Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia – Shares of major bank issuers turned green in early trading today, Wednesday (16/3/2022). This strengthening occurred as the Composite Stock Price Index (JCI) rebounded 0.62% to 6,961.11 or strengthened again this morning.
According to data from the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX), along with stocks of major banks that rose, as of 09.40 WIB.
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Bank Permata (BNLI), up +2.26%, to Rp 1,360/unit
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Bank Mandiri (BMRI), +2.25%, to Rp 7,950/unit
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Bank CIMB Niaga (BNGA), +1.86%, to Rp 1,095/unit
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Bank Negara Indonesia (BBNI), +1.55%, to IDR 8,200/unit
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Bank Rakyat Indonesia (BBRI), +1.08%, to Rp 4,660/unit
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Bank Danamon Indonesia (BDMN), +0.87%, to Rp 2,320/unit
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Bank Central Asia (BBCA), +0.31%, to Rp 8,175/unit
According to the data above, BNLI shares lead the standings with a 2.26% increase, continuing their rise since last Monday (14/3).
Shares of state-owned bank BMRI also appreciated 2.25% to Rp 7,950/unit, also supported by net foreign purchases of Rp 2.17 billion in the regular market.
Like BNLI shares, BMRI shares have also continued to strengthen since last Monday.
latest news, Bank Mandiri set around Rp 16.82 trillion as dividends to be distributed to shareholders, or as much as 60% of the 2021 consolidated net profit.
This was decided in the Annual General Meeting of Shareholders (AGMS) which was held on Thursday (10/3/2022). Meanwhile, as much as 40% of last year’s consolidated net profit was allocated as retained earnings.
BMRI’s Cum Dividend Date in the Regular Market and Negotiated Market falls on Friday (18/3) and the date of the Register of Shareholders (DPS) entitled to cash dividends on March 22, 2022.
Bank Mandiri will pay cash dividends on April 6, 2022.
Two other state-owned banks, BBNI and BBRI, also rose 1.55% and 1.08%, respectively.
Foreign net buys were also recorded in the two stocks, which were Rp 48.24 billion and Rp 46.7 billion, respectively, two of the highest on the stock exchange this morning.
Like BMRI, BNI’s Annual GMS for the 2021 financial year, on Tuesday (15/3), also approved the distribution of dividends of 25% of net profit in 2021 or equivalent to Rp. 2.72 trillion to be distributed as cash dividends to shareholders.
Taking into account the composition of the government’s 60% shares, BNI deposited a dividend of Rp 1.63 trillion to the state general treasury. Meanwhile, the 40 percent public ownership worth Rp 1.09 trillion will be given to shareholders according to their respective ownership portions.
Previously, at the AGMS on March 1, BRI will also distribute dividends for the 2021 financial year of 85% of net profit, to be exact, Rp. 26.4 trillion, or equivalent to Rp. 174.23 per share, which will be distributed to shareholders.
Meanwhile, the cum date of BBRI’s dividend in the regular & negotiation market fell on last Thursday (10/3), while the cum date on the cash market was last Monday (14/3).
Finally, the shares of the Djarum Group issuer, BBCA, edged up 0.31% to Rp 8,175/unit, amid the jumbo net foreign purchase value of Rp 94.26 billion in the regular market.
With this, BBCA’s stock market capitalization hit an all-time high of IDR 1,007.77 trillion, the largest on the stock exchange.
Practically, with this, BBCA has strengthened its position as the leader of the ‘standings’ on the Indonesian stock exchange in terms of market capitalization.
BCA itself will hold an Annual General Meeting of Shareholders (AGMS) on Thursday (17/3) starting at 09.00 WIB, at Menara BCA, Grand Indonesia, Jakarta.
According to information disclosure on the IDX, there were 7 agenda items at the BCA AGMS, one of which was related to the determination of the distribution of cash dividends from the company’s net profit for the 2021 financial year.
CNBC INDONESIA RESEARCH TEAM
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