Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia– The Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) has decided to temporarily suspend trading (suspension) of three issuers in the capital market, starting the first session of this Tuesday.
The three listed companies are PT Bali Bintang Sejahtera Tbk (BOLA). The IDX suspended these shares in line with the recent significant increase in cumulative prices for these shares.
Previously BOLA had entered the radar of the relevant exchangesunusual market activity(ONE), Because The share price of the issuer managing the Bali United soccer club, BOLA, has experienced a significant increase in trading in recent weeks.
It was noted that before being officially suspended by the IDX, at the close of trading last Monday (9/8) this stock rose 16.23%.
In a week this stock has also risen 30.59% despite having entered the IDX surveillance radar, even in the last month this stock has increased to 265.13%.
Investigate, it turns out that the increase in soccer shares was due to the emergence of positive sentiment where the owner, Pieter Tanuri bought up 2.85 million BOLA shares so that his ownership rose by 19.2 million shares (32.07%) to 22 million shares (36.82%) . Purchases are made at a price of IDR 350/unit on July 27, 2021 for investment purposes.
However, the purchase is likely to be made in the negotiating market where on July 27 there was a transaction in the negotiating market in BOLA’s shares in large quantities.
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