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Cibinong near Bogor — a club with roots in Borneo, from where it moved to Java; playing at the GOR Laga Tangkas.

Tangerang — the basketball arm of the multi-sport Dewa United group, playing at its own Dewa United Arena.

Jakarta — a traditional club founded in 1982, known for its emphasis on developing young players.

Surakarta — the club was created in 2023 by buying a league licence and plays at the Sritex Arena.

Surabaya — one of Indonesia's oldest basketball clubs, founded in 1968.

Jakarta — one of the country's most successful clubs, with titles dating back to 1990 and 1991; it has no website of its own, so the link points to its asia-basket profile.

Medan — the top flight's only team from the island of Sumatra, created in 2024 by taking over a league licence; it has no website of its own, so the link points to its asia-basket profile.

Bogor — the basketball team of the RANS entertainment group, previously known as RANS PIK; the club communicates through Facebook.

Bandung — the Indonesian league's record champion, which moved from Jakarta in 2026 after merging with a Bandung club.

Salatiga — nicknamed the Saints, the top flight's only university-owned team (Satya Wacana Christian University).

Tangerang — founded in 2013, the club reached the elite in 2022; it communicates through Facebook.