
JAKARTA — PT Bank Central Asia Tbk (BBCA) saw a significant show of confidence from its top brass as a number of directors and commissioners collectively increased their shareholdings on March 25, 2026. All these strategic transactions were executed at a uniform price of Rp6,982 per share, signaling a clear intention for long-term investment by the financial institution’s leadership.
According to information disclosed to the public, the purchases were meticulously detailed, highlighting individual commitments. Leading this move was BCA’s President Commissioner, Jahja Setiaatmadja, who acquired an additional 802,056 shares. This substantial purchase, valued at approximately Rp5.59 billion, bolstered his ownership from 35,000,644 to 35,802,700 shares, marking a notable increase in his stake in the prominent bank.
The trend of increasing share ownership extended across the board to other key executives. Director Frengky Chandra Kusuma also demonstrated his belief in BCA’s future, purchasing 405,990 shares at the same price. This transaction involved an estimated Rp2.83 billion and raised his total ownership from 2,429,926 to 2,835,916 shares. Similarly, Director Lianawaty Suwono accumulated 465,825 shares, with an estimated transaction value of Rp3.25 billion, increasing her holdings from 3,440,417 to 3,906,242 shares.
Further bolstering their stakes, Director A. Widodo Mulyono acquired 240,569 shares, amounting to approximately Rp1.68 billion. This acquisition propelled his total ownership from 440,838 to 681,407 shares. From the OJK report, Director Hendra Tanumihardja also added 147,933 shares, valued at around Rp1.03 billion, thereby increasing his ownership from 193,206 to 341,139 shares. Concurrently, Director Haryanto Tiara Budiman bought 379,428 shares for approximately Rp2.65 billion, elevating his total ownership from 1,057,378 to 1,436,806 shares.
Collectively, these significant share acquisition activities by BCA’s management and board of commissioners amounted to more than 2.4 million shares. The combined estimated financial outlay for these purchases exceeded Rp17 billion, underscoring a strong collective vote of confidence in the bank’s long-term prospects and strategic direction.
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