Indonesia's IHSG falls 1.93% as foreign investors record net selling
Foreign investors posted net sales of Rp166.22 billion in the first session, with BUMI leading outflows and GOTO attracting the largest net purchases.
Indonesia's IHSG share index reversed its positive opening on 12 October 2026, reaching 5,975.78 at 12.00 WIB, a reported decline of 1.93% from the previous close. Its session low was 5,971.41, representing a fall of 2%.
Stockbit data showed foreign investors were net sellers across all markets during the first trading session. Their purchases amounted to Rp1.58 trillion, against sales of Rp1.75 trillion, with net selling reported at Rp166.22 billion.
Bumi Resources (BUMI) recorded the largest foreign net sales, at Rp44.40 billion on a volume of 251.49 million shares. Bank Central Asia (BBCA) followed with Rp38.65 billion, ahead of Dharma Henwa (DEWA) at Rp23.93 billion. Dian Swastatika Sentosa (DSSA) and Sinergi Inti Andalan Prima (INET) registered net sales of Rp19.34 billion and Rp15.94 billion respectively.
On the buying side, GoTo Gojek Tokopedia (GOTO) led with foreign net purchases of Rp133.02 billion and a volume of 4.76 billion shares. Astra International (ASII) attracted Rp48.53 billion in net buying, followed by Erajaya Swasembada (ERAA) with Rp12.35 billion, Semen Indonesia (Persero) (SMGR) with Rp11.78 billion and Timah (TINS) with Rp9.97 billion.
