JAKARTA. State-owned enterprises (SOE) are looking to raise funds from the capital market through initial public offerings (IPOs), with the hope of collecting up to Rp 100 trillion (US$ 7.5 billion).In the initial phase, at least nine subsidiaries of SOEs will hold IPOs to offer 20 to 25 percent of their shares, the State-Owned Enterprises Ministry's deputy for company restructuring and development, Aloysius Kiik Ro, was quoted as saying on Friday by kontan.co.id.The firms will hold the IPOs in stages, starting this year with some of them to be conducted in the second and third quarters until 2018.
SOEs look to capital market for funds
JAKARTA. State-owned enterprises (SOE) are looking to raise funds from the capital market through initial public offerings (IPOs), with the hope of collecting up to Rp 100 trillion (US$ 7.5 billion).In the initial phase, at least nine subsidiaries of SOEs will hold IPOs to offer 20 to 25 percent of their shares, the State-Owned Enterprises Ministry's deputy for company restructuring and development, Aloysius Kiik Ro, was quoted as saying on Friday by kontan.co.id.The firms will hold the IPOs in stages, starting this year with some of them to be conducted in the second and third quarters until 2018.