JAKARTA – PT Bank Rakyat Indonesia (Persero) Tbk (BBRI) held onto the runner-up spot in the Top 10 Net Buy at the close of stock trading on Thursday (27/3), while PT Bumi Resources Tbk (BUMI) surged to the top from sixth place in yesterday's (26/3) net buy ranking.

Citing data from the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX), BUMI recorded a net foreign buy of 138.41 million, with foreign buy and sell volumes of 170.19 million and 31.77 million shares, respectively. Yesterday, the company posted a net foreign buy of 32.14 million shares.

Its stock price rose 3.33%, or IDR 3, to close at IDR 93 per share. The stock opened at IDR 91, reached a high of IDR 96, and a low of IDR 90 per share. The trading volume amounted to 508 million shares across 6,987 transactions, with a total value of IDR 47.69 billion.

Meanwhile, BBRI held steady in the runner-up spot with a net foreign buy of 88.55 million shares, with foreign buy and sell volumes of 249.71 million and 164.16 million shares, respectively. Yesterday, this state-owned bank recorded a net foreign buy of 115.07 million shares.

At the close of trading, BBRI’s share price rose 1.25%, or IDR 50, to IDR 4,050 per share. The lowest price was IDR 3,930, with a high of IDR 4,050, while the opening price was IDR 4,000 per share. The trading volume reached 322.55 million shares across 42,149 transactions, valued at IDR 1.29 trillion. (LK/ZH)