The Diponegoro International Capital Market Investment Challenge (DINAMIC) is a prestigious event series within the Diponegoro Capital Market Days (DCMD), hosted by the KSPM FEB Universitas Diponegoro. It challenges all undergraduate and diploma students worldwide to showcase analytical and strategic skills through comprehensive equity research and in-depth stock valuations. Participants must provide BUY, HOLD, or SELL recommendations for publicly traded companies across multiple stock exchanges. 

This challenge covers companies listed on multiple major stock exchanges, such as the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX), the Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET), the Korea Exchange (KRX), the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEX), the National Stock Exchange (NSE), the Singapore Exchange (SGX), the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), and NASDAQ enabling participants worldwide to select stocks beyond geographical boundaries while enhancing international market exposure for both domestic and international participants through broader and more diversified investment opportunities.

WELCOME TO THE 11th DINAMIC

Looking back at the dynamics of the capital market, 2025 was a remarkable year, as the IDX Composite Index reached a new all-time high amid global economic uncertainty. It was also a golden era for conglomerate stocks as their prices surged significantly, where some even rised by hundreds of percent, turning several names into multibagger stocks. This market euphoria captured investors’ attention, especially as they anticipated bold strategic moves from companies that could further drive share prices upward. 

On the other hand, under the new presidential administration, Danantara emerged as Indonesia’s sovereign investment manager to boost and strengthen the nation’s economic competitiveness while creating positive impacts for society and the capital market. Throughout 2025, Danantara carried out a series of strategic investments across various companies, including state-owned enterprises (BUMN). Moving into 2026, investors are watching and waiting for Danantara’s next investment initiatives, expecting these actions to generate positive momentum for issuers and create attractive opportunities for investors.

Market sentiment, foreign capital flows, and the strategic decisions of both corporations and the government have shaped stock movements throughout 2025. This shifting market landscape raises an important consideration: where will major funds be allocated in 2026? Which stock will attract major capital flows in 2026? Will conglomerate stocks continue to dominate, or will investors redirect their capital toward high-potential BUMN stocks anticipated to receive support from Danantara’s forthcoming investment initiatives? Therefore, as the market enters a new chapter, DCMD seeks the most accurate and insightful analysts to identify the most promising investment opportunities in 2026