SGX launches SDR linkage mirroring Indonesian blue chips

Singaporean investors can gain easy access to Indonesian-listed securities by using their local brokers.

The Singapore Exchange has launched the Singapore Depository Receipt (SDR) Linkage mirroring renowned Indonesian listed blue chips.

Issued by Phillip Securities, the Indonesia SDRs represent beneficial ownership interests in the underlying IDX-listed companies of Bank Central Asia, Telkom Indonesia and Indofood CBP.

Through this, Singaporean investors can gain easy access to Indonesian-listed securities by using their local brokers during SGX trading hours.

The launch coincides with the Jakarta Composite Index (JCI) trading at an all-time high in September 2025, having delivered an annualised return of over 9% (a 150% total return) over the past decade.

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