The regulation introduces changes mainly to minimum trading prices and Auto Rejection parameters for equity securities traded on the Regular and Cash Markets. Unlike the previous framework, which set a minimum price of Rp50 for shares and other equity securities, Regulation 9/2026 establishes a uniform minimum price of Rp1. Regulation 9/2026 also introduces a specific Auto Rejection threshold for securities priced between Rp1 and Rp10, while maintaining percentage-based thresholds for higher price ranges.

The Constitutional Court (Mahkamah Konstitusi ? ?MK?) has pronounced four decisions business actors should watch. Business actors must now display color labels and symbols on packaged food and beverages containing sugar, salt, and fat. The Government may only terminate access after issuing a digital notification or written notice with reasons. The MK also clarified the forum for contested bankruptcy claims and interpreted ?Level II Region? for consumer dispute agencies as "regency/municipality".

This Regulation integrates the online store into the E-catalog framework and introduces MIP to support the funding, development, operation, and maintenance of the E-catalog and E-purchasing infrastructure. It also establishes structured product curation through designated curators and expands the scope of E-purchasing where goods or services are available in the E-catalog, subject to specified exceptions.

Regulation 16/2026 establishes an integrated the Mineral and Strategic Commodities Exchange (Bursa Mineral dan Komoditas Strategis/BMKS) framework covering licensing, governance, capital, infrastructure, and interoperability requirements for the Exchange, Clearing Institution (Lembaga Kliring/LK), Electronic Custodian Institution (Lembaga Kustodian Elektronik/LKE), exchange members, warehouse managers, Conformity Assessment Institutions (Lembaga Penilaian Kesesuaian/LPK), and supporting parties.

The Amendment expands the Import Approval (Persetujuan Impor ? ?PI?) requirement to Used Goods (Barang Dalam Keadaan Tidak Baru/BMTB), Non-Hazardous and Non-Toxic (Bahan Berbahaya dan Beracun/B3) Waste, and Electronic Goods, with industrial Electronic Goods restricted to entry into the Free Trade Zone and Free Port (Kawasan Perdagangan Bebas dan Pelabuhan Bebas/KPBPB) of Batam. Importers must hold a valid Business Identification Number (Nomor Induk Berusaha/NIB) serving as a Producer Importer Identification Number (Angka Pengenal Importir Produsen/API-P), while Electronic Goods PI is subject to specific validity, amendment, and extension requirements.

Regulation No. 2 of 2026 integrates NRU issuance with the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources? business licensing system and the national Online Single Submission (OSS) system, while streamlining the Business Registration Number for Fuel Oil (Nomor Registrasi Usaha Bahan Bakar Minyak ? ?NRU?) functions. The sanctioning mechanism is also simplified by authorizing the Regulatory Agency to impose sanctions directly, including NRU revocation.

Regulation of the Minister of Environment/Environmental Control Agency No. 11 of 2026 establishes a comprehensive framework for domestic and international carbon trading in the waste sector, requiring mitigation plans to undergo independent validation and emission reductions to be verified before carbon units are issued and recorded. The framework also introduces authorization and Corresponding Adjustment requirements for certain cross-border carbon transactions.

Regulation of the Minister of Agriculture No. 11 of 2026 introduces a revised approval structure requiring Business Actors to obtain an Letter of Consideration for Determining the Requirements Plan (Surat Pertimbangan Penetapan Rencana Kebutuhan/SPP-RK) through SINAS NK, valid for 1 year, and an Import Permit, valid for 3 months. This Regulation also expands administrative requirements from 9 to 15 requirements, and sets a 5% maximum volume variation and a 15-day deadline for electronic import realization reports.

This Regulation establishes customs procedures and fiscal facilities for the temporary import and export of returnable packages, classified as RPLN and RPDN, including exemptions from import duties, PPN, PPnBM, and Article-22 import PPh without a financial guarantee. Permit holders must obtain electronic permits through the SKP, submit quarterly reports, and comply with RPLN re-export requirements, with non-compliance potentially resulting in fines, permit revocation, and a 12-month application restriction.

This Regulation expands transit and transshipment arrangements by broadening eligible TPS locations, introducing a dedicated mechanism for imported conveyance spare parts, and refining transport and guarantee requirements. This Regulation also streamlines PLP through expanded eligibility, three-hour automated SKP approvals and mandatory transfer deadlines, while shortening approvals for loading or unloading outside customs areas to one business day and mandating electronic submissions through the SKP or SINSW.