Indonesian regulators announce penalties against three listed companies
路透社2026/10/16 07:25Reuters Bangkok, October 16 - The Indonesian financial regulatory authority said on Friday that the stock exchange and regulators have imposed penalties on three companies.
The regulator stated that these three companies are Barito Renewable Energy (BREN.JK), which was fined 27.8 million US dollars; Dian Swastatika Sentosa (DSSA.JK), which was fined 27.8 million US dollars; and Petrindo Jaya (CUAN.JK), which was fined 5.6 million US dollars.
An official stated that these penalties are part of Indonesia's market reforms.
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