JAKARTA – Shares of PT Bank Mandiri (Persero) Tbk (BMRI) and PT Bank Central Asia Tbk (BBCA) have consistently ranked as Top Laggards, contributing to the decline in the Jakarta Composite Index (JCI) for three consecutive days.

According to data from idnfinancials.com, BMRI's stock price dropped by 2.06% to IDR 5,675 per share, while BBCA's fell by 1.28% to IDR 9,675 during Thursday's (19/12) trading session. These declines resulted in JCI being pressured by 13.10 points from BMRI and 8.07 points from BBCA.

Previously, during Wednesday's (18/12) trading, BMRI and BBCA were also listed as Top Laggards, with their stock prices falling by 2.10% and 1.01%, respectively. The drop in BMRI’s stock pulled JCI down by 10.93 points, while BBCA shaved off 6.46 points.

On Tuesday (17/12), BMRI and BBCA were once again among the Top Laggards, with their prices declining by 2.06% and 1.98%, respectively, contributing 10.93 points and 12.92 points of pressure on JCI.

Since the beginning of the year, or on a year-to-date (ytd) basis, BMRI’s stock has dropped by 7.35%, or 450 points, bringing the company’s market capitalization to IDR 542.37 trillion.

Meanwhile, BBCA's stock has still shown a ytd gain of 2.65%, or 250 points, pushing its market capitalization to IDR 1.180.76 trillion. (KR)