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Foreign Investors Net Sold Rp600 Billion in Indonesian Stocks
Indonesia’s main stock index rose 0.94% to 5,328.36 on Wednesday, October 21, 2026.
The rise was slower than the previous day’s gain.
Foreign investors were net sellers of about Rp600 billion, buying Rp6.1 trillion in shares and selling Rp6.7 trillion.
Net selling means investors sold more shares than they bought.
Bank Mandiri had the largest net foreign sale, at Rp227.42 billion.
Other heavily sold shares included Aneka Tambang, Telkom Indonesia and Bank Rakyat Indonesia.
Foreign selling continued even as the wider market rose, showing that overseas investors’ trades did not match the index’s direction that day.
Foreign investors recorded net sales of about Rp600 billion in Indonesian stocks on Wednesday, 21 October 2026.
They bought Rp6.1 trillion worth of shares and sold Rp6.7 trillion.
The Jakarta Composite Index closed at 5,328.36, up 49.47 points, or 0.94%.
Bank Mandiri had the largest net foreign sale among the 10 stocks listed, at Rp227.42 billion.
- Who
- Foreign investors.
- What
- They recorded net sales of about Rp600 billion in Indonesian stocks.
- When
- Wednesday, 21 October 2026.
- Where
- The Indonesian stock market.
- Why
- The sources do not state why foreign investors sold shares.
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- Net foreign sales
- About Rp600 billion
- Foreign buying
- Rp6.1 trillion
- Foreign selling
- Rp6.7 trillion
- Jakarta Composite Index close
- 5,328.36, up 0.94%
- Largest listed net foreign sale
- Bank Mandiri (BMRI), Rp227.42 billion