Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia – Two shares of Indomobil Group, PT Indomobil Multi Jasa Tbk (IMJS) and its parent company PT Indomobil Sukses Internasional Tbk (IMAS) won the second session of trading today, Friday (20/8/2021).
As fate would have it, the shares of Astra Group construction company PT Acset Indonusa Tbk (ACST) and e-commerce issuer PT Bukalapak.com Tbk (BUKA) had to be willing to share their place on the list of top losers.
After sinking this morning, the Composite Stock Price Index (JCI) managed to rebound today and return to the psychological level of 6,000. JCI rose 0.64% to 6,030.772 at the close of the second trading session on Friday (20/8).
According to IDX data, there were 278 stocks that strengthened, 204 stocks weakened and 167 did not move, with a transaction value of Rp 13.21 trillion and a trading volume of 26.92 billion shares.
Foreign investors from the stock market entered Indonesia with a record foreign net purchase of Rp 209.01 billion in the regular market. Meanwhile, foreigners recorded net sales in the negotiating market and cash market of Rp 102.41 billion.
Here are 5 stocks for today’s session II top gainers and losers (20/8).
Top Gainers
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Sunindo Adipersada (TOYS), shares +34.74%, to Rp 128, transaction Rp 53.9 M
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Hope for the Ambassador of the Motherland (HOPE), +34.59%, to Rp. 179, transaction of Rp. 104.1 M
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Indomobil Multi Jasa (IMJS), +24.87%, to Rp 472, transaction Rp 83.4 M
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Indomobil Sukses Internasional (IMAS), +24.60%, to Rp. 1,165, transaction of Rp. 115.2 M
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Jaya Bersama Indo (DUCK), +17.57%, to Rp 174, transaction Rp 74.5 M
Top Losers
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Acset Indonusa (ACST), shares -6.56%, to Rp 228, transaction Rp 20.7 M
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(CAMP), -4.49%, to Rp 340, transaction Rp 16.9 M
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Bukalapak.com (OPEN), -3.35%, to Rp. 865, transaction of Rp. 615.4 M
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Darmi Brothers (WOOD), -3.28%, to Rp 59, transaction Rp 4.7 M
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Victoria Investama (VICO), -3.15%, to Rp 123, transaction Rp 9.7 B.
According to the data above, IMJS and IMAS shares managed to touch the upper auto rejection (ARA) limit. IMJS shares soared 24.87% to Rp 472/share, while IMAS shares soared 24.60% to Rp 1,165/share.
Both of these stocks have recorded gains for 3 consecutive days. With this, in a week IMJS shares rose 38.01%, while IMAS shares rose 30.90% in the past week.
The increase in shares occurred amid news that Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) Asia Pacific appointed PT JLM Auto Indonesia, which cooperates with Inchcape and the Indomobil Group, as the sole distributor of this British luxury car for the Indonesian market.
This was also confirmed by the Director of IMJS, Gunawan, to CNBC Indonesia, Friday (20/8/2021). “Yes, it is,” said the Commissioner of PT Indomobil Finance Indonesia.
For information, currently Indomobil is the APM for various well-known car brands, such as Audi, Volkswagen, Nissan, to Suzuki.
Meanwhile, ACST’s stock sank until it touched the lower auto rejection (ARB) of 6.56% to Rp 228/share, after yesterday this stock also sank to ARB of 6.87%. As a result, in a week ACST shares eroded 19.72%.
In addition to ACST’s shares, BUKA’s shares fell 3.35% to Rp 865/share. Yesterday, this stock rose 7.83%, after experiencing weakness for 4 days in a row.
With this, since taking the floor on August 6, BUKA’s stock has weakened 6 times, while it has only strengthened 3 times. In a week, this stock fell 10.36%, while since its debut it is still up 1.76%.
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