Young Investors Dominate the Indonesian Capital Market in Early 2026

Nabilah Muhamad 16/04/2026 11:37 WIB

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According to the KSEI report, in February 2026, the majority, or 54.69%, of retail investors in the Indonesian capital market were young, with ages of 30 years or younger.

The proportion of retail investors in the Indonesian capital market by age (February 2026)

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The proportion of retail investors in the Indonesian capital market by age (February 2026)

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According to data from PT Kustodian Sentral Efek Indonesia (KSEI), there were 22.97 million investors in the domestic capital market in February 2026.

Of this number, 99.76% were retail investors or individuals, while the remaining 0.24% were institutions/agencies.

In February 2026, the majority or 54.69% of retail investors in the Indonesian capital market were still young, with an age of 30 years or younger.

Then, 24.62% of investors were aged 31-40 years; 12.31% were aged 41-50 years; 5.58% were aged 51-60 years; and only 2.80% were considered elderly or over 60 years old.

However, older investors tend to have more assets than younger investors.

The group of retail investors aged over 60 years collectively controlled asset values of mutual funds, stocks, and other securities worth Rp1.059 trillion.

Meanwhile, the group of young investors aged 30 years or younger collectively had the smallest assets, amounting to approximately Rp80 trillion.

Editor : Adi Ahdiat

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