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Jofie Yordan · · 4 min readAjaib revenue jumps 152% in 2025 amid Indonesia’s trading boom
Indonesia’s capital market recorded an impressive performance last year, with the Jakarta Composite Index (IHSG) rising 22.1% and the number of investors growing 36% year on year. This achievement sparked momentum for the country’s various brokerage and investment platforms, including Ajaib.
The tech company, one of the most well-funded in Indonesia, reported a 152% increase in revenue to 474 billion rupiah (US$22 million) in 2025, according to its latest audited financial statements.
Ajaib’s net profit also rose 38% to US$1.4 million within the same period.
Interest in Indonesia’s various investment platforms grew last year as market volatility drove more people to buy stocks.
That momentum is drawing international players like Robinhood into the country. Last December, the US-based brokerage firm announced that it had acquired a local brokerage and a licensed crypto trading firm and was planning to launch services in Indonesia.
Ajaib founders Anderson Sumarli (left) and Yada Piyajomkwan / Photo credit: Ajaib
Ajaib offers investments in stocks, mutual funds, and bonds, as well as crypto trading. Crypto market transaction volumes in the country declined by 25.9% last year, but the number of investors actually increased by 19%.
Tech in Asia reached out to Ajaib on this story but did not receive a response.
Explosive trading growth
Ajaib’s significant revenue growth is reflected in the transaction value its platform facilitated last year. Based on data from the Indonesia Stock Exchange, the firm posted a total transaction value of US$13.4 billion in 2025, up 131% year on year.
In March, Ajaib said its user base had surpassed 7 million, with the majority coming from the productive age group of 25 to 40 years old. Michael Lim, VP of product design and brand experience at the company, told local media Kontan that most of its users are first-time investment account holders.
Meanwhile, Stockbit saw even higher growth of 413%, with the firm reaching a transaction value of US$34 billion. These transaction figures for both companies cover only stocks and do not include crypto transactions.
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