Document background
The Confidential Offering Memorandum is a crucial document used in Indonesian private placement transactions when companies seek to raise capital without making a public offering. It is governed by Indonesian capital markets law, particularly Law No. 8 of 1995 and related OJK regulations. The document contains comprehensive information about the issuing company, including financial statements, business operations, risk factors, and management details, while maintaining confidentiality through appropriate restrictions and disclaimers. This type of document is typically used when approaching sophisticated or institutional investors and must comply with specific regulatory requirements for private placements in Indonesia. The memorandum serves as the primary due diligence document for potential investors while protecting the company's confidential information from broader dissemination.
