Indonesian exchange monitors PNSE and DKHH over unusual trading
PNSE gained 34.22 per cent over a month, while DKHH rose 101.45 per cent over the same period.
The Indonesia Stock Exchange began monitoring trading in PT Pudjiadi & Sons Tbk. (PNSE) and PT Cipta Sarana Medika Tbk. (DKHH) on 22 October 2026 after flagging unusual share-price increases.
In its disclosures, the exchange said the scrutiny was intended to protect investors, particularly shareholders of the two companies. It stressed that an Unusual Market Activity (UMA) notice does not, by itself, indicate a breach of capital market laws or regulations. The exchange said it was examining transaction patterns in PNSE and also flagged unusual trading volatility in DKHH.
Market data reported by CNBC Indonesia showed hotel company PNSE fell 6.43 per cent to Rp655 per share at the opening of trading. Despite that decline, the stock had gained 34.22 per cent over a month. It remained down 10.88 per cent for the year to date.
Healthcare stock DKHH rose 3.73 per cent to Rp139 during trading. Its monthly gain stood at 101.45 per cent, while its year-to-date increase was 73.75 per cent.
