Indonesia Adds 4.28 Million New Market Investors This Year
Jakarta. Indonesia’s stock exchange recorded a sharp jump in capital market investors, with the total number of registered single investor identifications (SID) reaching 19,154,487 as of the end of October 2025, data from the Indonesia Stock Exchange, or IDX, showed.
New investor registrations in 2025 reached 4,282,848 SID, soaring 58.4 percent, from the additional 2,703,578 new investors recorded in 2024.
Equity investors accounted for 8,083,076 SID, with 1,701,632 new stock investors added this year — a 51.2 percent jump from 2024, when 1,125,873 new stock investors were recorded.
IDX president director Iman Rachman said the acceleration of investor growth reflects greater awareness of investment opportunities, particularly among younger Indonesians.
“This trend shows stronger public awareness of investing, especially among the younger generation,” Iman said in an official statement, on Saturday.
Between March and October 2025, the IDX held 101 Road to Capital Market Summit & Expo (CMSE) events across various regions, drawing more than 185,000 participants and resulting in 184,000 new investor accounts.
By the end of October 2025, the IDX, through its nationwide network of representative offices, had organized 14,993 educational programs attended by more than 14.3 million participants. Of these, 319,177 participants opened securities accounts following the education sessions.
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