Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia – A trio of big cap stocks or stocks with a market capitalization of more than Rp. 100 trillion, it closed variously at the close of the first trading session today, Thursday (25/3/2021).
Shares of PT HM Sampoerna Tbk (HMSP) and PT Unilever Indonesia Tbk (UNVR) fell into the red zone, while shares of PT Astra International (ASII) were stagnant at their opening price.
The following is the price of the three shares, referring to the data from the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX), Thursday (25/3), in session I.
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HMSP, shares -0.73%, to IDR 1,365, transaction of IDR 34 Billion
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UNVR, -0.38%, to IDR 6,550, transaction of IDR 26 Billion
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ASII, = 0.00%, at IDR 5,450, transaction of IDR 126 billion
Cigarette issuer HMSP shares were the most corrected among the others, after dropping 0.73% to Rp 1,365 / share.
The value of the share transaction of the issuer, the producer of the kretek brand Dji Sam Soe, is IDR 34 billion.
This weakening was marked by foreign actions which recorded a net sale of Rp.8.87 billion.
With this weakness, HMSP shares mean that it has been wallowing in the red zone for four consecutive days, or since the beginning of this week (22/3).
Practically, the shares of the company which was founded in 1913 have subsided 5.21% in a week. However, within a month this stock was still up 1.11%.
As for the year to date (YTD), HMSP’s shares have collapsed 26.61%.
On Wednesday (23/3), HMSP management reported a decrease in net profit throughout 2020 to Rp 8.58 trillion. This value decreased by 37.95% compared to the previous year’s IDR 13.72 trillion.
The cause of the decline in net profit was the decline in HMSP’s net sales by 13.2% to Rp 92.42 trillion from Rp 106.55 trillion previously.
In second place, shares of the consumer goods issuer UNVR also fell 0.38% to Rp 6,550 / share. The transaction value of these shares amounted to IDR 26 billion during session I.
With this weakening, UNVR continued its decline at the close of trading yesterday, Wednesday (24/3).
Even though it was weakened, foreigners were busy collecting UNVR of Rp 3.67 billion.
Within a week UNVR shares were down 0.76%, while in a month it had fallen 4.38%. On a YTD basis, UNVR’s share report card dropped, namely a subsidence of 10.27%.
In third place, the shares of the parent company Astra Group, ASII, were recorded to have closed stagnant at Rp 5,450 / share. The transaction value of ASII’s shares was IDR 126 billion.
This week, the shares of the issuer distributor for the French car brand, Peugeot, have not moved twice. On Tuesday (23/3), ASII’s shares were also ‘reluctant’ to move at the price of IDR 5,575 / share.
As for the week, ASII’s shares have shrunk 4.80%, while a month it is down 3.11%. In addition, on a YTD basis, the shares of the issuer which is also engaged in the plantation business have fallen 12.45%.
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