Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia – The Composite Stock Price Index (JCI) recorded a strengthening this week although it is still overshadowed by negative signals related to the Fed which is predicted to increase its benchmark interest rate aggressively and the threat of geopolitical chaos in Eastern Europe which is still not resolved.
Launch Refinitiv, At the close of trading on Friday (18/2), the JCI rose 0.84% to a level of 6,892.82, with two of them being dragged into the red zone. In a week, the JCI grew 1.13%. The price is an all-time high (all time high)
The strengthening of the JCI was followed by net purchases (net sell) by foreign investors amounting to Rp 3.79 trillion for a week.
Even though the benchmark index strengthened, the total value of transactions for a week on the stock exchange actually fell to Rp 62.17 trillion from last week’s Rp 67.99 trillion. Trading volume reached 131.36 billion and was traded 7.83 million times.
In the midst of prime JCI conditions this week, several stocks posted a sizeable correction and became the top losers this week.
According to data from the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX), the top five stocks losers as of this week, each lost more than a fifth of its market cap.
The following is a list of top stocks losers this week.
In the first position, there are shares of issuers producing wet wipes, non-woven fabrics, and other health products, namely PT Falmaco Nonwoven Industri Tbk (FLMC) which again fell 38.46% to a price level of Rp. 96/unit. This year, the stock closed only 5 times in the green zone with a slight increase. So far this year, FLMC has lost 81.18% of its market capitalization from Rp 3.98 trillion at the beginning of the year, now only Rp 75 billion is left.
Meanwhile, the other four issuers that are included in the top losers are as follows:
Perdana Bangun Pusaka (KONI) -29.97% to Rp 2,430/share
Berkah Beton Sadaya (BEBS) -25.99% to the price of Rp 5,125/share
Multi Prima Sejahtera (LPIN) -22.29% to the price of Rp 408/share
Imago Mulia Persada (LFLO) -21.05% to the price of Rp 120/share
Meanwhile, the highest increase this week was recorded by the tower company that had been annexed by the Djarum Group, Solusi Tunas Pratama (SUPR). In a week this stock rose 148.36% to the level of Rp 49,300/share from last week’s price of Rp 19,850.
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