The Jakarta Composite Index (JCI) closed the first trading session on Tuesday, April 28, 2026, in negative territory. According to data from Stockbit, the composite index experienced a slight correction, settling at 7,095.58.
The JCI slipped by 10.94 points, or 0.15 percent, to reach the 7,095.58 mark. Trading activity remained steady, with a total transaction value reaching Rp 8.59 trillion, driven by a trading volume of 17.17 billion shares across 1.27 million transactions. Meanwhile, the rupiah mirrored this downward trend, weakening by 33.10 points (0.19 percent) to trade at Rp 17,224 per US dollar.
Despite the broader market dip, several stocks saw significant momentum. The top gainers of the session included LAPD (Leyand International) which climbed 34.21 percent to 102, followed by LMPI (Langgeng Makmur Industri) up 31.33 percent to 197, LUCK (Sentral Mitra Informatika) up 30.48 percent to 137, LCKM (LCK Global Kedaton) up 28.89 percent to 174, and ESIP (Sinergi Inti Plastindo) gaining 27.12 percent to 150.
Conversely, the top losers list was led by JAWA (Jaya Agra Wattie), which fell 14.56 percent to 176. Other notable decliners included BNGA (Bank CIMB Niaga) down 8.60 percent to 1,700, PKPK (Paragon Karya Perkasa) down 8.47 percent to 3,350, UDNG (Agro Bahari Nusantara) down 7.20 percent to 1,095, and CTTH (Citatah) down 6.83 percent to 150.
In terms of market liquidity, the top value stocks were dominated by heavyweights: BMRI (Bank Mandiri) led with Rp 590.06 billion, followed by BBCA (Bank Central Asia) at Rp 571.12 billion, PTRO (Petrosea) at Rp 478.47 billion, BBRI (Bank Rakyat Indonesia) at Rp 415.11 billion, and ANTM (Aneka Tambang) at Rp 390.60 billion.
The top volume movers for the session were ESIP (Sinergi Inti Plastindo) with 14.01 million shares traded, BUMI (Bumi Resources) with 12.35 million, BNBR (Bakrie & Brothers) with 6.67 million, BIPI (Astrindo Nusantara Infrastruktur) with 5.91 million, and KOTA (DMS Propertindo) with 5.59 million shares.
Regional markets showed mixed performance as reported by Stockbit and Yahoo Finance. Japan’s Nikkei 225 index retreated by 0.89 percent to 59,996.05, and Hong Kong’s Hang Seng index fell 0.67 percent to 25,752.60. China’s SSE Composite index also saw a slight decline of 0.07 percent to 4,083.47. Bucking the downward trend, Singapore’s Straits Times index rose by 0.32 percent to 4,908.49.
Summary
The Jakarta Composite Index (JCI) closed its first trading session on April 28, 2026, in negative territory, settling at 7,095.58 after a 0.15 percent correction. The rupiah also weakened, dropping 0.19 percent to Rp 17,224 per US dollar. Trading activity saw a total transaction value of Rp 8.59 trillion.
While the broader market experienced a dip, some individual stocks saw significant gains, contrasting with notable declines in others. Regionally, major Asian markets presented a mixed picture, with Japan, Hong Kong, and China indices falling, while Singapore’s Straits Times index recorded a rise.