Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia – The majority of shares in mini-banks aka BUKU II banks (banks with core capital of Rp 2 trillion-Rp 5 trillion) jumped back into the green zone in trading this morning, Thursday (8/7/2021).
These stocks continue to strengthen at least since trading Wednesday (7/7) yesterday.
The following is the movement of mini bank shares, at 10.31 WIB, referring to IDX data:
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Bank IBK Indonesia (AGRS), +13.39% shares, to Rp 254/share
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Bank Bumi Arta (BNBA), +9.41%, to Rp 930/share
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Bank Capital Indonesia (BACA), +6.88%, to Rp 466/share
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Maspion Bank Indonesia (BMAS), +6.87%, to Rp 1,400/share
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Bank Oke Indonesia (DNAR), +6.48%, to Rp 2.30/share
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Bank Mestika Dharma (BBMD), +4.33%, to Rp 1,565/share
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Bank QNB Indonesia (BKSW), +3.21%, to Rp193/share
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Bank Ina Perdana (BINA), +2.25%, to Rp 5,675/share
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Bank Jago (ARTO), +1.97%, to Rp 1.4200/share
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Allo Bank Indonesia (BBHI), +1.93%, to Rp 4,750/share
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Neo Commerce Bank (BBYB), +1.26%, to Rp 484/share
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Bank Ganesha (BGTG), +0.78%, to Rp 129/share
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Bank Amar Indonesia (AMAR), + 0.78%, at Rp 258 / share
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Bank Artha Graha Internasional (INPC), +0.68%, to Rp 147/share
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Bank Victoria International (BVIC), +0.64%, to Rp 157/share
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International Business Bank (BBSI), 0.00%, to Rp 3,220/share
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International MNC Bank (BABP), -0.67%, to Rp 298/share
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Aladin Syariah Bank (BANK), -1.41%, to Rp 3,490/share
According to the data above, of the 18 stocks observed, 15 stocks rose, 1 was stagnant and the remaining 2 were corrected.
AGRS shares became the most soaring, namely 13.39% to Rp 254/share. This is the second gain of this stock after 17 consecutive days of sinking in the red zone, after yesterday soaring as high as 34,13%.
In a week AGRS shares rose 22.33%, while in a month still fell 44.74%.
In the second position, BNBA shares soared 9.41% to Rp 930/share, continuing their strengthening in yesterday’s trading when they rose 3.66%. In a week BNBA shares jumped 18.13%.
The latest news, the management of BNBA announced that the company will hold an Annual General Meeting of Shareholders (AGMS) on August 16, 2021.
Those who are entitled to attend or be represented at the AGMS are shareholders whose names are recorded in the Company’s Register of Shareholders, namely on July 22, 2021 until 16.00 WIB.
Unlike the others, BANK’s shares slumped 1.41% to Rp 3,490/share, continuing yesterday’s weakness when closing down 3.01%.
Prior to the correction, BANK shares had recorded a strengthening rally for 3 consecutive days, since Friday (2/7) last week.
On Monday (5/7) this stock closed up 6.88%, while on Tuesday (6/7) it soared 6.73%.
In a week, BANK’s stock rose 12.97%, while in a month this stock jumped 20.54%.
The increase in BANK’s share price was in line with the news that Bank Aladin announced a strategic collaboration with Alfamart retail management issuer PT Sumber Alfaria Trijaya Tbk (AMRT) and the telemedicine application provider Halodoc.
In addition, the main positive sentiment that has driven the increase in mini-banks since a few years ago is related to the plan to release the Financial Services Authority Regulation (POJK) regarding digital banks in the middle of this year.
“Currently OJK is in the process of drafting the POJK for Commercial Banks that accommodates the formation of digital banks, whether they are digital by analogue banks or conventional banks that provide digital services, or entities born as digital banks (full digital banks). published in mid-2021,” explained OJK Spokesperson, Sekar Putih Djarot.
For the digital bank itself at this time, said Sekar, the formation of the rules will soon be completed where the rules regarding this digital bank will be released in the middle of this year alias in June 2021.
Previously, investors speculated that the shares of these mini-banks would be seized by strategic investors and transformed into digital banks.
CNBC INDONESIA RESEARCH TEAM
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