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As of June 16, 2025, one notable company planning to list on the Indonesian Stock Exchange (Bursa Efek Indonesia) through an electronic Initial Public Offering (e-IPO) is PT Golden Westindo Artajaya. An e-IPO is a digital process in which a company offers its shares to the public through an online platform, making them more accessible to a broader range of investors. Launching an IPO is a significant milestone for any company, as it enables the firm to raise capital by selling a portion of its shares to public investors. To go public, companies must comply with strict regulations set by the stock exchange and the Financial Services Authority (OJK). For founders and early stakeholders, an IPO also serves as a potential exit strategy, allowing them to monetize their investments and realize returns from their early involvement in the business.

If you are a conservative investor, PT Chandra Daya Investasi Tbk (CDIA) aligns your risk profile as it is backed by large, reputable companies: PT Chandra Asri Pacific (Indonesia’s largest petrochemical company) and EGCO Group (Thailand’s leading energy firm). It focuses on infrastructure projects (energy, water, ports, logistics), which are not only stable but also long-term, and are supported by the government or essential services. The IPO saw strong demand (oversubscribed ~13x), showing investor confidence and market support. The price per share is moderate (Rp 190), with proceeds aimed at long-term infrastructure development — a typically lower-risk sector. However, these firms are less suitable for conservative investors, such as PT Indokripto Koin Semesta, PT Merry Riana Edukasi, PT Pancaran Samudera Transport, PT Asia Pramulia, and PT Prima Multi Usaha Indonesia. PT Indokripto Koin Semesta (COIN) operates in the cryptocurrency and digital asset exchange sector, which has high potential but also presents volatile and regulatory risks. PT Merry Riana Edukasi (MERI) operates in the education sector, which can be promising; however, it is a relatively small-scale, founder-driven company with a limited financial track record. PT Pancaran Samudera Transport (PSAT) and Trimitra Trans (BLOG) operate in the Logistics/shipping sector, which is cyclical and tied to commodity and export markets, making it riskier during economic downturns. PT Asia Pramulia (ASPR) and Diastika Biotekindo (CHEK) are involved in manufacturing and medical equipment, which offer potential but carry sector-specific risks and less predictable cash flows. PT Prima Multi Usaha Indonesia (PMUI) operates in the telecom distribution sector, a competitive and supplier-dependent industry.