Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia – The floor of the data center service provider, PT DCI Indonesia Tbk (DCII), on the Indonesia Stock Exchange has succeeded in spawning three new rich people in Indonesia.
This happens because the issuer’s shares, which have only been listed for 6 months on the trading board on the IDX, continue to soar from day to day until they have to be locked, aka suspension (temporary suspension) of trading by the stock exchange authority.
DCII shares were first offered to the public on January 6, 2021 at a price of IDR 420/share. From the beginning of the IPO (initial public offering) until the close of trading last Monday (14/6)–before the shares were suspended–DCII’s share price skyrocketed to more than 11,800%, after its shares were at the level of Rp 50,250/share.
For information, last year, before the IPO in January 2020, the company’s controlling shareholder, DCI International Holding Pte. Ltd., Singapore 2,026,096,000 or 99.99% and Gunawan Tenggarahardja 0.004% or 88,000 shares.
After the IPO, until March 2021, DCII’s largest shareholder is Otto Toto Sugiri 815,055,354 or 34.19%, then Marina Budiman 649,998,770 or 27.26% and Han Arming Hanafia 407,527,660 or 17.08%, while public investors 15 % or 357,561,500 shares.
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As of May, the latest report states that Otto still holds 712,784,905 or 29.9%, Maria Budiman 536,505,149 or 22.51%, Han Arming Hanafia 14.11% or 336,352,227, and Anthoni Salim 265,033,461 or 11, 12%.
So what about the wealth of the three main DCII operators from its shareholding (outside of Anthoni Salim) in the data center issuer?
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