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Purchasing 260 million shares; Okansa Fuji Shosha now owns 20% of Fuji Finance (FUJI)

09 Jul 2024 16:19

PT Okansa Fuji Shosha purchased 260 million shares of PT Fuji Finance Indonesia Tbk (FUJI) on Friday, July 5, and immediately held 20% of them. Fuji Finance is a multi-finance company that offers investment financing, working capital financing, multi-purpose financing, invoice financing, and bridge financing. PT Caraka Reksa Optima also purchased 185.14 million shares of PT Petrosea Tbk (PTRO), a mining, infrastructure, and oil and gas services company.

Purchasing 260 million shares; Okansa Fuji Shosha now owns 20% of Fuji Finance (FUJI)

Lim Susan purchased 513 million Taxi Express (TAXI) shares

09 Jul 2024 15:29

On Thursday, July 4, taxi service provider PT Express Transindo Utama Tbk (TAXI) welcomed Lim Susan as a new investor. She purchased 513.45 million TAXI shares, acquiring a 5.02% share portion immediately. Aside from that, foreign investor Maybank Global Growth Fund VCC-Maybank Global Growth Fund 1 became PT Citra Borneo Utama Tbk (CBUT), the palm oil company's newest investor, owning 10.34% of its shares. Maybank Global obtained this ownership by purchasing 323.18 million shares of CBUT.

Lim Susan purchased 513 million Taxi Express (TAXI) shares

Foreign buying volume recorded higher, net foreign volume surplus at 35.90 million shares

09 Jul 2024 11:46

On Friday, July 5, foreign investors purchased a total of 1.53 billion shares. With only a slight difference, the foreign sales volume was 1.49 billion shares. As a result, the net foreign volume reached a surplus of 35.90 million shares. Foreign investors began the share acquisition by purchasing 184.35 million shares of the digital company PT GoTo Gojek Tokopedia Tbk (GOTO), for a net volume of almost 69 million shares.

Foreign buying volume recorded higher, net foreign volume surplus at 35.90 million shares

Three Vale Indonesia (INCO) investors reported decline in share portion

09 Jul 2024 11:32

As a result of PT Vale Indonesia Tbk's (INCO) divestment, three of its largest investors saw a decrease in share portion but no change in the number of shares owned on Wednesday, July 3. The state-owned company PT Mineral Industri Indonesia (Persero), which owns 3.58 billion shares in this nickel mining company, saw its share percentage fell from 34.03% to 34%. Then, foreign investor Vale Canada Limited saw its share portion fall from 33.91% to 33.88% of the 3.57 billion shares it owned. Finally, Sumitomo Metal Mining Co., Ltd., another foreign investor with 1.21 billion shares, saw a decrease in share ownership from 11.5% to 11.48.

Three Vale Indonesia (INCO) investors reported decline in share portion