Nine companies await Indonesian IPOs, 19 issuers prepare debt offerings
Healthcare companies account for 44.4 per cent of the IPO pipeline, while infrastructure and finance lead the queue for bonds and sukuk.
Nine companies were awaiting stock-market listings in Indonesia as of 6 November 2026, according to the Indonesia Stock Exchange (BEI). A further 29 bond and sukuk offerings were being prepared by 19 issuers.
Healthcare accounted for four prospective listings, or 44.4 per cent of the IPO pipeline. Basic materials and energy each had two companies in the queue, with one from finance. No companies from other sectors were awaiting listings.
Five IPO candidates were classified as medium-sized, with assets of Rp50 billion to Rp250 billion. Three had assets above Rp250 billion, putting them in the large category, while one had assets below Rp50 billion. The classifications follow POJK No. 53/POJK.04/2017.
Seven companies had already listed shares on the exchange, raising Rp2.16 trillion. In the debt market, 67 issuers had completed 156 offerings that raised Rp157.73 trillion, BEI's figures showed.
Infrastructure made up the largest group in the bond and sukuk pipeline, with five companies, followed by finance with four. Other sectors represented included basic materials, energy, healthcare, industrials, property and real estate, and transport and logistics.
Separately, 16 listed companies had issued new shares through rights issues worth Rp37.35 trillion as of 6 November. One company remained in the rights-issue pipeline, from the property and real estate sector, according to BEI.
