The number of registered capital market investors in Indonesia climbed to 30.06 million Single Investor Identifications (SID) by the end of July 2026, a 47.63 per cent increase year-to-date, the Financial Services Authority (OJK) said on Tuesday. The addition of 1.1 million investors in July alone was attributed by the regulator to deepening initiatives and the strengthening of the digital ecosystem in the securities industry.

That expansion coincided with a broad recovery in domestic equities. The Jakarta Composite Index (IHSG) closed July at 6,236.13, a gain of 10.51 per cent month-on-month. Foreign investors, who had been net sellers earlier in the year, turned net buyers of Rp1.62 trillion in the equity market during the month. The bid-ask spread narrowed to 1.33 per cent from 1.75 per cent in June, which OJK’s executive head of capital market supervision Hasan Fawzi described as consistent with the recovery in share prices.

Fundraising by domestic corporates remained robust, reaching Rp121.96 trillion year-to-date, with a further 15 public offerings in the pipeline. The aggregate value raised through securities crowdfunding stood at Rp2.01 trillion. In the bond market, the Indonesia Composite Bond Index edged up 0.14 per cent to 430.46, and foreign investors recorded a net buy of Rp6.39 trillion in government securities as of 29 July. The net asset value of mutual funds rose 1.59 per cent month-to-date to Rp663.26 trillion, with net subscriptions of Rp3.43 trillion.

The OJK also disclosed that it had imposed administrative fines totalling Rp91.09 billion on 104 parties for violations in the capital market, alongside licence revocations, suspensions and written warnings. The authority, together with self-regulatory organisations, is targeting 35 million investors by 2030 as part of an effort to place the domestic bourse among the world’s ten largest.