Telkom Indonesia stock advances TLKM30 with two merger plans

Published on 11/11/2026 at 09:39 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS

Telkom Indonesia stock is linked to two planned subsidiary mergers announced on November 10. The moves support Telkom's shift toward a simpler strategic holding structure.

Merger Plan Tests TLKM30 Execution

Telkom plans to combine infrastructure and property subsidiaries as part of its strategic holding transformation.
The proposed transactions still require shareholder and Indonesian government approvals before completion.
Management says the restructuring should reduce duplicated functions and improve asset integration.

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PT Telkom Indonesia (Persero) Tbk announced on Tuesday, November 10, 2026, two planned mergers aimed at streamlining its subsidiary structure. According to VIVA, Telkominfra is to be merged into Telkom Akses, while Nusantara Sukses Investasi, or NSI, is to be merged into Graha Sarana Duta, or GSD.

Telkom Indonesia stock traded at 10.20 euros on Lang & Schwarz at 09:32 CET on Wednesday, November 11, 2026. The quote is an intraday euro indication for German-market investors and is not accompanied here by a verified Xetra closing comparison.

Infrastructure Portfolio Moves Into One Entity

The infrastructure transaction would combine the businesses of Telkom Akses and Telkominfra. Telkom Akses focuses on fiber access and fiber backbone operations, while Telkominfra manages non-fiber infrastructure including core networks, service nodes, power solutions, submarine cable systems, radio networks and towers.

Telkom said the combination would give Telkom Akses a broader infrastructure platform spanning data centers, switching facilities, terrestrial and subsea backbone networks, access networks, radio access networks and towers. The structure is intended to provide cellular operators, internet providers, other operators and hyperscalers with a single infrastructure partner.

The proposed integration could also consolidate procurement and partner management while reducing duplicated functions. For investors, the potential benefit depends on execution: the merger may simplify the operating structure, but efficiency gains will only become measurable after the transaction is completed and the combined platform is operational.

Property Structure Also Targeted

The second transaction would place NSI into GSD and simplify ownership within TelkomGroup's property portfolio. Telkom said ownership of NSI subsidiaries would move directly to GSD, removing layers that no longer add value and allowing property assets to be managed in a more integrated structure.

The two transactions form part of TLKM30, Telkom's program to move from an operating holding model toward a strategic holding structure. The company has identified 50 of its 68 subsidiaries for streamlining. Telkom said 28 entities have already been reorganized, leaving 22 entities for further action with a target of completion before the end of 2026.

Approvals Remain The Next Milestone

The merger plans are not yet completed transactions. They must pass the required extraordinary general meetings of the participating companies and receive approval from Indonesia's Ministry of Law. Telkom also said future restructuring steps would continue gradually, supported by independent reviews and due diligence.

Management framed the program as a shareholder mandate to improve accountability and create measurable value for TelkomGroup, shareholders and other stakeholders. The near-term investment focus therefore remains on approval milestones, legal completion and evidence that a simpler structure translates into better asset utilization and operating efficiency.

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