Key insights and market outlook
The Indonesian Composite Index (IHSG) closed 0.56% lower at 8,521.89 on November 25, driven by mixed sector performance. Key gainers included CASA (+12.96%), DSSA (+1.42%), and BUMI (+8.26%), while BBRI (-3.77%), BREN (-4.69%), and AMMN (-4.23%) were major decliners. Foreign investors recorded a net sell of Rp1.50 trillion in the regular market. The property sector fell 0.94%, while industrials rose 3.10%.
The Indonesian Composite Index (IHSG) closed lower by 0.56% to 8,521.89 on November 25. The decline was influenced by mixed performance across various sectors and significant movements in several key stocks. Notable gainers included CASA, which surged 12.96%, DSSA rising 1.42%, and BUMI strengthening 8.26%. Conversely, major blue-chip stocks such as BBRI declined 3.77%, BREN corrected 4.69%, and AMMN dropped 4.23%, contributing to the index's overall decline.
The trading session saw varied sectoral performance. The property sector experienced the largest decline, falling 0.94%. In contrast, the industrial goods sector recorded the highest gain, rising 3.10%. Foreign investors were net sellers, recording a significant outflow of Rp1.50 trillion in the regular market, with total net selling across all markets amounting to Rp308.05 billion.
Several corporate announcements captured market attention. Impack Pratama Industri (IMPC) signed a significant Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for a project in Bali, potentially boosting the company's prospects. Additionally, Abadi Lestari Indonesia (RLCO) is preparing for its Initial Public Offering (IPO), marking a significant milestone in the company's growth trajectory.
IHSG Koreksi
IMPC MoU Proyek Bali
RLCO Persiapan IPO