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Indonesia Exchange Reviews Trading in Three Listed Companies
The Indonesia Stock Exchange is reviewing trading in three listed companies: Capital Financial Indonesia (CASA), Fuji Finance Indonesia (FUJI) and Nusantara Sawit Sejahtera (NSSS).
The exchange said the reviews followed trading patterns in which 41 investors and 31 brokerage members accounted for the activity across the three shares.
In the periods examined, small groups of investors accounted for about 98% of CASA trading, 87% of FUJI trading and 52% of NSSS trading.
The exchange has not established that any rules were broken, and a review is not a finding of wrongdoing.
The checks are part of its role in monitoring securities trading and protecting investors while supporting orderly and fair markets.
The exchange urged investors to rely on companies' official disclosures when making decisions; no further steps or timetable were announced.
The Indonesia Stock Exchange is reviewing trading in three listed companies after data showed transactions concentrated among relatively small groups of investors.
The companies are Capital Financial Indonesia, Fuji Finance Indonesia and Nusantara Sawit Sejahtera.
For CASA, six investors accounted for about 98% of transactions during the period reviewed.
For FUJI, 16 investors accounted for about 87%; for NSSS, 19 investors accounted for about 52%.
The exchange said the reviews support its market oversight and investor-protection duties, and it has not determined that any rules were violated.
- Who
- The Indonesia Stock Exchange is reviewing trading involving CASA, FUJI and NSSS. The data involved 41 investors and 31 exchange members in total.
- What
- The exchange is examining transactions it said were concentrated among relatively small groups of investors.
- When
- The reviews cover periods from December 1, 2025, through November 2, 2026. The exchange’s announcement was reported on November 7, 2026.
- Where
- On the Indonesia Stock Exchange.
- Why
- The transaction data indicated that a small number of investors accounted for large shares of trading. The exchange said the reviews serve its oversight and investor-protection functions.
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The NSSS transactions reviewed involved 19 investors through 15 exchange members and accounted for about 52% of total transactions.
The FUJI transactions reviewed involved 16 investors through 10 exchange members and accounted for about 87% of total transactions.
The CASA transactions reviewed involved six investors through six exchange members and accounted for about 98% of total transactions.
The exchange released information about the reviews, according to CNBC Indonesia.
- Companies
- Capital Financial Indonesia (CASA), Fuji Finance Indonesia (FUJI), Nusantara Sawit Sejahtera (NSSS)
- CASA
- 6 investors; 6 exchange members; about 98% of transactions
- FUJI
- 16 investors; 10 exchange members; about 87% of transactions
- NSSS
- 19 investors; 15 exchange members; about 52% of transactions
- Total
- 41 investors and 31 exchange members across the three reviews
- Violations
- The exchange had not determined that any violations occurred
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What people are saying
The exchange asks related parties to always pay attention to the disclosure of information made by the company.
The exchange asks related parties to always pay attention to the disclosure of information made by the company.