GoTo shares are believed to have prospects despite price fluctuations. Telkomsel is making use of partnerships with GoTo.

Telkom suffers a loss from Telkomsel’s investment in GoTo. Some believe that the new investment may have been used to repurchase shares from old investors.

GoTo Chief of Corporate Affairs Nila Marita speaks about the implementation of an initial public offering, in particular about the use of the greenshoe option, company losses of over a trillion rupiah, and difficulty in making profits.

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 state-owned enterprises ministry intends to merge PLN and Pertamina Geothermal Energy’s geothermal power plant assets. The plan is to expand first before making an IPO at the stock exchange.

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’s finances are improving. The company is not yet making profit but is curbing its losses by lowering marketing cost.

Bukalapak is planning to expand the reach of its partners with funding from its IPO. Competitors are taking the wait-and-see approach.

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.

Telkom could lose its investment in Tiphone Mobile Indonesia, a company on the verge of bankruptcy. New problems raise back suspicions over a peculiar transaction made seven years ago, involving the Sinar Mas Group.