Nine companies are waiting in line for an initial public offering on the Indonesia Stock Exchange as of October 23, 2026. Alongside that queue, 25 bond issues sit in the exchange's pipeline. The IPO list gives a rough read on how many private firms are ready to test public markets. Listings still depend on conditions, and issuers often hold off when prices are weak. Jakarta's regulators have pushed in recent years for more listings to broaden the exchange's investor base. The bond pipeline suggests continued borrowing by companies that would rather take on debt than sell shares.