Indonesia's IHSG opens 0.09 per cent higher amid index changes
Barito Pacific and Bumi Resources Minerals were removed from MSCI Global Standard, with the latter moving to Small Cap.
Indonesia's IHSG share index started trading on 12 November 2026 at 5,119.53, gaining 4.49 points, or about 0.09 per cent, from its previous close of 5,115.04, CNBC Indonesia reported. Trading volume stood at 6.97 million lots, with transactions worth Rp176.68 billion.
The opening followed MSCI's November review, which removed Barito Pacific (BRPT) and Bumi Resources Minerals (BRMS) from its Global Standard index. BRMS moved into Small Cap as the only Indonesian addition, while BRPT was not among that category's additions.
MSCI also dropped AVIA, CTRA, MTEL, EMTK, JSMR, RAJA and WIFI from Small Cap. Across the Standard and Small Cap categories, eight Indonesian stocks left MSCI's coverage, while BRMS retained a place through its transfer.
Separately, the Indonesia Stock Exchange announced 383 stocks in its high shareholding concentration category, identifying 300 as new members and leaving 83 without that designation. New entrants included BRIS, BNGA, BDMN, NISP, PANI, PGEO and HMSP. The assessment covers combined holdings of at least 92.5 per cent by up to 10 scripless shareholders plus certificated shares. Changes to the IHSG's constituent calculation took effect on 12 November.
