These 5 shares were ‘owned’ yesterday, the 2 Bakrie owners here!



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Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia – The Composite Stock Price Index (IHSG) in trading on Tuesday (9/15/20) closed significantly at 1.18% at the level of 5,100.86. While the previous day, the main benchmark index of the Indonesian Stock Exchange (IDX) flew 2.89% to the level of 5,161.82.

JCI’s trade correction yesterday coincided with the feeling of a contraction in Indonesian imports that was worse than market forecasts.

IDX trading data indicated that foreign investors made net sales of Rs 1 trillion in the normal market with a transaction value of Rs 7.9 trillion. There were 133 stocks rose, 296 stocks fell, and 148 stocks stalled.


The shares that were sold the most by foreigners yesterday were PT Bank Central Asia Tbk (BBCA) with net sales of 563 billion rupees and PT Bank Rakyat Indonesia Tbk (BBRI) which recorded a net sale of 121 billion rupees.

Meanwhile, the shares most collected by foreigners were PT Bukit Asam Tbk (PTBA) with a net purchase of Rs 15 billion and PT Bank Mandiri Tbk (BMRI) with a net purchase of Rs 116 billion.

However, there were 5 stocks that were the ones that gained the most in trading on Tuesday.

5 Saham Top Gainers September 15, 2020

1. PT Bumi Resources Minerals Tbk (BRMS)

The shares of the Bakrie Group gold mine are converted top winners on the IDX with an increase in the share price reaching 21.82% to IDR 67 / share. The value of the transaction was recorded at Rp 119.1 billion and the trading volume was 1.8 billion shares. In the last month, the shares of this subsidiary of PT Bumi Resources Tbk (BUMI) have risen 34%.

2. PT Dewata Freightinternational Tbk (DEAL)

Shares of the logistics services company with the DFI Logistics brand rose 15.89% to the level of 124 IDR / share, with a transaction value of 15.8 billion IDR, with a trading volume of 135 million Actions. Last month, DEAL shares soared 49.40%.

3. PT Sejahtera Bintang Abadi Textile Tbk (SBAT)

Companies that produce recycled yarn or Recycle just made an initial public offering of shares or initial public offering (IPO) at IDR 105 / share on Wednesday, April 8, 2020. Yesterday, the company’s shares rose 15.13% to IDR 350 / share. Last month, SBAT shares were up 83.25%.

4. PT Pollux PROPERi Indonesia Tbk (SURVEY)

Shares of the issuer that just completed the superblock project in Batam, along with the family of the late BJ Habibie, RI’s third chairman, have soared 14.11% to the level of Rs 9,100 / share. The value of the transaction was recorded at 12.1 billion rupees and the trading volume was 1.4 million shares. In the last month, POLL shares soared 133.33%.

5. PT Energi Mega Persada Tbk (ENRG)

Shares of this oil and gas company owned by the Bakrie Group rose 10.91% to 61 rupees / share with a transaction value of 33 billion rupees and a trading volume of 547.6 million shares. Last month, ENRG’s shares rose 22%.

Regarding the stock of the main winners, namely BRMS, one of the positive sentiments is the positive performance of the company. BRMS posted a net profit of US $ 969,707 in the first half of 2020, almost 4% more compared to the same period of the previous year.

According to published financial reports, BRMS revenues fell 13.8% to $ 2.55 million. Meanwhile, the cost of revenue was US $ 455,923, up from a year earlier it was zero.

As a result, BRMS recorded an operating loss of US $ 688,321 thousand in the first half of 2020, while a year earlier it was still a profit of US $ 536,855.

Overall, confidence in import data is also driving market players. Last Tuesday, the Central Statistical Agency (BPS) announced that Indonesia’s import figures in August 2020 were worth $ 10.74 billion, 24.2% less than in the same period of the previous year (YoY / YoY).

The fall in imports indicates that domestic demand for raw materials and capital goods for manufacturing purposes is still weak, considering that more than 80% of national imports are imports of non-consumptive goods.

The contraction in imports is worse than the market consensus gathered by CNBC Indonesia, where imports are expected to fall 18.8% (YoY). The Reuters version of the market consensus expects a contraction of 20.6% (YoY).

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