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Governance Briefing — April 30, 2025

Indonesian listed banks and issuers submit 2024 sustainability reports to OJK alongside annual reports by the April filing deadline, cementing board oversight expectations under POJK 51/2017.

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Executive briefing: Indonesia’s Financial Services Authority (OJK) requires listed issuers, public companies, and financial institutions to file sustainability reports together with annual reports no later than four months after financial year-end under Regulation 51/POJK.03/2017. For 31 December 2024 year-ends, the 30 April 2025 deadline demands board-approved governance narratives, strategy updates, and metrics.

Key governance signals

  • Board sign-off mandated. Article 8 requires the board of directors and board of commissioners to approve sustainability reports and ensure accuracy.
  • Stakeholder engagement disclosures scrutinised. Issuers must outline engagement processes and board responses to material economic, social, and environmental topics.
  • Gradual assurance adoption encouraged. OJK guidance promotes external verification of key indicators, particularly greenhouse gas emissions and community investment metrics.

Action checklist

  • Schedule joint board and commissioner reviews of sustainability report drafts before the April filing window closes.
  • Validate data collection controls for high-priority metrics, documenting remediation steps for any 2024 audit findings.
  • Disclose progress on sustainable finance roadmaps, including taxonomy alignment and responsible financing policies overseen by the board.

Sources

Zeph Tech assists Indonesian boards with sustainability report governance, data assurance programmes, and stakeholder engagement documentation for the April 2025 submissions.

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