The Jakarta Composite Index (JCI) maintained its upward momentum, finishing the first trading session on Wednesday (May 6) in positive territory. According to data from Stockbit, the composite index climbed to reach the 7,102.72 level.
By the end of the session, the JCI had gained 45.62 points, or 0.64%, settling at 7,102.72. Market activity remained robust, with a transaction value of Rp10.47 trillion generated from 22.57 billion shares traded across 1.49 million transactions.
The market saw significant movement among individual stocks, with several names leading the charge in both gains and losses.
Top Gainers
- RICY (Ricky Putra Globalindo) rose 32 points (34.04%) to 126
- DEFI (Danasupra Erapacific) rose 42 points (28.19%) to 191
- PYFA (Pyridam Farma) rose 76 points (25.00%) to 380
- SURI (Maja Agung Latexindo) rose 18 points (23.68%) to 94
- ABDA (Asuransi Bina Dana Arta) rose 840 points (22.05%) to 4,650
Top Losers
- YPAS (Yanaprima Hastapersada) fell 165 points (12.79%) to 1,125
- BOBA (Formosa Ingredient Factory) fell 32 points (10.46%) to 274
- PNGO (Pinago Utama) fell 370 points (9.49%) to 3,530
- SHIP (Sillo Maritime Perdana) fell 330 points (8.46%) to 3,570
- CASA (Capital Finance Indonesia) fell 120 points (8.16%) to 1,350
Trading activity was dominated by high-value transactions and heavy volume, highlighting investor interest in specific sectors.
Top Value Leaders
- BRPT (Barito Pacific) with a value of Rp1.07 trillion
- PTRO (Petrosea) with a value of Rp437.05 billion
- BMRI (Bank Mandiri (Persero)) with a value of Rp341.91 billion
- BBRI (Bank Rakyat Indonesia (Persero)) with a value of Rp311.82 billion
- CUAN (Petrindo Jaya Kreasi) with a value of Rp268.66 billion
Top Volume Leaders
- GOTO (GoTo Gojek Tokopedia) with 31.20 million shares
- ENZO (Morenzo Abadi Perkasa) with 10.36 million shares
- ASHA (Cilacap Samudera Fishing Industry) with 8.75 million shares
- BUMI (Bumi Resources) with 7.86 million shares
- KOTA (DMS Propertindo) with 7.33 million shares
Broadening the view to the regional landscape, the majority of Asian stock exchanges followed the JCI’s lead, trading in the green. Based on data compiled from Stockbit and Yahoo Finance, the performance of regional markets is as follows:
- Japan’s Nikkei 225 Index rose 0.38% to 59,513.12
- Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index rose 0.79% to 26,104.42
- China’s SSE Composite Index rose 1.26% to 4,164.42
- Singapore’s Straits Times Index rose 0.08% to 4,924.40
Summary
The Jakarta Composite Index (JCI) concluded the Wednesday morning trading session with a 0.64% gain, rising 45.62 points to reach the 7,102.72 level. Market activity was robust, recording a transaction value of Rp10.47 trillion from the exchange of 22.57 billion shares. This positive momentum was supported by significant price movements in various stocks and heavy trading volumes.
Mirroring the JCI’s upward trend, most major Asian stock exchanges also posted gains during the session. Markets including the Nikkei 225, Hang Seng, SSE Composite, and Straits Times Index all finished in positive territory. This regional performance highlights a broad-based investor interest across Asian financial markets.