Jakarta City to Maintain Majority Stake in Bank Jakarta and PAM Jaya Post-IPO
The DKI Jakarta Provincial Government will maintain majority ownership of Bank Jakarta and PAM Jaya even after their planned Initial Public Offerings (IPOs). This move aims to retain strategic control and ensure public service continuity, preventing a shift in decision-making power to other investors.
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