Sandiaga Uno Points to Potential Impact of Political Dynamics on IPOs
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Sandiaga Uno Points to Potential Impact of Political Dynamics on IPOs

Minister of Tourism and Creative Economy Sandiaga Uno noted that political dynamics following the Vice President's resignation could affect the stock market. He emphasized that political stability is a key factor for companies considering Initial Public Offerings (IPOs).

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