JAKARTA – The Indonesia Stock Exchange (PT Bursa Efek Indonesia, BEI) reported a strong start to October for the Indonesian capital market. The Composite Stock Price Index (IHSG) closed at 8,118, with market capitalization soaring past Rp15,079 trillion. This sets a highly positive tone for the market’s performance.
According to BEI’s statement, released on Sunday, October 5, 2025, stock trading data on the exchange for the week of September 29 to October 3, 2025, largely concluded in positive territory. A notable increase was observed in the average daily transaction frequency, which rose by 6.68 percent to 2.62 million transactions, up from 2.46 million transactions in the previous week. This uptick signifies robust investor engagement within the market.
Furthermore, the average daily transaction volume on the exchange also experienced a significant rise, climbing 5.61 percent to 49.72 billion shares from 47.08 billion shares the week prior. Both market capitalization and the IHSG notably saw gains, underscoring the overall upward trend in the Indonesian stock market.
Specifically, BEI’s market capitalization expanded by 1.29 percent, reaching Rp15,079 trillion from Rp14,888 trillion in the preceding week. The IHSG itself posted a modest but firm increase of 0.23 percent over the week, closing at 8,118.301, up from 8,099.333 the previous week. These figures highlight consistent growth and investor confidence.
In contrast to the positive trends in frequency and volume, the average daily transaction value on the BEI saw a decrease of 11.24 percent, settling at Rp25.02 trillion from Rp28.19 trillion in the week prior. Despite this, foreign investors recorded a net buy of Rp199.79 billion by the end of the week. However, year-to-date in 2025, foreign investors have registered a substantial net sell of Rp56.71 trillion, indicating a complex dynamic in international participation.
During the reporting week, the BEI successfully listed one new bond issue. This listing occurred on Monday, September 29, 2025, for the Sustainable Bond IV Bank Victoria Phase II Year 2025, issued by PT Bank Victoria International Tbk. This bond, with a principal value of Rp750,000,000,000, received an idA- (Single A Minus) rating from PT Pemeringkat Efek Indonesia (PEFINDO), with PT Bank Mega Tbk serving as the Trustee. This addition diversifies the bond market offerings.
The BEI elaborated that the cumulative total of bonds and sukuk issues listed throughout 2025 now stands at 135 issues from 73 issuers, collectively valued at Rp155.39 trillion. Overall, the BEI currently lists 637 bond and sukuk issues, with an outstanding value of Rp517.39 trillion and US$117.27 million, originating from 136 issuers. These figures underscore the depth and breadth of Indonesia’s fixed-income market.
Furthermore, Government Securities (SBN) listed on the BEI comprise 191 series, boasting a nominal value of Rp6,423.84 trillion and US$352.10 million. Adding to this, the exchange has also recorded 7 Asset-Backed Securities (EBA) issues, valued at Rp2.13 trillion. This comprehensive overview demonstrates the BEI’s pivotal role in facilitating a broad spectrum of financial instruments, from equities to various debt and asset-backed securities.
Summary
The Indonesia Stock Exchange (BEI) began October strongly, with the Composite Stock Price Index (IHSG) closing at 8,118.301, a 0.23% increase for the week of September 29 to October 3, 2025. Market capitalization surged by 1.29% to Rp15,079 trillion. Average daily transaction frequency rose by 6.68% to 2.62 million, and volume increased by 5.61% to 49.72 billion shares, reflecting robust investor engagement. Despite a 11.24% decrease in average daily transaction value to Rp25.02 trillion, foreign investors registered a net buy of Rp199.79 billion for the week.
The BEI also saw the listing of a new bond issue, Sustainable Bond IV Bank Victoria Phase II Year 2025, valued at Rp750 billion. This contributed to the cumulative 135 bond and sukuk issues listed in 2025, totaling Rp155.39 trillion. Overall, the exchange currently lists 637 bond and sukuk issues, 191 series of Government Securities, and 7 Asset-Backed Securities issues, demonstrating the market’s breadth and depth in various financial instruments.