The IPO was highlighted by Indonesian media as it is unusual (not only in Indonesia but also abroad) for a sports club to make its trading debut on a stock exchange. Moreover, many Indonesians, especially young men, love football, hence football is often shown on local television – watched together with friends - and is often the topic of casual conversation.

Yabes Tanuri, President Director of Bali Bintang Sejahtera – a company that is based on the beautiful island of Bali, stated that “becoming a publicly-listed company is part of the company’s ambition to achieve its vision of reaching success in terms of innovation, both in football and in Indonesia’s sports industry as a whole”. Ahead of the trading debut he added that he hopes many people support the club by buying its shares. “That way, they can help support us achieve our goals to take Indonesia’s sports and entertainment industry to the next level,” he said.

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