companies are in various stages of processing. Furthermore, the IDX is overseeing the listing process for two Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) and one Real Estate Investment Trust (DIRE), underscoring a broad spectrum of financial instruments poised to enter the market.
Among these promising candidates, PT Super Bank Indonesia Tbk. (SUPA), commonly known as Superbank, stands out as a prominent entity currently undergoing its IPO process. The digital bank aims to raise a substantial sum, targeting funds of up to IDR 3.06 trillion from its market debut.
According to the prospectus released on Tuesday, November 25, 2025, Superbank intends to offer a maximum of 4.40 billion new shares, which represents 13% of its total issued and fully paid-up capital post-IPO. Each share carries a nominal value of IDR 100. The initial offering price (bookbuilding) for the Superbank IPO has been set within a range of IDR 525 to IDR 695 per share. This pricing structure positions the company to potentially secure fresh funds amounting to approximately IDR 2.31 trillion to IDR 3.06 trillion.
Superbank has outlined a clear strategy for utilizing the proceeds from its public offering. A significant portion, 70% of the IPO funds, will be allocated as working capital to support the company’s credit disbursement initiatives. The remaining 30% of the capital raised will be directed towards capital expenditure, reinforcing the company’s operational activities and future growth plans.
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Summary
The Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) has announced a robust pipeline of 13 prospective companies set for stock listing as of November 28, 2025, with seven of these being large-scale corporations. These companies are anticipated to successfully list their shares by the end of 2025, with several utilizing their June 2025 financial reports as the basis for their public offerings.
Among these promising candidates, PT Super Bank Indonesia Tbk. (SUPA) is a prominent digital bank currently undergoing its IPO process, aiming to raise up to IDR 3.06 trillion. Superbank intends to offer a maximum of 4.40 billion new shares with an initial offering price between IDR 525 and IDR 695 per share. The proceeds will be allocated with 70% for working capital to support credit disbursement and 30% for capital expenditure.
