Every listed company currently wearing a special notation — negative equity, late accounts, missed AGMs, the lot — lined up against its 1% shareholders, free float, ESG and last trading day.
Special NotationUpdatedShareholders above 1%UpdatedFree Float & Market CapUpdatedESG ScoreUpdatedStock SummaryUpdatedtrading day
Companies flagged121
Special Monitoring (X)66
Negative equity (E)49
Late accounts (L)63
No AGM (Y)67
Fiat lux.
Let there be light. Disclosure is the disinfectant — switch the lights on and the dodgy stuff scarpers.
Uberrima fides.
Utmost good faith. Issuers owe the market the whole truth, not a cheeky half of it.
Caveat emptor.
Let the buyer beware. Have a proper butcher's before you have a punt.
Verba volant, scripta manent.
Spoken words fly away; written words remain. Chat at the pub is nothing — the disclosure is what counts.
Pacta sunt servanda.
Agreements must be kept. A listing is a promise to the public. Keep it, full stop.
Nemo dat quod non habet.
No one gives what they do not have. Negative equity? Then there's precious little to give, innit.
Res ipsa loquitur.
The thing speaks for itself. Let the numbers do the talking — no waffle required.
Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?
Who will guard the guardians themselves? Regulators watch the market; the public watches them both.
Magna est veritas, et praevalebit.
Truth is great, and it will prevail. Cook the books and it all comes out in the wash eventually.
Bona fides.
Good faith. The bare minimum for anyone handling other people's dosh.
Ubi societas, ibi ius.
Where there is society, there is law. Where there's a market there are rules — no faffing about.
Diligentia quam in suis.
The diligence one gives to one's own affairs. Directors should mind the company's quid as if it were their own.
The notation alphabet
What each letter actually means. Tap a card to filter the table below.
B
Bankruptcy
A petition for a declaration of bankruptcy, or for the annulment of a composition (homologation) agreement, has been filed against the listed company — or the company is already in bankruptcy.
“Things have gone properly pear-shaped.”
M
PKPU Petition
A petition for Suspension of Debt Payment Obligations (PKPU) has been filed against the listed company.
“Creditors are banging on the door — debts on hold while the court sorts it out.”
E
Negative Equity
The latest financial statements show negative equity — total liabilities exceed total assets.
“The balance sheet is well and truly skint.”
A
Adverse Opinion
The public accountant issued an Adverse Opinion on the financial statements.
“The auditor reckons the accounts are dodgy. Full stop.”
D
Disclaimer Opinion
The public accountant issued a Disclaimer of Opinion on the financial statements.
“The auditor wouldn't put their name to it — not a cracking look.”
S
No Operating Revenue
The latest financial statements show no operating revenue.
“Tumbleweed on the revenue line.”
X
Special Monitoring Board
The listed company is placed on the Special Monitoring Board, where shares trade by full call auction.
“Sent to the naughty step — the Watchlist board.”
C
Material Legal Case
A legal case involving the listed company, its subsidiaries and/or members of its Board of Directors or Board of Commissioners with a material impact.
“A legal kerfuffle that actually matters.”
G
OJK Sanction — Moderate
Administrative sanctions and/or written orders from OJK for capital-market violations in the moderate category.
“A proper telling-off from the regulator.”
L
Late Financial Statements
The listed company is behind on its financial reporting; the notation shows the last period it actually submitted.
“Running late with the homework — the dog ate it, apparently.”
F
OJK Sanction — Minor
Administrative sanctions and/or written orders from OJK for capital-market violations in the minor category.
“A slap on the wrist from OJK.”
Y
No Annual GMS
The listed company has not held its Annual General Meeting of Shareholders within six months after its financial year ended.
“No AGM yet — shareholders left twiddling their thumbs.”
I
New Economy Board without Multiple Voting Shares
The listed company is listed on the New Economy Board but does not apply Multiple Voting Shares.
“More of a technical label than a red flag, mate.”
N
Multiple Voting Shares outside the New Economy Board
The listed company applies Multiple Voting Shares but is not listed on the New Economy Board.
“Some shares shout louder than others — worth knowing.”
The full line-up
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