August 3, 2026 | 10:43 am
TEMPO.CO, Jakarta – The Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) will introduce special notations on listed companies’ trading codes starting August 3, 2026, as part of efforts to improve market transparency and enhance investor protection.
The new measure is stipulated in Circular Letter No. SE-00009/BEI/07-2026, issued on July 31 and signed by IDX President Director Jeffrey Hendrik and Director of Listed Company Assessment Saidu Solihin.
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The IDX said the special notations are designed to provide investors with clearer information about the condition and status of listed companies based on publicly available disclosures.
“The special notations are not a form of punishment or regulatory determination. They are intended solely to explain the status of a listed company based on its actual condition and publicly available information,” the exchange said in a statement on Sunday, August 2.
The circular introduces 14 types of special notations, each representing a specific condition faced by listed companies.
What the New Special Notations Mean
For example, the “B” notation will be assigned to companies that have filed for bankruptcy, submitted a request to cancel a court-approved settlement, or have been declared bankrupt.
The “L” notation will apply to companies that fail to submit their required financial reports.
The IDX will also introduce the “P” notation for companies that do not meet the exchange’s minimum free float requirements. However, its implementation will be phased in, starting April 30, 2027, for companies listed on the Main Board and Development Board, and November 30, 2026, for those on the Acceleration Board.
Multiple Notations Allowed for One Company
A listed company may receive more than one special notation if it meets multiple criteria.
The IDX said information on special notations will be made available and updated through the exchange’s official website.
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