• First sustainability report published in 2018 Annual Report.

Delisting and Relisting Regulation requires Environmental Impact Reporting

• Guidance for Sustainability Reporting can be found on Indonesia Financial Services Authority (Otoritas Jasa Keuangan) rule number 51/POJK.03/2017 regarding. The guidance and appendices can be found here, in Indonesian.
• Environmental Reporting Guidance in Sustainability Reports (GRI & CDP) more guides on sustainability topics in English here

• 25 April 2019: Seminar Collaboration IDX With GRI Business Reporting on the Sustainable Development Goals (source 1, source 2, source 3).
• 5 February 2018: Introducing Green Bonds and Climate Bonds Initiative (source).
• List of ESG related training held in 2021 here
• May 2022: provided training on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD recommendations) in collaboration with the SSE, CDP and IFC. (source)
• For more details on the on ESG training refer to the IDX sustainability reports

• The issuance of regulation that supports sustainability based financial instruments, such as Rule No. I-B which incentivizes the issuance of green bonds by giving annual listing fee discounts for the issuance of green bonds. (source)

• As of 22 July 2019, the IDX launched a new listing board for SMEs named Acceleration Board. IDX now has three listing boards: Main Board, Development Board and Acceleration Board. See Acceleration Board here.
• Please find the link to the regulation for the SME listing board here in Indonesian.

• Non Profit.

• IDX is operating under supervision of Indonesia Financial Services Authority (Otoritas Jasa Keuangan), however, IDX under OJKs approval, provides its own Listing Rule and Listing Requirement.

• In Indonesia, the capital markets are regulated by the Indonesian Capital Market and Financial Supervisory Agency. The agency is responsible for the supervision of the Indonesia Stock Exchange, the enforcement of the Capital Markets Act and of its own rules and regulations. The Indonesia Stock Exchange, on the other hand, is self-regulatory and regulates its own market and possesses the ability to enact rules on listing and membership requirements. However, there is no evidence that the exchange is able to regulate its members' business conduct or participate in any more significant regulatory functions. Several additional tasks are handled by two other regulatory bodies: the Indonesian Central Securities Depository and the Indonesian Clearing and Guarantee Corporation.

• Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) is a nonprofit Self-Regulatory Organization (SRO). IDX operates under the supervision of Indonesia Financial Services Authority (Otoritas Jasa Keuangan). As the only Stock Exchange in Indonesia, IDX consistently promotes Indonesia Capital Market integrity and ensures that securities trading activities are exercised in an orderly, fair and efficient manner. IDX headquarter is in Jakarta, the capital city of Indonesia. To make sure financial iteration are spreading across Indonesia, IDX has 29 Representatives Offices and 412 Investment Galleries.