JAKARTA – Despite facing allegations of an investment fund account breach, shares of PT Bank Central Asia Tbk. (BBCA) have continued to demonstrate a positive performance in the market.
According to data from the Indonesia Stock Exchange (BEI), BBCA shares strengthened by 0.96%, reaching Rp7,925 per share by the close of trading on Friday, September 12, 2025. However, it is noteworthy that the current share price still reflects an 18.09% decline year-to-date, indicating a mixed performance over a longer period.
During the day’s trading, a significant volume of 156.08 million BBCA shares were transacted, culminating in a robust turnover value exceeding Rp1.24 trillion. The company’s market capitalization, or market cap, remained substantial, standing at Rp976.95 trillion.
In a related development, Indonesia’s largest private bank has firmly denied the circulating news of a staggering Rp70 billion investment fund account breach. This swift rebuttal aims to alleviate concerns amidst the allegations.
Hera F. Haryn, EVP Corporate Communication and Social Responsibility at BCA, has unequivocally stated that the information currently circulating is inaccurate. She further reassured the public that no financial losses have been incurred by the bank’s valued customers.
“We can confirm that BCA’s system is secure, and no financial loss has been experienced by any of our customers,” Hera affirmed in an official statement released on Friday, August 12, 2025, underscoring the bank’s commitment to security.
BCA consistently prioritizes data protection, implementing multi-layered security strategies and rigorous standards to safeguard customer information. The bank also diligently executes necessary risk mitigation measures to ensure the integrity and security of both customer data and digital transactions.
The financial institution is actively supporting the implicated securities company in conducting a thorough investigation into the ongoing issue. Hera reiterated BCA’s unwavering commitment to cooperate fully with all relevant parties, including regulatory authorities, to resolve the matter comprehensively.
Earlier, reports had emerged detailing allegations that a BCA customer fund account (CFA) at a specific securities firm had been breached, with estimated losses soaring to approximately Rp70 billion, sparking widespread concern.
Adding to the official statements, I Ketut Alam Wangsawijaya, Corporate Secretary of BCA, confirmed that the bank’s management, in conjunction with the relevant securities company, is meticulously examining the incident and reinforcing the assurance that BCA’s systems remain secure.
“BCA is conducting an in-depth investigation into this incident, together with the relevant securities company,” Ketut stated in an information disclosure, highlighting the serious and collaborative nature of their efforts.
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Summary
Despite allegations of a customer fund account breach, PT Bank Central Asia Tbk. (BBCA) shares showed resilience, closing at Rp7,925 per share on Friday, September 12, 2025, a 0.96% increase. Trading volume was significant, exceeding Rp1.24 trillion, with a market capitalization remaining substantial at Rp976.95 trillion. However, the year-to-date performance still reflects an 18.09% decline.
BCA has firmly denied the Rp70 billion investment fund account breach allegations, stating that its systems are secure and no financial losses have been incurred by customers. The bank emphasizes its commitment to data protection through multi-layered security and is actively supporting the implicated securities company in a thorough investigation, cooperating with regulatory authorities to resolve the matter.