DCI Indonesia Stocks Immediately Get ARB

Illustration. (Photo: Doc. DCI Indonesia)

JAKARTA - For about 2 months, the shares of PT DCI Indonesia Tbk (DCII) were suspended by the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX). And today, Thursday, August 12, the issuer, whose 11.12 percent stake is owned by conglomerate Anthony Salim, has been released from the temporary suspension of stock trading (suspension).

In an announcement made by the Head of the IDX's Transaction Supervision Division, Lidia M. Panjaitan and the Head of the IDX's Trading Operations and Regulatory Division, Irvan Susandy, the suspension was opened during the first trading session on the IDX on Thursday today.

"Referring to the announcement of the Stock Exchange Number Peng-SPT-0093/BEI/WAS/06-2021 dated June 16, 2021 regarding the temporary suspension of trading in DCI Indonesia shares on June 17, it is hereby announced that the suspension of trading of DCI Indonesia shares in the regular market and cash market will be re-opened. starting trading session I on August 12, 2021," read the IDX announcement.

DCII's shares were previously suspended by the IDX on June 17, 2021, or almost 2 months in line with the significant increase in DCII's share price.

IDX has also examined the DCII stock transaction following up on the June 17 stock suspension. This is the second suspension carried out after DCII shares rose significantly.

This morning, VOI's monitoring at 09.45 a.m. DCII shares were immediately hit by a lower auto reject (ARB) because they fell 7 percent to the level of Rp. 54,875 per share. As is known, DCII's shares were last traded at the level of Rp. 59,000 per share on Wednesday, June 16.

For your information, DCII has only been on the capital market on January 6, 2021, with an initial public offering (IPO) price of IDR 420 per share. DCII's shares have skyrocketed 14,000 percent from the IPO price.

The effective shareholders of DCII until July 30, 2021, are owned by Otto Toto Sugiri at 29.90 percent, Marina Budiman 22.51 percent, Han Arming Hanafia 14.11 percent. All three are controlling shareholders.

Meanwhile, Anthony Salim is recorded as holding 11.12 percent ownership. The rest, public shareholders 22.36 percent.