Shareholders have cleared the way for PT Bank Syariah Indonesia Tbk (BRIS) to proceed with a planned capital increase through a rights issue. At an extraordinary general meeting on November 6, 2026, the company received approval to issue up to 6.8 billion new Series B shares under its second rights offering. The stated aims are to reinforce capital and increase the proportion of shares available to public investors (free float).

Industry funding needs provide context for the proposal. Bisnis.com reported estimates of BSI’s capital requirements at Rp51.07 trillion in 2026 and Rp64.41 trillion in 2027. These are forward-looking estimates, not a confirmed fundraising target for this rights issue.

BSI’s capital adequacy ratio (CAR) is projected to move from 20.38% to 23.31%, according to the source report. The figures are projections; actual outcomes will depend on implementation, business conditions and the bank’s evolving capital needs.

A rights issue can also affect ownership proportions because new shares are offered to existing shareholders under specified terms. Investors should review the eventual timetable, exercise price, entitlement ratio and use of proceeds when the final documents are released. Shareholder approval does not by itself mean that the offer is effective or that the new shares have already been issued.

Source: “BSI (BRIS) Kantongi Restu Rights Issue, Bidik Penguatan Modal dan Free Float,” Bisnis.com, Annisa Nurul Amara, November 7, 2026. https://finansial.bisnis.com/read/20261107/90/2019230/bsi-bris-kantongi-restu-rights-issue-bidik-penguatan-modal-dan-free-float