Indonesian Capital Market Investors Surpass 19 Million, By Younger Generation Attractive

Key Points

•    The number of Indonesian capital market investors reached 19.15 million SIDs as of October 2025, a significant increase with an additional 4.28 million new investors in a year.

•    Stock investors on the IDX grew by 51.2 percent to 8.08 million SIDs, driven by increased interest in investing among the younger generation.

•    The IDX has been actively organizing capital market education and literacy activities, including 101 Road to CMSE 2025 events that reached more than 185,000 participants in various regions.

Jakarta – PT Bursa Efek Indonesia (IDX) recorded that by the end of October 2025, the number of capital market investors in Indonesia had reached 19,154,487 single investor identification (SID) numbers.

Of this number, new capital market investors in 2025 reached 4,282,848 SIDs, an increase of 58.4 percent compared to the addition of 2,703,578 new investors in 2024.

Meanwhile, the number of stock investors on the IDX has reached 8,083,076 SIDs, with a growth of 1,701,632 new stock investors throughout 2025, up 51.2 percent compared to the growth of 1,125,873 new stock investors in 2024.

IDX President Director Iman Rachman said that the increase in the number of investors shows the growing awareness of the public to invest, especially the younger generation under the age of 30, who are now more active and confident in investing.

“This achievement is the result of the IDX’s commitment, together with all stakeholders, to carry out various consistent and targeted education and literacy activities, such as the Capital Market School, Guruku Investor Saham, and CMSE,” said Iman in an official statement in Jakarta on Thursday, November 6, 2025.

Capital Market Literacy and Education Activities Expand

From March to October 2025, the IDX held 101 Road to CMSE activities in various regions, attended by more than 185,000 participants and adding 184,000 new investors.

The total number of CMSE 2025 registrants reached 25,180 people, an increase of 105.9 percent, with 48,308 visitors, an increase of 12.3 percent.

Of these, 11,682 attended in person, an increase of 51.4 percent, and 36,626 participated virtually through the IDX YouTube channel and public viewing events at various IDX Representative Offices.

These achievements underscore the IDX’s commitment to continuously improve capital market inclusion and financial literacy among the public through a sustainable, collaborative, and inclusive approach.

Going forward, the IDX hopes that more people will not only become familiar with the capital market but also actively participate as part of the growth of a competitive and sovereign national economy. (*)

Editor: Yulian Saputra