The founders of GoTo and Tokopedia sold their shares. New investors now have control of ownership.

Tokopedia made significant cuts in its workforce following its business consolidation with TikTok. A consequence of inefficient business operation.

The carbon exchange is still lacking traders and buyers, hampered by the process of certification and registration of carbon units.

The Indonesian Stock Exchange established four carbon trading mechanisms. There were 27 transactions in three schemes in the initial sale.

The Indonesia Stock Exchange and Indonesia Climate Exchange (ICX) are competing to manage carbon exchange. Carbon transactions amount to billions of dollars annually.

Financial authorities encourage the implementation of the green economy. Controversial sectors are still present in the green stock index and taxonomy.

Wijaya Karya is facing allegations of financial reports manipulation. Big risks loom as costs over-run.

The OJK’s selection of new directors for the Indonesian Stock Exchange is entering its final stage. Four candidates are competing for the support of IDX members. Some have the support of a minister.

The wave of metaverse development starts to roll in Indonesia. Plenty of benefits with plenty of risks.

That negative sentiment of political push and pull and the choice of monetary policy in the US will spread to the Indonesian market.

After nine months of operation, the Indonesia Investment Authority (INA) has yet to realize investment projects boasted by the government. It is seen as little more than an asset manager.

Companies listed at the Indonesia Stock Exchange, including state-owned enterprises, are dragged into lawsuits for delaying debt repayment and bankruptcy due to their thinning pockets during the pandemic.

Big players in the energy sector are competing to develop the potentials of geothermal work areas. The stock exchange is among their sources for financing.

Tempo’s report on the management of state-owned enterprises in the energy sector is made possible by the support of the Judith Neilson Institute.

The Bukalapak initial public offering (IPO) is the beginning of a list of digital unicorns entering Indonesian Stock Exchange. Retail investors and public fund managers need to be cautious.

Bukalapak is breaking new record at the Indonesian Stock Exchange. Speculations on the potential big investors remain.

Poor cellular phone sales performance further added to the difficulties of Tiphone Mobile Indonesia. Its subsidiaries are overburdened by debt.

The Covid-19 pandemic has changed Indonesia’s demographics affecting the trends in the capital market. Indonesia Stock Exchange’s Commissioner Pandu Patria Sjahrir says enthusiasm of millennial and Gen Z investors has risen phenomenally during the pandemic. Since 2016, the number of young investors has grown to over 1.8 million with those aged 28 and below making up the highest increase. The rapid development of the digital technologies has opened the floodgates for tech companies and start-ups. One of the sectors most sought after by foreign investors is financial technology (fintech). Pandu, a businessman and an investor, who is also the chairman of Indonesian Fintech Association, says that in future fintech companies will not just focus on consumer lending but increase productive loans to support micro, small and medium enterprises through peer-to-peer lending.