Indonesia 22 February 2026

Indonesia stocks face a 15% free-float rule after a choppy week — what to watch next

Indonesia stocks face a 15% free-float rule after a choppy week — what to watch next

Jakarta, Feb 28, 2026, 14:51 WIB — Market is closed. Indonesia’s stock exchange is rolling out a new rule set to require listed firms to boost their minimum free float to 15%. The change could channel more shares into public hands and curb risk appetite in Jakarta. Interim CEO Jeffrey Hendrik flagged absorption as the “main concern,” noting over 200 companies still sit below the mark.
February 28, 2026
$11 billion share supply? Indonesia’s IHSG braces for free-float shake-up in week ahead

$11 billion share supply? Indonesia’s IHSG braces for free-float shake-up in week ahead

Jakarta, Feb 22, 2026, 14:46 WIB — Market’s done for the day Indonesia’s stock market is staring down a looming surge in supply as the minimum “free float” threshold is poised to jump to 15% from 7.5%. That tweak, flagged by an IDX director, could unleash about 187 trillion rupiah of shares onto the board. Liza Camelia Suryanata, head of research at Kiwoom Sekuritas Indonesia, described the move as a potential “turning point,” though she warned of “short-term volatility” if either liquidity or prices take a hit during the adjustment.
February 22, 2026