Abandoned By Singapore Financial Fund Company, Bank Owned By Conglomerate Anthony Salim Reveals New Shareholders

Conglomerate Anthony Salim. (Photo: Doc. Antara)

JAKARTA - PT Bank Ina Perdana Tbk (BINA) has a new shareholder. They are UOB Kay Hian Pte Ltd and PT Asuransi Jiwa Central Asia Raya.

Both of them entered the list of shareholders of Bank Ina after the bank belonging to conglomerate Anthony Salim was abandoned by Liontrust S/A NS ASEAN Financials Fund. This Singapore-based company released 1.03 billion shares of Bank Ina, equivalent to 17.42 percent.

Based on reports of securities ownership reaching 5 percent or more submitted by Bank Ina to the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX), Thursday, February 10, UOB Kay Hian's position replaces Liontrust. This means that UOB Kay Hian owns 17.42 percent or 1.03 billion shares.

If we refer to BINA's current share price of IDR 4,250, the change in ownership from Liontrust to UOB Kay Hian is worth IDR 4.39 trillion.

Central Asia Raya Life Insurance is also on the list. Insurance which is also owned by Anthoni Salim now holds 7.96 percent or the equivalent of 472.67 million shares of Bank Ina.

Even so, most of the companies owned by Anthony Salim still dominate Bank Ina's share ownership.

The following is the composition of Bank Ina's shareholders for the January 2022 period:

* PT Indolife Pensiontama - 1.33 billion shares (22.47 percent)

* PT Samudera Biru - 1.04 billion shares (17.56 percent)

* PT Gaya Baru Masa Kini - 673.04 million shares (11.34 percent)

* DBS Bank Ltd S/A LTSL AS Trustee of NS Financial Fund - 593.39 million shares (9.99 percent)

* PT Philadel Terra Lestari - 397.32 million shares (6.69 percent)