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IDX Moves to Suspend 50 Stocks After Companies Miss 2026 Annual Listing Fee Deadline

18 Feb, 2026
IDX Moves to Suspend 50 Stocks After Companies Miss 2026 Annual Listing Fee Deadline

The Bursa Efek Indonesia (IDX) imposed sanctions in the form of temporary trading suspensions on 50 listed companies for failing to pay the 2026 Annual Listing Fee by the 14 February 2026 deadline (18/02).

The exchange stated that the companies did not fulfill their obligation to settle the annual listing fee for the 2026 period.

11 Companies Suspended Starting 18 February

As a follow-up action, IDX imposed temporary trading suspensions on 11 listed companies in the regular and cash markets, effective from the first trading session on 18 February 2026.

“Remain suspending the securities of 39 listed companies as stated,” the IDX authority wrote on Wednesday (18/2).

In total, 39 other listed companies remain under suspension status.

SHID, INAF, and Other Issuers on the List

Several companies included in the sanction list are PT Hotel Sahid Jaya International Tbk (SHID), PT Darmi Bersaudara Tbk (KAYU), PT Sari Kreasi Boga Tbk (SARI), and state-owned pharmaceutical issuer PT Indofarma Tbk (INAF).

These companies are part of the 50 issuers sanctioned by the exchange.

IDX Regulations on Annual Listing Fees and Sanctions

Based on Provision VIII.4.2 of IDX Regulation Number I-A concerning the listing of shares and other equity securities issued by listed companies, the annual listing fee must be paid in advance for 12 months from January to December.

The payment must be received as good funds in the exchange’s bank account no later than the last trading day of January.

Provision VII.5.2 of Regulation Number I-V regarding special listing provisions on the acceleration board also requires the annual listing fee to be paid in advance for 12 months and received by the exchange no later than the last trading day of January.

Referring to Provision II.3 of Regulation Number I-H on sanctions, if a listed company is subject to a fine, the payment must be deposited into the exchange’s account within 15 calendar days from the date the sanction is imposed.



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