Indonesia’s IHSG falls 0.84% as foreign investors record net sales
Foreign net selling reached Rp581.59 billion across all markets, while Bank Central Asia led foreign net purchases.
Indonesia’s benchmark IHSG ended the first trading session at 5,234.36, losing 44.53 points, or 0.84%. Foreign investors recorded net sales of Rp581.59 billion across all markets.
Trading volume stood at 171.51 million lots, with turnover of Rp9,133.76 billion. Figures from Stockbit Sekuritas put foreign purchases at Rp3.42 trillion and foreign sales at Rp4 trillion.
Bank Mandiri topped the foreign net-selling rankings with Rp112.57 billion, representing 30.68 million shares. Bank Rakyat Indonesia followed with Rp99.56 billion, then Aneka Tambang with Rp64.96 billion. Bank Negara Indonesia and Timah completed the top five, recording foreign net sales of Rp63.38 billion and Rp57.29 billion respectively.
On the buying side, Bank Central Asia attracted the largest foreign net purchases at Rp296.94 billion, covering 56.71 million shares. Other stocks registering foreign net buying included Bumi Resources Minerals at Rp18.90 billion and Media Nusantara Citra at Rp11.47 billion. Indosat recorded Rp6.98 billion, while VKTR Teknologi Mobilitas drew Rp5.17 billion.
