Indonesia’s IHSG gains 1.15% in first session despite foreign net selling
Foreign investors recorded net sales of Rp235.83 billion, while Bank Central Asia led individual stocks in net foreign buying.
Indonesia’s benchmark IHSG finished the first trading session on 13 November 2026 at 5,311.36, gaining 60.47 points, or 1.15%. The index remained in positive territory throughout the session, even as foreign investors were net sellers.
Trading volume reached 130.4 million lots, with turnover of approximately Rp6.03 trillion. Stockbit Sekuritas data showed foreign purchases across all markets of Rp1.97 trillion and sales of Rp2.20 trillion. Net foreign selling stood at Rp235.83 billion by the session’s end.
Among stocks attracting foreign money, Bank Central Asia (BBCA) ranked first with net buying of Rp36.37 billion, involving 6.56 million shares. ESSA Industries Indonesia (ESSA) followed with Rp24.63 billion and 47.14 million shares, ahead of Bank Negara Indonesia (BBNI) at Rp22.58 billion and 6.46 million shares.
Chandra Asri Pacific (TPIA) recorded net foreign purchases worth Rp20.25 billion, with volume of 15.72 million shares. Bumi Resources Minerals (BRMS) placed fifth at Rp14.83 billion and 48.40 million shares. Astra International (ASII) also attracted net buying, totalling Rp13.30 billion with 2.44 million shares.
