What Do Special Notation Codes on Indonesian Stocks Mean on Pluang?
A special notation is a code the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) adds to a listed stock to flag a condition investors should know about, and Pluang shows it on the stock's asset page with an explanation of each code. Indonesian stock trading on Pluang is facilitated by PT Pluang Maju Sekuritas, a Securities Company licensed and supervised by OJK (KEP-196/PM/1992), together with PT Sarana Santosa Sejati, a Level II Securities Brokerage Marketing Partner licensed and supervised by OJK (4/PM.02/STTD/MPPPE/2024). A stock can carry more than one notation at a time, and a notation stays on the stock until the condition behind it no longer applies.
Where Pluang shows special notation
| Where | What you see |
|---|---|
| Asset page | A Special Notation section that lists each code with its explanation, one row per code, plus a warning icon next to the stock name that you can tap |
| Order page | The same special notation information while you place a buy or sell order |
| Stock lists such as Home and Explore | The notation code shown with the stock's ticker |
Examples of what a notation can mean
| Condition flagged | What it refers to |
|---|---|
| Bankruptcy petition | A request to declare the company bankrupt has been filed |
| Late financial report | The company has not submitted its financial report on time |
| No annual shareholders' meeting | The company has not held its Annual General Meeting of Shareholders within six months after the end of its financial year |
| Special Monitoring | The stock is in the exchange's Special Monitoring (Pemantauan Khusus) category |
These are some of the conditions the exchange flags. The asset page always shows the exact meaning of every code a particular stock carries, so read it there rather than guessing from the letter alone.
A notation does not tell you whether to buy or sell. It flags something worth checking, such as the company's latest announcements, before you decide.
Learn more: whether Pluang shows real-time stock prices and the stock order types on Pluang.
Related questions:
Q: Can one stock have more than one special notation?
Yes. A stock can carry several notations at once, and the asset page lists each code in its own row with its explanation.
Q: Where do the notation codes come from?
The codes are set by the Indonesia Stock Exchange. Pluang displays the notation published for each stock, so the code you see in the app matches the exchange's information.
Q: Does a special notation mean I can't trade the stock?
Not on its own. A notation flags a condition, which is separate from a trading suspension. If the exchange suspends a stock, orders can't be matched until trading resumes, and any open Good Till Cancelled orders on that stock are cancelled.
Q: How can I find out why a stock has a notation?
Read the explanation on the stock's asset page, then check the company's official announcements on the Indonesia Stock Exchange website for the details behind it.
Last updated: 7 November 2026