Banking & Financials
Banks, multifinance companies, securities firms, and insurance groups — the deep core of the IDX.
Built for the industries that anchor the IDX.
Our coverage spans the sectors that define the Indonesia Stock Exchange — from the banks and resource houses at its core to the consumer, property, and technology names that drive its growth.
01 · Coverage
Across the market
Eight sectors, one standard of execution.
Eligibility is assessed case by case within every sector — what matters is the liquidity, free float, and concentration of the specific counter, not the industry label alone. Coverage spans large-cap LQ45 and IDX30 names through to selected growth companies on the Development Board.
Energy & Resources
Coal, oil & gas, geothermal, mining services, and energy infrastructure.
Basic Materials
Metals, cement, chemicals, pulp & paper, and processing.
Consumer & Retail
Consumer goods, retail chains, food & beverage, and tobacco.
Property & Infrastructure
Developers, industrial estates, toll roads, ports, and construction.
Telecom, Media & Technology
Telecom operators, towers, data centres, and the new-economy digital names.
Healthcare
Hospital groups, pharmaceuticals, and healthcare services.
Plantations & Agribusiness
Palm oil, plantations, poultry, and the agri value chain.
02 · Why sector matters
Beyond the label
What the industry tells us — and what it doesn't.
Sector is a starting point, not a verdict. It signals liquidity patterns, volatility, and the regulatory texture around a counter — but the financing is always sized to the specific holding.
- 01Liquidity & free float. A deep LQ45 bank trades very differently from a thinly-held growth name, and the LTV reflects that.
- 02Volatility. Resource and commodity-linked counters carry price swings that call for a more conservative structure.
- 03Foreign-ownership limits. Banking, media, and certain other sectors carry ownership caps under the Positive Investment List that shape what is possible.
- 04Concentration. Founder- and family-controlled positions are common across the IDX — and are our core competence.
- 05Corporate actions. Dividend cycles, rights issues, and stock splits are handled in the documentation, sector by sector.
- 06Disclosure texture. Some holders and sectors attract closer market scrutiny; the disclosure path is mapped before execution.
03 · FAQ
Common questions
Sector eligibility, answered.
01Which IDX sectors can I borrow against for a stock loan?
We cover eight sectors across the Indonesia Stock Exchange: banking and financials, energy and resources, basic materials, consumer and retail, property and infrastructure, telecom, media and technology, healthcare, and plantations and agribusiness. Coverage spans large-cap LQ45 and IDX30 names through to selected growth companies on the Development Board, and within every sector eligibility is assessed case by case.
02Does my company's sector decide whether its shares qualify?
No. Sector is a starting point, not a verdict — it signals liquidity patterns, volatility, and the regulatory texture around a counter, but the financing is always sized to the specific holding. What matters is the liquidity, free float, and shareholder concentration of the specific counter, not the industry label alone.
03How do foreign-ownership limits affect financing in regulated sectors?
Banking, media, and certain other sectors carry foreign-ownership caps under the Positive Investment List, and those limits shape what is possible when shares are pledged or enforced. The disclosure and ownership path is mapped before execution, and any regulatory obligations remain a matter for your own Indonesian legal counsel, engaged in parallel.
04Can growth-board or smaller companies qualify, or only blue chips?
Both can be considered. Coverage runs from the large-cap LQ45 and IDX30 names at the core of the market through to selected growth companies on the Development Board. A thinly-held growth name trades very differently from a deep LQ45 bank, and the structure reflects that, but each counter is assessed on its own liquidity, free float, and concentration rather than its size alone.
05Do you finance resource and commodity-sector shares given their volatility?
Yes. Resource and commodity-linked counters carry price swings that call for a more conservative structure, and that is built into how the financing is sized. As in every sector, the terms are set against the specific counter's liquidity, volatility, and concentration.
Whatever the sector, the question is the same.
Tell us the ticker and the size. A senior principal will tell you what your position can do — confidentially, usually within 2–3 business days.