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Emiten News21 Jun

PT Pelayaran Nelly Dwi Putri Tbk (ticker NELY) announced that its board of commissioners has temporarily removed director Eduard Halomoan effective 17 June 2026, pending a shareholders’ meeting that will decide whether the suspension becomes permanent. The company said the move has no material effect on its operations, legal standing, financial condition or business continuity. Consequently, analysts expect little immediate impact on NELY’s share price or the broader Indonesian market.

Sempat jadi Youth Researcher Asian Development Bank (ADB) Youth for Asia 2021; berlanjut menjabat sebagai… Potret kapal muat milik emiten PT Pelayaran Nelly Dwi Putri Tbk (NELY). Foto: NELY. EmitenNews.com -PT Pelayaran Nelly Dwi Putri Tbk. (NELY) emiten pelayaran dan perkapalan angkut kayu, batu split, hingga pasir itu memberhentikan sementara Eduard Halomoan dari kursi Direksi efektif per Rabu, 17 Juni 2026. Keputusan itu diambil Dewan Komisaris NELY melalui Surat Keputusan Nomor 005/SK-DK/VI/2026 tanggal 17 Juni 2026. Ria Novriani Putri Corporate Secretary NELY dalam keterangan tertulisnya Jumat (19/6/2026) menuturkan bahwa penghentian sementara itu berdasarkan surat Keputusan Dewan Komisaris NELY Nomor 005/SK-DK/VI/2026 tanggal 17 Juni 2026. “Terkait dengan pemberhentian sementara anggota Direksi tersebut akan diputuskan lebih lanjut dalam Rapat Umum Pemegang Saham Perseroan yang waktunya akan kami sampaikan lebih lanjut untuk mencabut atau menguatkan keputusan pemberhentian sementara tersebut," tulis Ria. Ria menerangkan langkah tersebut tidak berdampak material pada operasional, aspek hukum, kondisi keuangan, maupun kelangsungan usaha perseroan. Nasib Eduard Halomoan di jajaran direksi akan ditentukan dalam RUPS mendatang. Agenda RUPS akan memutuskan apakah pemberhentian sementara itu dicabut atau dikuatkan menjadi pemberhentian tetap. Jadwal RUPS belum diumumkan. Sementara itu, hingga berita ini ditulis, perseroan belum menjelaskan alasan maupun penyebab pemberhentian sementara Eduard Halomoan dari jabatannya sebagai direktur. Emiten Suplemen Enervon-C (DVLA) Bersiap Bagi Dividen Final Rp64/Saham ANTM Kembali Huni Tiga Indeks ESG KEHATI, Ini Rinciannya Genjot Ekspansi, SOLA Gelontorkan Capex hingga Rp40 Miliar Saham Grup Barito Tersungkur, BRPT hingga TPIA Terkoreksi Tanggapi Volatilitas Saham, BOLA Ungkap Divestasi Anak Usaha BEEF Geser Strategi, Kuatkan Prospek Kinerja dan Valuasi Menyoal Asumsi Dasar Negara Kesejahteraan ala Prabowonomics BI Rate Naik: Siapa yang Rugi, Siapa yang Untung? Rupiah & IHSG Tertekan, Kepercayaan Turun: Apa Sisa Nilai Jual Kita? Nahkoda Baru, Tantangan Lama: Agenda Prioritas bagi BEI Vietnam Terancam Gagal Naik Kasta MSCI, Beda Mazhab dengan FTSE Ramah Asing Tapi Sulit Dipercaya, Indonesia Paten di Emerging Market Copyright 2026 emitennews.comAll rights reserved

PT Darya‑Varia Laboratoria Tbk (DVLA) approved a final dividend of Rp 64 per share, adding to the interim dividend of Rp 41 per share already paid, for a total 2025 payout of Rp 105 per share (≈Rp 117.6 bn) and a 71.7 % payout ratio. The dividend will be distributed on 22 July 2026, with the controlling shareholder Blue Sphere Singapore Pte Ltd receiving the bulk of the final payout (≈Rp 66 bn) and the remaining Rp 5.65 bn going to public shareholders. The announcement is expected to bolster sentiment toward DVLA’s stock, supporting its price amid a generally neutral market backdrop.

Emiten News· 21 JunANTMANTMBEEFBEEFBOLABOLA

The Jakarta Composite Index (IHSG) closed the week at 6,177.13, up 4.95% despite a brief dip from MSCI’s transparency concerns, while foreign investors posted a net sell of Rp3.19 trillion on Friday but a cumulative net buy of Rp2.32 trillion for the week. The biggest foreign inflows went to large‑cap and commodity stocks, led by Merdeka Gold Resources (net buy Rp3.55 trillion), Bank Central Asia (Rp1.17 trillion) and Bank Mandiri (Rp505 million); the largest net outs were from Bank Rakyat Indonesia (Rp745 million), Astra International (Rp462 million) and Bumi Resources (Rp387 million). The net‑buy surplus shows continued global appetite for Indonesian equities even amid external headwinds.

Kontan Market· 21 JunAADIAADIAGROAGROAMMNAMMN

Indonesia’s market received two positive cues on 19 June 2026 – MSCI kept the country in its emerging‑market universe and Bank Indonesia lifted the policy rate to 5.75 %. Even with the higher interest‑rate differential, the rupiah slipped 0.06 % to about Rp 17,804 per USD, and analysts expect only limited short‑term upside, ranging roughly Rp 17,400‑17,900. The muted currency move leaves equities such as ANTM, TINS, BBRI and TLKM under a cautious outlook, as global dollar strength and Fed policy remain the dominant drivers of market performance.

Kontan Market· 21 JunANTMANTMBBRIBBRIPNBNPNBN

On June 19, Bank Mandiri (BMRI) shares fell 3.6% to IDR 4,310, but a net purchase of about IDR 618.7 billion at an average price of IDR 4,336 showed strong accumulation. In the same week, Bank Central Asia (BBCA) recorded the largest foreign inflow among Indonesian banks, with a net buy of roughly IDR 844.2 billion. Both developments come ahead of the MSCI market‑classification decision scheduled for June 23, which could affect investor sentiment and the weighting of these large‑cap stocks in global indices.

Investor.ID· 21 JunBBCABBCABMRIBMRIHRTAHRTA

PT Pegadaian (a BBRI subsidiary) posted its daily gold buying price of Rp 25.720 per 0.01 gram and selling price of Rp 24.690 per gram, but did not list any rates for Antam‑branded gold, PT Untung Bersama Sejahtera (UBS) or Galeri24. The omission leaves the prices of these three gold‑product providers undisclosed, which could create uncertainty for investors and traders who rely on Pegadaian’s quotations for market reference. No immediate price movement was reported, but the gap may dampen liquidity and sentiment in Indonesia’s retail gold market.

Bloomberg Technoz· 20 JunAGROAGROBBRIBBRIPTPPPTPP

The Indonesian rupiah closed 0.24 % stronger on Friday, trading at Rp 17,797 per U.S. dollar, prompting the major banks to adjust their buying and selling rates: BCA quoted Rp 17,755/17,845 (e‑rate) and Rp 17,615/17,890 (TT counter), BRI Rp 17,793/17,830 (e‑rate) and Rp 17,700/17,900 (TT), Mandiri Rp 17,825/17,855 (special) and Rp 17,590/17,890 (TT), and BNI Rp 17,745/17,845 (special) and Rp 17,670/17,890 (TT). The stronger rupiah lifted sentiment in the local market, while regional peers showed mixed moves—China’s yuan fell 0.32 %, the Korean won rose 0.68 % and other Pacific currencies were largely unchanged.

Bisnis.com· 20 JunAGROAGROBBCABBCABBNIBBNI

During the week of 15‑19 June 2026, several Indonesian stocks posted sharp declines, with PT Multipolar Technology Tbk. (MLPT) falling 19.2% to Rp16,325, PT Bank Permata Tbk. (BNLI) down 16.2% to Rp2,700, and Telkom Indonesia (TLKM) slipping 9.8% to Rp2,580, among other top losers. Despite these individual drops, the Jakarta Composite Index (IHSG) rose 2.8% to 6,177.13, and total market capitalization increased 2.5% to Rp10.788 trillion. Foreign investors recorded a net sell of Rp3.19 trillion for the week, contributing to lower average daily transaction values.

Bisnis.com· 20 JunASPRASPRBNLIBNLIGHONGHON

During the week of 15‑19 June 2026, PT Mega Perintis Tbk. (ZONE) led the market with a 60.3 % rise to Rp545, followed by PT Sidomulyo Selaras Tbk. (SDMU) up 46.9 % to Rp94 and telecom‑sector DATA up 43.5 % to Rp2,080, with nine other stocks posting gains of 30‑38 %. The Jakarta Composite Index (IHSG) closed the week 2.82 % higher at 6,177.13 points, and total market capitalization rose 2.51 % to Rp10.788 trillion. Despite the rally, foreign investors recorded a net sell of Rp3.19 trillion for the week, contributing to a 1.02 % decline in average daily transaction value.

Bisnis.com· 20 JunATAPATAPBAJABAJABCICBCIC

Bank Mandiri (BMRI) shares slid 3.58% to IDR 4,310 on Friday, but the stock saw heavy net buying – 377 million shares (IDR 618.7 bn) overall and a foreign net purchase of IDR 327.2 bn – as investors were attracted by its low valuation (PBV 1.32×, PER 6.88×) and a final dividend of IDR 376.95 per share. The strong earnings beat (18.6% YoY net‑profit growth and a 22.8% ROE) and the buying pressure are expected to provide upside support for the stock despite the short‑term price dip.

Investor.ID· 20 JunBMRIBMRICASACASA

The Jakarta Composite Index (IHSG) rose 4.95% to 6,177.13 by the end of the week despite a negative MSCI comment on BEI transparency, while foreign investors sold a net Rp 3.19 trillion on Friday but still posted a weekly net‑buy of Rp 2.32 trillion. The biggest foreign sell‑offs in the past week were in Bank Rakyat Indonesia (BBRI) – Rp 745 bn, Astra International (ASII) – Rp 462 bn, and Bumi Resources (BUMI) – Rp 387 bn. The sell‑pressure on these stocks was offset by overall market buying, allowing the index to close higher.

Kontan Market· 20 JunAADIAADIAGROAGROAMRTAMRT

PT Inti Mas Bangun Sejahtera (IMBS) announced a voluntary tender offer to acquire up to 35 % of PT Ketrosden Triasmitra Tbk (KETR) – 994.44 million shares at Rp 523 each, valuing the deal at roughly Rp 520 billion. KETR’s management responded that the transaction will not affect its operations, finances, or listing status on the Indonesia Stock Exchange, and the stock rose about 0.9 % to Rp 560 after the news. The tender, targeting a change of controlling shareholder from PT Bahtera Bintang Nusantara to IMBS (ultimately to PT Dian Swastatika Sentosa Tbk), is scheduled for July‑August 2026.

Emiten News· 20 JunADESADESBEEFBEEFDSSADSSA

PT Provident Investasi Bersama Tbk (PALM) approved a cash dividend of Rp 3.2 per share, amounting to roughly Rp 50.3 billion for fiscal year 2025, at its annual shareholders’ meeting on 17 June 2026. The dividend will be recorded on 29 June 2026 and paid on 17 July 2026, after the company reported a net profit of Rp 1.84 trillion and retained earnings of Rp 1.69 trillion. The announcement is expected to support PALM’s share price and may lift overall market sentiment toward dividend‑paying stocks.

Emiten News· 20 JunADESADESBEEFBEEFKETRKETR

Bank Panin (PNBN) announced a cash dividend of Rp 1.01 trillion, equivalent to Rp 42 per share (≈4.56 % yield based on the Rp 920 closing price on 19 June 2026), to be paid on 17 July 2026 with a cum‑date of 25 June and ex‑date of 26 June. The payout uses 37.88 % of the 2025 net profit of Rp 2.67 trillion, while the remaining Rp 1.66 trillion will be retained to strengthen core capital. The dividend declaration is expected to boost the attractiveness of PNBN shares in the Indonesian market.

Emiten News· 20 JunADESADESBEEFBEEFKETRKETR

MSCI lowered Indonesia’s information‑flow rating from “positive” to “negative,” citing limited share‑ownership transparency, inadequate English‑language disclosures, questionable free‑float quality and evidence of coordinated trading that could distort price discovery. While the downgrade does not change Indonesia’s classification as an emerging market, the warning is expected to make foreign investors more cautious and could pressure equities—particularly those with weaker governance or lower liquidity—across the Jakarta Stock Exchange.

Kontan Market· 20 JunANTMANTMBBRIBBRITINSTINS

The Jakarta Composite Index (IHSG) closed higher on Friday and surged 4.95% over the past week to 6,177.13 points, despite a net foreign sell‑off of Rp 3.19 trillion on the day; over the week foreign investors recorded a net purchase of Rp 2.32 trillion. The biggest foreign‑buy stocks were Merdeka Gold Resources (Rp 3.55 trillion), Bank Central Asia (Rp 1.17 trillion), and Bank Mandiri (Rp 505 million), with other gains in Chandra Asri Pacific, Aneka Tambang, Amman Mineral, Timah, Barito Pacific, Merdeka Copper Gold and Hertadinata Abadi. The inflows lifted the IHSG sharply, offsetting the negative sentiment from MSCI’s transparency concerns.

Kontan Market· 20 JunAMMNAMMNANTMANTMBBCABBCA

Indonesia’s state‑owned “Danantara” stocks – notably Antam (ANTM), Timah (TINS), Bank BRI (BBRI) and Telkom (TLKM) – helped the IDX BUMN20 index stay relatively resilient, falling only 17.3% YTD versus a 28.6% drop in the broader IHSG. After a 9.7% five‑day rally in mid‑June, the index slipped 2.4% on June 18 and 2.7% on June 19, while the IHSG barely rose 0.08% on the same day. Analysts credit recent buy‑back programmes, foreign inflows into large‑cap BUMN stocks and a stable rupiah as the main drivers of the index’s outperformance.

Kontan Market· 20 JunANTMANTMBBRIBBRIBMRIBMRI

Foreign investors recorded a net sell of about Rp 3.19 trillion on Friday, June 19, 2026, with the heaviest off‑loads in Amman Mineral (Rp 728 bn), Dian Swastatika Sentosa (Rp 468.6 bn) and Chandra Asri Pacific (Rp 333.9 bn). Despite the broad outflow, the Jakarta Composite Index (IHSG) edged higher by 4.8 points (0.08%) to 6,177.1, as 353 stocks rose, 358 fell and total market turnover reached Rp 26.4 trillion.

Investor.ID· 20 JunAADIAADIAGROAGROAMMNAMMN

Foreign investors posted a net sell of about Rp 3.19 trillion across the Indonesian market on Friday, 19 June 2026, yet still bought heavily into a handful of stocks, led by Bank Central Asia (BBCA) with a net purchase of Rp 317.1 billion, followed by Goto Gojek Tokopedia (GOTO) and Merdeka Copper Gold (MDKA). The buying list also included BNI, Mayora, Indofood CBP, Astra International, Indofood, Gudang Garam and AKR Corporindo. Despite the overall outflow, the Jakarta Composite Index (IHSG) edged up 4.8 points (0.08%) to 6,177.1, with 353 stocks gaining, 358 losing and 248 flat on a total turnover of Rp 26.4 trillion.

Investor.ID· 20 JunAKRAAKRAASIIASIIBBCABBCA

Indonesia’s market focus this week centered on a projected weakening of gold prices to the US $4,000/oz support level, which kept jewelry‑gold dealers such as Hartadinata Abadi (HRTA) and Laku Emas steady and spurred a bullish outlook for PT Antam Tbk (ANTM) ahead of a possible rise to around Rp 2.693.000 per gram. At the same time, MSCI’s Global Market Accessibility Review highlighted lingering structural barriers in the Indonesian equity market, a signal that could curb foreign‑fund inflows, while technology‑heavy PT GoTo Gojek Tokopedia (GOTO) held its “gocap” level of Rp 50 000 and retained a buy rating from Mandiri Sekuritas. Overall, gold‑related stocks saw limited movement, whereas concerns from MSCI and steady demand for GOTO suggest mixed sentiment across the broader IDX.

Investor.ID· 20 JunANTMANTMGOTOGOTOHRTAHRTA

PT ANTAM (Persero) Tbk was re‑included as a constituent of three KEHATI ESG indices – the SRI‑KEHATI, ESG Quality 45 IDX KEHATI and ESG Sector Leaders IDX KEHATI – for the June‑November 2026 period, reflecting the company’s strong and consistent ESG performance. The designation, announced by the Indonesia Stock Exchange and confirmed by the KEHATI foundation, signals to investors that ANTAM meets high sustainability and governance standards. As a result, the news is expected to bolster investor confidence and could attract ESG‑focused fund inflows, providing a positive lift to ANTAM’s share price and market sentiment.

Emiten News· 20 JunANTMANTMBEEFBEEFBOLABOLA

PT Xolare RCR Energy Tbk (SOLA) announced a new capital‑expenditure program of roughly Rp30‑40 billion to fund heavy‑equipment purchases and a base‑camp for its subsidiary PT ABI in South Sumatra, aimed at expanding operations, completing strategic projects and diversifying into renewable‑energy and carbon‑capture services. The investment is expected to boost SOLA’s operational capacity, generate recurring maintenance revenue and gradually cut liabilities from about Rp117 billion to Rp106 billion. Analysts view the capex boost as a positive catalyst for the stock, suggesting improved earnings prospects and a more resilient business model amid Indonesia’s energy transition.

Emiten News· 20 JunANTMANTMBEEFBEEFBOLABOLA

On Friday (June 19) shares of Prajogo Pangestu’s Barito Group fell sharply, with PT Barito Pacific Tbk (BRPT) leading the decline at –4.49 % to Rp 1,700, followed by PT Petrindo Jaya Kreasi (CUAN) –4.23 %, PT Chandra Asri Pacific (TPIA) –2.83 %, PT Barito Renewables Energy (BREN) –2.36 % and several other affiliates. The sell‑off occurred while the Jakarta Composite Index (IHSG) edged up only 0.08 % to 6,177.139, trading in a narrow green zone amid high intraday volatility. Overall, 332 stocks rose, 342 fell and trading volume reached Rp 26.5 trillion.

Emiten News· 20 JunANTMANTMBEEFBEEFBOLABOLA

PT Bali Bintang Sejahtera Tbk (BOLA), the owner of the Bali United football club, said it is in the process of selling an indirect subsidiary—a non‑material transaction that still requires OJK approval—after the Indonesia Stock Exchange asked it to comment on recent share‑price volatility. The company reported a 28.8 % rise in Q1 2026 revenue to Rp77.86 billion, but pre‑tax losses jumped 264 % to Rp102.86 billion, and its shares closed up 1.27 % (Rp160) on June 19, gaining about 23 % for the week despite an 8 % year‑to‑date decline.

Emiten News· 20 JunANTMANTMBEEFBEEFBOLABOLA

Estika Tata Tiara (ticker BEEF) has shifted its core business to importing and trading frozen beef, now accounting for about 94.5 % of 2025 revenue and expanding cold‑storage capacity to over 26,000 tons. SimInvest analysts say the move positions BEEF to capture Indonesia’s persistent beef‑supply deficit, projecting double‑digit revenue growth, lower leverage and a buy rating with a 12‑month target of Rp 235 versus the current ~Rp 158. The upgraded outlook is expected to lift investor sentiment and could drive the stock higher in the near term.

Emiten News· 20 JunANTMANTMBEEFBEEFBOLABOLA

The Jakarta Composite Index (IHSG) jumped 2.8% to 6,177.1 in the week of 15‑19 June, lifting the IDX market‑cap 2.5% to about Rp 10.788 trillion. Ten stocks accounted for most of the rise, led by Bank Central Asia (BBCA), which added 35.13 points after a 6.3% gain, followed by Ekamas Mora (MORA) (+23.3%), Bayan Resources (BYAN) (+13.4%), Bumi Resources Minerals (BRMS), Capital Finance Indonesia (CASA) and Bank Rakyat Indonesia (BBRI). The strong performance of these large‑cap shares drove the overall market rally.

Investor.ID· 20 JunAGROAGROAMMNAMMNBBCABBCA

Foreign investors on the Indonesia Stock Exchange recorded a sharp net‑sell of more than 2.9 billion shares on Friday, after a net‑sell of 450 million shares the day before, with total foreign sell volume rising to 11.73 billion shares versus 8.79 billion bought. The biggest net‑buy was PT GoTo Gojek Tokopedia (GOTO), which saw a net inflow of 888 million shares, followed by Bank Central Asia (BBCA) and Indo Acidatama (SRSN); the largest net‑sell was Bukalapak (BUKA) with a net outflow of 859 million shares, along with Dian Swastatika (DSSA), Bumi Resources (BUMI) and Amman Mineral (AMMN). The heavy net‑selling pressure indicates a broadly bearish stance from foreign investors despite selective buying in a few high‑profile stocks.

IDN Financials· 19 JunAMMNAMMNBBCABBCABUKABUKA

The Jakarta Composite Index (IHSG) closed at 6,177.14 on Friday, up 0.08 % (4.80 points), while the LQ45 benchmark fell 1.22 % to 609.40, as the market was squeezed between a fresh MSCI warning over Indonesia’s weak information‑flow and transparency and a softer global backdrop after the U.S.–Iran cease‑fire and hawkish Fed expectations. MSCI flagged concerns about share‑ownership visibility and coordinated trading, which could raise perceived risk for foreign investors ahead of its annual market‑classification review on 24 June. Sector‑wise, health care led gains (+2.67 %), followed by infrastructure and consumer staples, whereas basic materials, finance and industrials posted the biggest declines.

Antara Bursa· 19 JunBCICBCICBNLIBNLILUCYLUCY

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Bloomberg Technoz· 19 JunBCICBCICSDMUSDMUZONEZONE

Hotel Sahid (SHID) Incar Pendapatan Rp155,8 Miliar pada 2026

Bisnis.com· 19 JunLAPDLAPDMICEMICESHIDSHID