JAKARTA— On Tuesday, June 3, transactions involving foreign investors on the Indonesia Stock Exchange remained in the red zone. Compared to the previous trading day, when 823 million shares were recorded as net sell, today's net foreign net sell of 15.01 million shares represented a considerable rise.

In comparison to the previous trading day (2/6), when there were roughly 7–8 billion shares, the number of foreign transactions continued to decrease. There were 5.51 billion shares of stock purchased by foreign investors overall. Foreign investors had a net sell of 15.01 million shares, with a sales volume (foreign sell) of 5.53 billion.

The Panin Group's financial services provider, PT Panin Financial Tbk (PNLF), had the highest net sell volume today. 103.27 million shares were purchased by PNLF's overseas investors, compared to 352.22 million shares sold. This issuer made a net sell volume of 248.95 million shares.

With a net sell of 133.44 million shares, PNLF's parent firm, PT Bank Pan Indonesia Tbk (PNBN), also rose to the third-top selling spot. Foreigners purchased a total of 23.03 million of its shares, while 156.48 million were sold.

After foreigners purchased 95.64 million shares and sold 320.76 million, PT Bumi Resources Tbk (BUMI) came in second with a net sell of 225.12 million shares. This stock is involved in coal mining.

PT Bumi Resources Mineras Tbk (BRMS), BUMI's mineral mining subsidiary, came next with a net sell of 110.46 million shares. Foreign investors purchased 65.62 million shares of BRMS, while 176.09 million shares were sold.

PT Barito Pacific Tbk (BRPT) closed with a net sell of 45.73 million shares at the final place. Foreigners purchased about 47 million of its shares today, while they also sold 92.74 million shares.

However, with a net buy of 817.37 million shares, PT GoTo Gojek Tokopedia Tbk (GOTO) took the top spot of top buy. A total of 2.93 billion shares were purchased by foreigners in GOTO, whereas 2.11 billion shares were sold.

PT J Resources Asia Pasifik Tbk (PSAB), a gold mining investment business, came next with a net buy of 108.19 million shares. Foreigners sold 147.83 million of its shares and purchased 256.03 million.

A net buy of 46.21 million shares went to PT Merdeka Battery Materials Tbk (MBMA), a manufacturer of batteries for electric vehicles, while 42.32 million shares went to PT Aneka Tambang Tbk (ANTM), a company that mines metal ore.

MBMA's foreign buying volume was 78.82 million shares, while its selling volume was only 32.60 million. In contrast, ANTM's foreign investors sold fewer than 70 million shares and bought 111.78 million shares.

Finally, when foreigners purchased 24.31 million of its shares and sold just around 2.34 million, PT Buana Lintas Lautan Tbk (BULL), an oil and gas tanker issuer, had a net buy volume of nearly 22 million shares. (KD)

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