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Academia 8 months ago
The IPO question: Fostering competition through regulatory reforms
Indonesia needs coordinated systematic reform to transform its capital markets from a collection of well-intentioned programs into an ecosystem that can facilitate enterprises’ journey from early stage ventures into sustainable public companies.
Companies 10 months ago
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Jakarta developers eye IPOs to raise funds for housing program
Regional association REI Jakarta has suggested property developers launch IPOs to raise fund's for the government's ambitious social housing program, calling the potential move a way for developers to increase their competitiveness as well as engage more substantially with the sector.
Tech 11 months ago
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Crypto bourse holding firm Indokripto prepares for IPO
The company plans to allocate approximately 85 percent of the IPO proceeds toward operational expenditures of its subsidiary Crypto Futures Exchange (CFX). The remaining 15 percent will be channeled to its depository subsidiary PT Kustodian Koin Indonesia (ICC) for similar purposes.
Tech 1 year ago
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Closing product marketplace will boost profitability, Bukalapak says
The country's first e-commerce unicorn is ceasing sales of physical goods to focus on digital goods and services, citing minimal revenue contribution, shift in demand and increasing competition since the company's founding almost 15 years ago.
Markets 1 year ago
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IPOs set to rebound in 2025 after multiyear low in 2024
Analysts expect the market to rebound this year after last year's lackluster performance, primarily due to the uncertainty surrounding the elections in February and November, though whether it will rally gradually or quickly to surpass 2023 levels remains to be seen.
