Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia – Wild stock price movements made a mini-bank share aka Bank BUKU II (a bank with a core capital of below Rp 5 trillion) entered the surveillance radar of the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) due to an unusual increase in stock prices (Unusual Market Activity/UMA) .
The stock is a small bank controlled by Indofood boss, Anthony Salim, namely PT Bank Ina Perdana Tbk (BINA) which has continued to accelerate in recent days.
In the first trading session today (16/6) BINA closed up 4.17% to a price of Rp 5,125/unit.
The increase in BINA today continues the appreciation that has occurred for 10 consecutive days which has catapulted BINA from a price of RP 1,830/unit or 180%.
Not only in the last 2 weeks, in the last 3 months, BINA shares have also flown 292% and have risen 642% since the beginning of the year so that the IDX had to give the UMA stamp on the shares of this mini bank.
BINA shares soar after approval of corporate action rights issue in the near future where Anthony Salim has the opportunity to increase his share of ownership in BINA.
“UMA’s announcement does not necessarily indicate a violation of laws and regulations in the field of Capital Markets,” explained the IDX.
Regarding the unusual increase in BINA’s share price, the Exchange is currently observing the development of transaction patterns and warning investors to keep a close watch on the performance of the Listed Company and its information disclosure and review the Listed Company’s corporate action plans.
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