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ANAYLISIS OF UNDERPRICING FACTORS ON INITIAL PUBLIC
OFFERING (IPO) ON IN THE INDONESIA STOCK EXCHANGE
Willy Cahya Sundara
1
, Adler Haymans Manurung
2
, I Gusti Ketut Agung
Ulupui
3
, Agung Dharmawan Buchdadi
4
Universitas Negeri Jakarta, Indonesia
1,3,4
Universitas Bhayangkara Jakarta Raya, Indonesia
2
Email : willycsun@gmail.com, adler.manurung@dsn.ubharajaya.ac.id, igka-ulupui@unj.ac.id,
abuchdadi@unj.ac.id
ARTICLE INFO
ABSTRACT
Date received : 05 July 2022
Revision dates : 16 July 2022
Date Approved : 25 July 2022
Initial Public Offering (IPO) is known as one of the efforts to
obtain a source of funds for a company in order to develop the
business to be optimal. Capital is the funds used for investment
by the owner in running his business. A company or business
definitely requires additional funds, so that the company's
operations can run optimally and develop more. When an IPO
experiences a difference in stock prices, there are terms
underpricing and overpricing. The purpose of this study was to
determine the factors that influence underpricing at the time
of the IPO on the Indonesian stock exchange. The method
used in this study is a descriptive method with a qualitative
approach. The results of thr study show that the underpricing
factors on Initial Public Offering (IPO) On In Indonesia Stock
Exchange are profitability, leverage, underwriter reputation,
company size, and percentage of stock offered against
underpricing.
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INTRODUCTION
Capital is the funds used for investment by the owner in running his business. A
company or business definitely requires additional funds, so that the company's
operations can run optimally and develop more. In this funding, there is a need for
alternatives that help, such as by going public. Go Public is a process when companies
open opportunities to invest to the public. The first time an Initial Public Offering (IPO)
to the public is conducted on the primary market, which will be marketed on the
secondary market. According to Rusdin in (Yusmaniarti et al., 2020) Primary market is
the market where securities are traded for the first time, before being listed on the Stock
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Exchange. Here, stock and securities are offered to investors for the underwriter through
a Broker-Dealer who acts as a stoct agent.
Before a company conducts an IPO, the company has an obligation to issue a
prospectus containing financial and non-financial information regarding the value and
condition of the company which aims to meet the information needed by investors to
assess, determine, and make a decision whether the company in question is a company
that is worthy of being selected for investment and on the contrary. In general, financial
information consists of a statement of financial position (balance sheet), a statement of
profit or loss and other comprehensive income, a statement of changes in equity, a
statement of cash flows, and CALK. Meanwhile, non-financial information generally
contains information about underwriters, independent auditors, legal consultants, value
of stock offerings, percentage of stock offered, company age, and other supporting
information (Kurniawan, Zulkarnain, & Sukmandya, 2021).
When an IPO experiences a difference in stock prices, there are terms underpricing
and overpricing. This underpricing is the occurrence of stock during the IPO having a
lower value than the stock price in the secondary market, while the opposite situation is
called overpricing (Apriliani, Zulpahmi, & Sumardi, 2021).
IPO underpricing is an event that generally occurs on stock exchanges, regardless
of whether the stock exchange is in a developed country or a developing country. The
importance of a literature study on underpricing in a country is needed to gain deeper
knowledge of the condition of stock underpricing. Many results that examine the factors
that have an influence on IPO underpricing in Indonesia show changing and inconsistent
findings, so this study was conducted to analyze the underpricing factors on initial public
offerings in the Indonesia Stock Exchange (Fadila & Utami, 2020).
Based on the background described above, the researcher is interested in
conducting a research entitled “Anaylisis of Underpricing Factors On Initial Public Offering
(IPO) On In Indonesia Stock Exchange”.
METHOD
This study uses a qualitative approach, namely by analyzing the underpricing
factors on initial public offering (IPO) on in Indonesia Stock Exchange. By using this
qualitative approach, it is hoped that it will provide comprehensive facts regarding the
underpricing factors on initial public offering (IPO) (Moto, 2019). In addition to the
approach there is also a method used in this study ia a descriptive method. According to
(Ansori, 2019) the descriptive method is carried out by describing the facts which are
then followed by analysis, not only by elaborating, but by providing sufficient
understanding and explanation. The data collection technique is literature study.
Literature study is a study is a study that is used to collect information and data with the
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help of various kinds of assistance such as books, journals, articles, and others (Mirzaqon
& Purwoko, 2018). Literature study also means data collection techniques by reviewing
books, literature, notes, and reports related to the problems studied (Cahyono, 2020).
The data sources used are books, journals, articles, and similar things obtained through
Google Scholar with the keywords underpricing factors, initial public offering, dan
Indonesia Stock Exchange.
RESULTS AND DISCUSSION
Initial Public Offering (IPO)
The first sale of public stock (initial public offering) made by a company to general
investors is termed an initial public offering (IPO). Public offerings are made through the
primary market which lasts a relatively short period of only a few days. Securities offerings
in the primary market are carried out directly by issuers to potential investors with the
assistance of securities companies as underwriters and assisted by sales agents. The
determination of the offering price of securities in the primary market is carried out jointly
with the underwriters (Hendarsih, 2017).
Underpricing
Underpricing is a situation when the stock price during the IPO is significantly lower than
the price on the secondary market on the first day. Underpricing conditions are not
profitable for companies that go public, because the funds obtained from going public
are not maximum. On the other hand, if overpricing occurs, investors will lose money
because they do not accept the initial return. The owners of the company want to
minimize underpricing, because the occurrence of underpricing will cause the transfer of
wealth (wealth) from the owners to investors (Pakusadewo, 2014).
Underpricing Factors on Initial Public Offering (IPO) On In Indonesia Stock
Exchange
1. Profitability
Profitability is a financial ratio that describes the company's ability to earn profits
through all existing capabilities and sources. The indicator is ROA, which is the
comparison between net income and total assets in the last year before the
company made an initial offering (Ramadana, 2018).
2. Leverage
This leverage shows the level of debt in the company's capital structure and the
company's ability to pay the debt. This leverage is measured using the debt to
equity ratio (DER), which is the ratio of total debt to total equity. The main choice
of DER is because this ratio can provide general guidance regarding the feasibility
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and financial risk of the company. This ratio is also called the ratio of the rate of
return on investment on the use of assets owned, meaning that this ratio is used
to find out how much net time will be obtained from each rupiah of funds contained
in the total assets. The high Return on Assets (ROA) gives a signal to investors
that the company's financial performance is good, so that investors can judge that
the stock returns that will be obtained in the future will be large (Nurazizah &
Majidah, 2019).
3. Underwriter’s Reputation
Several research results in (Risqi & Harto, 2013) show that underwriter reputation
has a negative and significant effect on underpricing. This shows that underwriters
with high reputations are more daring to set high prices for the consequences of
the quality of the guarantor so that underpricing is low. Underwriters have
complete information about the market so that investors use underwriters as one
of the considerations in investing in the capital market.
4. Company Size
Company size is a scale that can be classified according to the size of the company
in various ways, including total assets, stock market value and others. With so
much information that can be obtained, it will easily attract investors compared to
small-scale companies (Sartika, Binangkit, & Hinggo, 2022).
5. Percentage of Stock Offered Against Underpricing
The percentage of public offering shows the portion of stock ownership that may
be controlled by the public. Ljungqvist dalam (Gunawan & Fitriasuri, 2022) states that
the compant owner’s concern fot underpricing is measured by how many stock were sold
at the time of the IPO. The percentage offered to the public is moderated by the market
capitalization value and the company’s total debt, the larger tha expected funds, the
greater the percentage offered to the public. The large percentage of stock offered by
the company is considered to have an influence on the uncertainty of the company in the
future and will ultimarely affect the level of underpricing of stock.
CONCLUSION
Based on the research conducted, the researcher concludes that Initial Public
Offering (IPO) is a legal term indicated for the activities of an issuer to offer and
eventually sell the securities it has issued in the form of stock or securities to the public
at large, with the aim of providing input funds to the public. issuer, both for other activities
desired by the issuer. When an IPO experiences a difference in stock prices, there are
terms underpricing and overpricing. Meanwhile, the underpricing factors On Initial Public
Offering (IPO) On In Indonesia Stock Exchange are profitability, leverage, underwriter
reputation, company size, and percentage of stock offered against underpricing.
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