Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia – In the midst of the sluggish Composite Stock Price Index (JCI), there were five stocks that jumped significantly in the last month. The strengthening of shares was driven by various sentiments, such as related to the takeover of company controllers, the entry of investors, to the digital bank narrative.
According to data from the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX), this Friday (27/8) at 09.21 WIB, the JCI fell 0.22% to 6,044.584, continuing the 0.90% correction in yesterday’s trading. In the last month JCI corrected 0.76%.
Here are the 5 stocks with the highest gains in the last month
From the list above, the shares of the bank supported by fintech Akulaku BBYB became the most soaring by ‘skyrocketing’ 214.68% to Rp 1,715/share in the past month. This morning, BBYB shares fell 0.29%, following profit-taking by investors after the stock had previously soared.
BBYB shares have risen in the last month driven by the news that the financial technology (fintech) company PT Akulaku Silvrr Indonesia alias Akulaku has officially become the controlling shareholder of BBYB.
Previously, Akulaku officially became the controlling shareholder of BBYB, after receiving the blessing of the Financial Services Authority (OJK). This was revealed in the plan to take over Bank Neo Commerce by Akulaku which was published on Wednesday (28/7) on the BBYB official website.
The announcement of the summary of the proposed takeover relates to Akulaku’s ownership of 1,664,157,909 shares of BBYB or approximately 24.98% of BBYB as a result of the implementation of a limited public offering III (PUT III) or rights issue.
In addition, BBYB shares – including BKSW along with shares of other mini banks or BUKU II (KBMI 1) banks – rose again on Friday (20/8) last week as the Financial Services Authority (OJK) finally released a new policy on digital banks on Friday. Thursday (19/8).
Thanks to the recent ‘crazy’ spike, BBYB shares were suspended (trading temporarily) by the stock exchange last Wednesday (25/8).
Second, the shares of issuers engaged in REAL real estate which ‘fly’ 118% in the last month. More precisely, this stock is ‘starting to rise from the grave’ and jumped more than 30% on Monday (16/8) to Thursday (19/8), following the news that Ustaz Yusuf Mansur bought the shares for Rp 30 billion on Monday last week.
This morning, REAL shares managed to gain slightly 0.94% to Rp 107/share, after sinking in the last two days due to profit taking.
These stocks tend to be ‘sleeping’ stocks, because they have rarely been active on the stock exchange since their debut on December 6, 2019. The last time REAL shares moved was on November 26, 2020 when they closed up 4.00% to Rp 52/share.
Previously, this stock IDX was hit by the radar of the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) for moving out of the ordinary (unusual market activity/UMA), after moving up significantly.
After entering the UMA category, IDX also asked questions about the company’s project and the inclusion of Yusuf Mansur, owner of PT Paytren Aset Manajemen, as a shareholder of the company with more than 5%.
Rully Muliarto, Director of REAL, in his letter explained that the company and the Daarul Qur’an Indonesia Foundation (DAQU) signed a cooperation agreement for the construction and development of the Daarul Qur’an Islamic Boarding School and its supporting facilities and facilities throughout Indonesia.
In addition, the cooperation signed on Wednesday, August 18, also includes the provision of housing for leaders, employees and all educators and education staff of Daarul Qur’an Islamic boarding schools throughout Indonesia.
In addition to BBYB and REAL stocks, CENT, BKSW, and BBYB stocks have also been sought after by investors in the last 30 days. The three skyrocketed to 30.94%, 30.21%, and 29.35% respectively.
CNBC INDONESIA RESEARCH TEAM
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