JAKARTA – PT Goto Gojek Tokopedia Tbk (GOTO) retained the top position for net foreign buy on Monday (3/2), continuing its position from the previous week's close on Friday (31/1).

According to data compiled by IDNFinancials, GOTO recorded a net foreign buy of 513.30 million shares, with foreign buy and sell volumes at 1.84 billion and 1.33 billion shares, respectively. At the close of last week, the e-commerce giant reported a net foreign buy of 407.89 million shares, with foreign buy and sell volumes at 1.73 billion and 1.32 billion shares, respectively.

At the close of trading, GOTO's stock was priced at IDR 81 per share, unchanged from its opening price. The highest price traded was IDR 81, while the lowest was IDR 78. A total of 2.86 billion shares were traded in 19,927 transactions, valued at IDR 228.93 billion.

Meanwhile, PT Astrindo Nusantara Infrastruktur Tbk (BIPI) secured a net foreign buy of 157.96 million shares, up from 132.62 million shares recorded at the end of last week. On this early week session, BIPI continued to hold the runner-up spot for net foreign buy, just as it did last week.

BIPI's stock closed at IDR 90, down by IDR 1 from the IDR 91 opening price. The highest traded price was IDR 92, with the lowest being IDR 87 per share. BIPI saw a trading volume of 289.36 million shares in 2,429 transactions, totaling IDR 25.80 billion. (LK/ZH)