Indonesian smelters halt tin ingot exports -assoc

Smelters in Indonesia's main tin producing region of Bangka island have halted all tin ingot exports and will meet this evening to decide the length of the ban, an industry group said on Monday.

Smelter owners on Bangka island are due to meet from 1300 GMT to discuss the export ban, the Indonesian Tin Industry Association, told Reuters.

"Smelter owners had agreed to stop all tin ingot exports," said Murod. "(It) started two days ago -- owners are not doing shipping until unspecified time limit."

He added that the meeting had been arranged with the Bangka governor Eko Maulana Ali, and that smelter owners could re-start if prices returned to between $22,000-$24,000 a
tonne range.

Tin, mainly used in solders for electronics, struck a record high above $33,000 in April but like other base metals has slumped in recent sessions, as fears of a global recession fueled another round of selling in base metals.

At 0741 GMT, benchmark tin on the London Metal Exchange fell more than 8 percent to a low at $18,401 a tonne on fears over economic uncertainties.


On Friday, Murod said tin exports from Southeast Asia's largest economy, could fall by more than half to 40,000 tonnes per year, if benchmark tin prices held at current levels or below.
"The market is in deficit despite price action, and this would help shore up the market," said Robin Bhar, an analyst at Credit Agricole in London. "It wasn't that long ago we were trading $28,000-$29,000... this news will help to stabilise.

"It is not going to take it all the way back up to $29,000 but effectively, it puts a floor under the price," he added. "This sort of news, if it is confirmed and followed through ... this will have a major impact on the market."

Indonesia, the world's top refined tin exporter, expects to produce 90,000 tonnes of refined tin this year, up from 78,965 tonnes in 2010, on expectations of improved weather conditions.

Trade ministry data showed that Indonesia's tin exports from January until August this year were 67,989.84 tonnes.

Bangka island, off Sumatra's east coast, is the world's largest tin-producing area. Indonesia supplies about 30 percent of the world's tin consumption.

A crackdown on illegal mining, tighter export regulations, declining onshore reserves and rain that had hindered production in Indonesia helped drive the tin rally earlier this year.
Small smelters on Bangka island depend on traditional miners for between 70 and 80 percent of their ore supply.

The Indonesian ministry for coal and mining, energy did not respond to telephone calls or text messages on Monday. Source: Reuters

Indonesia tin exports may fall 50 pct on price drop-assoc

Tin shipments from the world's top tin exporter Indonesia may fall by over 50 percent to 40,000 tonnes per year, if benchmark prices for the metal remain at current levels or below, an industry association said on Friday.

"My forecast, if prices remain at current level or lower, then annual exports will fall ... with volume at 40,000 tonnes per year," Johan Murod, general secretary at the Indonesian Tin Industry Association, told Reuters.

Tin , mainly used in solders for electronics, struck a record high above $33,000 in April but like other base metals, has slumped to its lowest level in more than one year amid a bleak outlook for the global economy. Source: Reuters

Ekspor Timah Diperkirakan Stagnan Sampai Akhir Tahun 2011

Ekspor timah batangan diperkirakan masih stagnan pada kisaran 8.000 ton per bulan hingga akhir 2011 karena pergerakan permintaan akan komoditas tersebut cenderung tidak berubah.

"Kalau nanti harga timah bisa kembali naik sampai US$ 26 ribu per ton pun, volume ekspor tidak akan lebih banyak dari September ini. Saya lihat tipis kemungkinan ekspor timah akan naik karena November-Desember permintaan biasanya sepi, banyak industri yang tidak terlalu aktif pada akhir tahun," kata Wakil Ketua Umum Asosiasi Industri Timah Indonesia Rudi Irawan ketika dihubungi di Jakarta, Senin.

Selama Agustus 2011, menurut data Kementerian Perdagangan, ekspor timah batangan tercatat 8.559,61 ton dengan nilai US$ 197,74 juta atau turun dari Juli yang volumenya mencapai 9.316,20 ton dengan nilai US$ 223,34 juta.

Menurut Rudi, penurunan realisasi ekspor timah batangan selama kurun waktu itu terjadi karena harga komoditas tersebut di pasar internasional menurun sehingga eksportir memilih untuk menahan kegiatan ekspor hingga harga membaik.

Harga rata-rata timah batangan di pasar internasional yang tercatat pernah mencapai US$ 32.347 per ton pada April 2011 cenderung menurun hingga menjadi US$ 25.519 per ton pada Juni dan kemudian naik lagi menjadi US$ 27.396 per ton pada Juli.

"Selama Agustus harga timah turun, berada pada kisaran US$ 23.000 per ton hingga US$ 24.000 per ton," kata dia.

Pada September pun harga timah di pasar internasional tidak banyak berubah. Sebagai gambaran, pada Jumat (9/9) harga timah di London Metal Exchange tercatat sebesar US$ 24.480 per ton.

Selama Agustus 2011, ekspor timah batangan paling banyak masih ditujukan ke Singapura yakni sebanyak 7.065,80 ton (US$ 162,65 juta), kemudian Malaysia sebanyak 759,90 ton (US$ 17,83 juta) dan Jepang sebanyak 278,12 ton (US$ 6,42 juta).

Alih Pasar

Meskipun secara keseluruhan turun, namun selama kurun waktu itu ekspor timah batangan Indonesia ke beberapa negara seperti Jepang dan Belanda justru terlihat naik dibanding bulan sebelumnya.

"Mereka rata-rata mengalihkan pasar ke negara-negara Eropa dan Jepang supaya bisa mendapat harga premium. Selisih harganya bisa sampai US$ 500 per ton. Kalau di negara seperti Singapura dan Malaysia eksportir biasanya mendapat potongan sampai US$ 400 per ton, di Jepang dan negara-negara Eropa mereka justru mendapat tambahan sebesar itu," katanya.

Ekspor timah batangan ke Jepang yang selama Juli 2011 tercatat sebanyak 101,12 ton (US$ 2,74 juta) memang meningkat signifikan menjadi 278,12 ton (US$ 6,42 juta) pada bulan berikutnya.

Ekspor komoditas tersebut ke Belanda juga naik dari 50,61 ton (US$ 1,33 juta) pada Juli 2011 menjadi 76,21 ton (US$ 1,68 juta) pada Agustus 2011.

Sementara ekspor timah batangan ke negara utama seperti Singapura selama kurun waktu itu tercatat menurun dari 7.755,90 ton menjadi 7.065,80 ton.

Ekspor komoditas tersebut ke Malaysia yang pada Juli 2011 sebanyak 883,78 ton, juga turun menjadi 759,90 ton pada Agustus 2011.

Ekspor Timah Turun Selama Agustus 2011

Realisasi ekspor timah batangan selama periode Agustus 2011 tercatat 8.559,61 ton dengan nilai US$ 197,74 juta, turun dari bulan sebelumnya, demikian data Kementerian Perdagangan Jakarta yang diperoleh Senin, menunjukkan.

Selama Juli 2011, realisasi ekspor timah batangan tercatat 9.316,20 ton dengan nilai US$ 223,34 juta.

Kepala Sub Direktorat Ekspor Produk Pertambangan Toto Rusbianto memperkirakan, penurunan ekspor timah batangan selama Agustus 2011 terjadi karena harga komoditas tersebut di tingkat internasional menurun, sehingga pelaku usaha menahan pengiriman ekspor.

Harga rata-rata timah batangan internasional pernah mencapai US$ 32.347 per ton pada April 2011 kemudian turun menjadi US$ 28.271 per ton pada Mei dan turun lagi menjadi US$ 25.519 per ton pada Juni dan naik lagi menjadi US$ 27.396 dolar AS per ton pada Juli.

Di London Metal Exchange pada 29 Agustus 2011, harga timah tercatat senilai US$ 23.819 per ton, sementara Jumat (9/9), harga timah di London Metal Exchange sebesar US$ 24.480 per ton.

Menurut data Kementerian Perdagangan, ekspor timah batangan pada Agustus 2011 paling banyak masih ditujukan ke Singapura yakni sebanyak 7.065,80 ton dengan nilai US$ 162,65 juta, kemudian Malaysia sebanyak 759,90 ton (US$ 17,83 juta) dan Jepang sebanyak 278,12 ton (US$ 6,42 juta).

Di samping itu, selama Agustus lalu timah batangan Indonesia juga diekspor ke Korea sebanyak 85,82 ton dengan nilai US$ 2,03 juta, Belanda (76,21 ton senilai US$ 1,66 juta) dan Taiwan (74,25 ton dengan nilai US$ 1,83 juta).

Sementara ekspor timah batangan ke India tercatat 49,73 ton (US$ 1,19 juta), Thailand 48,58 ton (US$ 1,18 juta), AS sebanyak 25,50 ton (US$ 702,22 ribu), China 25,44 ton (US$ 559,70 ribu), Turki 25,07 ton (US$ 551,53 ribu), Spanyol 25,03 ton (US$ 550,67 ribu) dan Australia 20,15 ton (US$ 520,95 ribu).

Indonesian palm oil refiners the winners after tax move

* Refiners, down-stream business gets boost from tax changes

* Indonesian palm oil industry wins upperhand over Malaysia?

* Wilmar, SMART among those likely to benefit

Indonesian palm oil refiners and other downstream firms will be the big winners after the world's top producer made changes to its export taxes this week, analysts and traders said on Friday. 

Southeast Asia's biggest economy will cut the export tax cap on crude palm oil (CPO) to 22.5 percent from 25 percent previously, and on palm oil products (olein) to 13 percent from 25 percent from Oct. 1. 

"If the palm products export tax is slashed from 25 percent to 13 percent, that appears to be quite a significant reduction," said commodities analyst Chen Xin Yi at Barclays Capital.

"At a broader policy level, it makes sense to promote more downstream, value-added industries and refineries will be one of them. 

"In the absence of any changes to Malaysian CPO and palm product export tax structure, and assuming that Indonesian and Malaysian refiners had so far been price competitive, my preliminary assessment is that Indonesian refineries would have an advantage over Malaysian refineries." 

Indonesia outpaced Malaysia to become the top palm oil producer in 2007, and is expected to produce about 23 million tonnes this year.

Exports from the archipelago of 17,000 islands are seen at 17 million tonnes in 2011, with India a top buyer. 

The CPO export tax, set at 15 percent for September, is aimed at securing domestic supply and reducing volatility in cooking oil prices. 

Trade ministry and industry officials meet every month to decide the tax rate for the following month, using the average spot crude palm oil prices in Rotterdam in the preceding 30 days as a reference price. 

The new export rate will be calculated based on CIF Rotterdam prices, Malaysian benchmark and Jakarta future prices, according to a finance ministry document seen by Reuters. 

"The Indonesian CPO producers will now have a greater incentive to sell domestically to the refiners, rather than exporting," said Xin Yi. 

REFINERIES RULE?

Firms with extensive palm interests in Indonesia include Singapore's Wilmar , the world's largest listed palm oil firm, and Sinar Mas Agro Resources and Technology (SMART) .

The government said earlier this year that Wilmar would invest $900 million to build factories in Indonesia to produce palm products such as soap and margarine. 

Palm oil giant SMART plans to invest up to 9 trillion rupiah ($1 billion) until 2015 to make downstream products, the firm said in late March.

"Indonesian refiners gain a much higher refining margin," said a Jakarta-based trader. "This will enable them to reduce their prices and compete with Malaysia." 

(Refiners) have been lobbying intensely," he added. "They hav been expanding their downstream hugely over the past year or already have plans underway as early as this year." 

He added that Malaysia, may now be forced to reduce CPO prices to enable its refiners to be more competitive. ($1 = 2.988 ringgits). Source: Reuters

Fitch Adaro Ratings No Immediate Impact on Acquisition Step

Fitch Ratings said that PT Adaro Indonesia's (Adaro Indonesia) ratings are not immediately affected by its parent's, PT Adaro Energy Tbk (Adaro Energy), acquisition of a 75% stake in a green field coal mining company for US$ 222.5 million. 
 

Adaro Indonesia is rated Long-Term Foreign and Local Currency Issuer Default 'BB+' with Stable outlooks. Its US$ 800 million senior notes due in 2019, guaranteed by Adaro Energy, are also rated 'BB+'.

The acquisition is to be funded by drawing down on existing credit facilities of Adaro Indonesia. In Fitch's view, the immediate increase in debt and associated interest does not significantly affect Adaro Indonesia's financial profile. 

The company is yet to announce details of the coal resources acquired and associated development costs or any guidance on coal production from this venture. Fitch will review the ratings once these details are made available.

Both Adaro Energy and Adaro Indonesia continue to display strong financial profiles, including robust liquidity. Both companies reported improved financial results for the six months ended June 2011 due to higher coal production and stronger selling prices relative to 2010. 

Fitch expects coal prices to remain robust and Adaro Indonesia to benefit from increasing production in the short- to medium-term. At end-June 2011, Adaro Indonesia's adjusted debt net of cash to operating EBITDAR and funds from operations interest coverage were 0.85x and 8.72x, respectively (0.83x and 8.71x, respectively for Adaro Energy).

Saham-saham yang dominan dibeli asing, 25 Agustus 2011

Saham-saham yang dominan dibeli asing, Kamis 25 Agustus 2011

Kode saham                       Volume                       Jual                    Beli

ABDA	463.000	0	250.000
ACES	134.000	0	94.000
ADMG	7.779.500	0	250.000
AKRA	17.778.000	537.500	6.859.500
AMFG	71.000	0	30.000
AMRT	27.500	0	15.500
ASGR	1.442.500	0	590.000
ASRI	71.817.000	10.093.000	39.000.000
BBRI	16.877.500	5.324.000	6.811.500
BBTN	1.039.500	240.000	490.500
BHIT	8.043.500	0	1.611.000
BJBR	6.002.000	0	150.500
BMRI	11.873.500	5.375.000	5.919.500
BNBR	74.414.500	801.500	6.472.500
BRMS	8.913.500	0	5.044.000
BRPT	623.000	15.500	219.000
BSDE	8.837.500	97.500	1.500.000
BTPN	462.500	0	51.500
BVIC	122.943.000	1.080.000	6.386.000
BWPT	2.959.000	0	1.020.000
BYAN	169.000	56.000	169.000
CFIN	4.889.500	0	1.400.000
CLPI	2.048.500	0	71.500
CMNP	39.262.500	5.525.000	10.378.500
CTRA	42.117.000	6.633.500	32.968.500
CTRP	3.544.500	0	1.971.500
CTRS	1.355.500	0	100.000
DILD	4.148.000	0	537.500
DOID	5.831.500	910.000	1.608.500
ELTY	200.714.500	75.000	1.040.000
FASW	307.000	0	15.000
GGRM	650.000	178.500	315.000
GPRA	20.938.500	0	10.000
GZCO	212.500	0	80.000
HEXA	61.000	0	28.000
ICBP	5.796.500	1.736.000	1.978.500
INKP	378.000	77.500	254.000
INRU	13.000	4.500	13.000
INTA	14.683.500	30.500	1.650.000
ISAT	742.500	543.500	558.000
JPFA	1.187.000	2.500	186.500
KIJA	140.999.000	460.000	48.956.500
KKGI	77.000	0	30.000
LPKR	75.227.000	250.000	23.280.500
LSIP	14.349.000	5.460.000	9.327.500
MLIA	27.000	0	25.000
MNCN	8.185.500	660.500	5.712.500
MPPA	991.000	94.500	400.000
MYOH	46.975.000	0	712.500
PGAS	77.753.000	10.042.500	26.001.500
PTPP	3.769.000	0	2.700.000
PWON	9.872.000	0	900.000
RALS	329.000	14.000	134.000
SGRO	720.000	0	510.000
SIMP	10.752.500	3.627.500	7.033.000
SIPD	22.168.000	0	2.200.000
SMRA	170.500	24.000	103.000
SQMI	1.586.000	0	76.000
TBLA	3.438.000	69.000	578.000
TINS	10.010.000	2.996.500	3.355.500
TPIA	611.500	50.000	97.500
UNSP	52.650.000	243.500	7.419.000
VOKS	111.000	0	110.000
WINS	2.191.000	0	1.675.000

Saham-saham yang dominan dibeli asing, 24 Agustus 2011

Saham-saham yang dominan dibeli asing, Rabu 24 Agustus 2011.

Kode saham                      Volume                       Jual                    Beli

AALI	254,000	92,500	104,500
ACES	323,500	0	284,500
AKRA	12,852,500	1,492,500	3,441,000
AMFG	78,000	0	65,000
APLN	34,034,000	0	1,493,000
ASGR	2,014,500	0	231,000
ASRI	119,420,000	13,165,000	33,156,000
BAYU	159,277,000	285,000	1,300,500
BBNI	30,514,500	10,920,000	13,051,500
BBRI	42,878,500	13,576,500	18,303,000
BBTN	3,737,000	57,000	2,993,000
BHIT	16,430,000	0	2,601,500
BIPI	19,528,500	5,000	622,000
BJBR	14,993,000	1,555,000	1,767,500
BKSL	322,937,000	1,826,000	53,516,000
BNII	652,000	134,500	530,000
BNLI	80,500	5,000	62,500
BSDE	6,189,000	1,000,000	4,015,500
BTPN	673,500	500	67,500
BVIC	52,439,500	1,900,000	6,149,000
BWPT	13,680,000	920,000	9,104,500
BYAN	156,000	94,500	126,000
CFIN	8,558,000	2,291,500	3,457,000
CMNP	98,769,000	11,401,000	25,295,000
COWL	13,583,500	0	200,000
CPIN	49,961,500	4,277,000	17,719,500
CTRP	1,517,500	0	1,117,500
DEWA	47,131,000	0	13,841,500
DOID	6,493,500	0	904,500
ELSA	3,578,500	0	98,000
ELTY	351,144,000	1,114,000	6,769,500
ENRG	295,320,000	16,691,000	35,985,000
EPMT	415,500	0	300,000
EXCL	1,490,000	401,500	532,500
FASW	197,500	0	35,000
GIAA	4,264,500	0	364,000
GTBO	10,151,500	0	1,000,000
HDFA	15,233,000	0	5,062,500
HEXA	26,000	0	17,500
HRUM	10,791,500	27,000	4,582,500
IMAS	1,000,000	143,000	900,000
INKP	709,500	126,500	502,000
INRU	899,000	0	63,000
INTA	9,882,000	100,500	650,000
ISAT	1,202,000	678,500	1,128,500
JPFA	2,222,500	125,000	190,000
KRAS	9,356,000	0	172,500
LPKR	69,890,500	0	26,488,000
MNCN	14,791,000	2,058,500	9,222,000
MPPA	901,500	329,500	556,500
PGAS	62,543,000	20,593,500	21,389,000
PNBN	1,569,000	157,000	186,500
PNIN	201,000	0	77,000
PTIS	122,000	0	100,000
PTPP	3,207,000	0	1,328,500
PWON	11,391,500	0	1,854,000
PYFA	8,176,500	0	150,000
SAIP	392,500	0	15,000
SGRO	653,500	167,500	239,000
SMCB	1,351,000	323,000	597,000
SMGR	5,612,000	3,295,500	4,217,500
SMRA	2,764,000	629,500	1,918,000
SSIA	59,011,000	5,646,500	9,946,000
STAR	40,714,500	50,000	90,000
TBLA	5,950,000	12,500	1,449,500
UNSP	83,956,000	0	18,975,000
WIKA	4,909,000	0	2,661,500
WINS	2,922,500	1,267,000	1,507,500

Saham-saham yang dominan dibeli asing, 23 Agustus 2011

Saham-saham yang dominan dibeli asing, Senin 23 Agustus 2011.

Kode saham                      Volume                       Jual                       Beli

ADMG	39.997.000	500.000	3.605.000
AMAG	5.351.000	0	100.000
AMFG	67.000	0	14.500
ANTM	20.004.000	1.868.500	5.107.000
ARNA	487.000	0	92.000
ASGR	6.118.500	137.000	359.000
ASRI	101.076.500	563.500	50.030.000
BBCA	12.260.000	1.433.000	3.013.000
BBNI	41.364.000	29.324.000	31.604.000
BBRI	29.748.000	4.280.000	12.979.000
BHIT	23.428.000	0	4.244.500
BIPI	15.748.500	0	30.000
BISI	3.573.500	0	30.500
BJBR	11.437.000	38.000	843.000
BKSL	59.052.000	0	2.470.500
BNBR	223.969.000	914.500	3.349.500
BTPN	792.500	13.500	68.000
BVIC	8.781.500	0	1.000.000
BWPT	16.784.500	2.925.500	6.052.000
BYAN	243.500	76.500	233.500
CMNP	105.238.500	12.848.500	36.033.500
CPIN	39.307.000	5.216.500	21.694.000
CTRS	612.000	0	284.500
DEWA	111.015.500	0	1.000.000
DILD	3.969.500	0	316.000
DOID	24.351.000	69.000	3.574.500
EKAD	2.621.000	0	63.500
ENRG	544.395.000	5.619.500	9.592.500
GGRM	916.500	341.500	466.500
GIAA	5.759.500	1.000	668.500
GZCO	1.332.500	0	206.000
IMAS	1.111.500	278.000	558.500
INDF	25.165.500	2.391.500	19.396.500
INRU	103.500	33.000	103.500
INTA	32.347.000	252.500	3.700.500
JPFA	1.934.500	0	400.500
JSMR	3.276.000	1.236.000	1.315.500
JTPE	3.398.500	0	462.000
KIAS	1.413.000	0	50.500
KKGI	72.000	0	22.000
KLBF	5.773.000	1.896.000	2.923.500
KRAS	5.694.000	160.000	1.018.000
LPKR	91.577.000	14.693.500	26.530.000
LSIP	19.124.500	4.015.000	16.127.000
MAIN	17.533.000	1.288.000	4.732.500
MDLN	77.246.500	150.000	5.685.000
META	13.421.500	1.417.500	1.815.000
MPPA	2.243.000	399.000	685.500
PNBN	698.000	26.000	69.500
POLY	19.540.500	102.500	300.000
PTBA	2.086.500	186.000	631.500
PTIS	38.000	0	34.000
PTPP	8.013.500	0	2.723.500
PWON	13.122.500	0	1.150.000
RMBA	856.500	0	22.500
ROTI	2.156.500	290.500	770.000
SGRO	1.430.000	0	26.500
SMRA	2.101.000	869.000	1.915.500
SMSM	1.213.500	51.500	70.500
STAR	79.726.000	55.000	75.000
TBLA	8.616.000	7.500	328.000
TOTL	5.724.000	305.000	1.200.000
UNSP	142.630.500	0	29.119.500
UNVR	1.245.000	483.000	658.500
WIKA	5.740.500	0	2.543.000

Saham-saham yang dominan dibeli asing, 22 Agustus 2011

Saham-saham yang dominan dibeli asing, Senin 22 Agustus 2011.

Stock Code	Volume	Foreign Sell	Foreign Buy
AALI	857.000	328.000	418.500
ANTM	12.396.000	2.449.500	4.413.000
APLN	7.216.500	0	500.000
ARNA	834.000	1.500	38.000
ASGR	5.279.000	240.000	282.500
AUTO	499.000	0	144.500
BFIN	92.500	0	31.000
BHIT	35.246.000	300.000	9.088.000
BISI	3.880.000	0	461.000
BJBR	19.891.000	101.500	552.000
BMTR	2.650.000	1.299.500	1.383.500
BNBR	485.334.000	1.000	900.500
BNGA	622.000	20.000	79.000
BRAU	48.068.500	8.785.500	28.333.500
BRPT	997.000	0	116.000
BVIC	7.855.500	0	250.000
BWPT	10.752.500	1.056.500	7.501.500
BYAN	131.000	71.000	131.000
CMNP	62.940.000	6.525.000	17.436.000
CNKO	14.045.500	0	1.500.000
CPIN	35.027.000	2.080.000	9.913.000
CSAP	10.988.500	0	30.000
CTRP	8.304.500	0	5.000.000
DEWA	108.548.500	1.000	310.000
DOID	23.693.500	5.000	720.000
ENRG	502.894.000	2.946.500	70.170.500
EPMT	433.500	0	300.000
EXCL	2.249.500	866.500	1.177.500
GIAA	13.340.500	2.500	1.670.000
GOLD	28.303.500	0	100.000
GZCO	1.376.000	0	551.500
HEXA	53.500	1.000	10.000
IGAR	1.414.500	0	69.000
INDF	21.657.000	7.562.500	16.486.000
INKP	1.059.500	140.000	332.000
INTP	987.500	267.000	616.500
ISAT	986.500	187.000	544.000
JPFA	2.611.000	504.500	1.052.000
KKGI	36.500	0	27.000
KLBF	5.223.000	1.790.500	1.820.000
KRAS	8.280.000	50.000	177.500
KREN	1.176.500	0	38.500
LPKR	80.299.500	9.340.000	18.576.500
LSIP	8.916.500	1.487.000	5.012.500
LTLS	339.500	0	25.000
MAIN	18.205.000	1.000	630.000
MASA	13.642.000	1.334.000	2.000.000
MDLN	119.921.500	500.000	2.000.000
META	4.259.000	500.000	1.497.000
MNCN	8.272.000	988.000	5.970.000
MYRX	3.247.000	0	100.000
PNIN	290.000	0	84.500
PTIS	116.500	0	100.000
PTPP	7.587.500	20.000	1.930.000
PYFA	788.000	0	88.500
RMBA	1.276.500	0	25.000
SCMA	218.000	0	191.500
SMGR	8.262.500	3.659.000	5.818.000
SMRA	11.042.000	850.000	2.559.000
STAR	46.591.500	0	55.000
TBLA	9.419.000	12.500	284.000
TKIM	145.000	0	34.500
TLKM	8.790.500	4.098.500	5.009.000
TOTL	1.543.000	5.000	220.000
TRUB	39.711.000	0	2.010.000
TSPC	380.500	100.000	180.500
UNSP	152.961.500	100.000	4.159.000

Saham-saham yang dominan dibeli asing, 18 Agustus 2011

Saham-saham yang dominan dibeli asing, Kamis 18 Agustus 2011.

Kode saham                           Volume                Jual                    Beli

ADHI	1,674,500	2,000	175,000
ADMG	52,212,000	50,000	3,052,500
AISA	9,285,500	0	125,000
AMAG	18,424,500	0	300,000
AMFG	139,000	0	59,500
APLN	10,312,500	0	879,000
ARNA	3,435,500	0	1,500,000
ASBI	210,500	0	80,000
ASII	6,198,000	2,346,500	4,228,500
BBNI	26,122,500	2,974,500	17,320,000
BBRI	36,617,500	13,780,500	25,003,000
BBTN	6,226,000	5,000	338,500
BHIT	85,999,000	3,750,000	9,730,500
BIPI	49,358,000	0	16,589,000
BISI	5,559,000	0	300,000
BKSL	46,686,000	0	5,838,500
BLTA	12,891,500	190,000	4,355,000
BMRI	38,778,500	8,584,000	26,247,000
BNBR	922,714,500	27,010,000	46,576,500
BNII	586,000	19,500	285,500
BRPT	1,409,500	0	413,500
BSDE	16,363,000	4,067,500	12,649,000
BTEL	30,628,000	643,500	6,527,000
BTPN	513,000	0	304,500
BWPT	4,824,000	7,000	201,000
BYAN	179,500	109,000	178,500
CFIN	3,471,500	0	580,000
CMNP	80,376,000	4,107,500	6,185,000
CNKO	10,319,000	0	458,000
CPIN	16,513,000	2,954,000	9,442,000
CTRP	3,819,000	0	358,500
DEWA	101,997,500	1,179,000	2,263,000
DOID	81,258,000	14,395,500	30,951,000
ELSA	1,750,500	0	158,500
EMDE	1,826,000	0	25,500
ENRG	406,335,500	1,725,000	32,852,500
ETWA	1,115,500	0	50,000
FASW	546,500	0	50,000
GGRM	1,800,000	790,500	992,000
GIAA	34,766,500	706,000	962,500
GJTL	2,996,500	47,000	791,000
GOLD	112,507,000	5,000	10,000
GZCO	4,760,000	0	189,000
HEXA	340,500	0	253,000
IDKM	308,000	0	130,000
IMAS	2,348,500	227,000	1,375,000
INAF	724,500	0	100,000
INCO	6,354,500	2,498,000	4,677,500
INDF	14,829,500	8,202,500	10,532,000
INDY	4,764,000	300,000	900,000
INKP	2,458,000	0	1,186,000
INTA	14,989,000	0	127,500
ISAT	2,127,000	563,000	1,431,000
JPFA	3,780,500	355,000	2,854,000
KKGI	144,500	0	10,500
KLBF	12,020,000	2,189,500	10,094,500
KRAS	11,975,500	50,000	3,215,500
LPKR	158,966,500	32,615,500	49,465,000
MASA	20,772,500	0	685,000
MBAI	20,000	0	13,000
MBSS	5,098,500	0	50,000
MEDC	3,966,500	356,500	3,258,000
MNCN	22,321,500	3,000,000	11,070,000
MPPA	1,772,000	0	52,000
MTLA	11,924,500	0	3,550,000
PNBN	642,500	0	19,000
PNLF	6,808,500	1,810,500	2,219,500
PTPP	8,056,000	614,000	1,249,500
PWON	5,086,000	0	309,500
RALS	1,601,000	110,000	580,500
RDTX	50,000	0	50,000
RMBA	797,500	0	27,500
ROTI	453,000	0	150,000
SCMA	113,000	0	100,000
SGRO	4,274,500	98,500	3,400,500
SIPD	77,522,000	0	1,750,000
SMGR	11,260,500	4,855,500	5,157,000
SMRA	1,241,000	507,500	608,000
SQMI	131,500	0	131,500
TBIG	638,000	12,500	250,000
TBLA	15,455,000	0	800,500
TKIM	705,500	0	21,000
TLKM	28,984,000	15,660,500	17,034,000
TRAM	103,844,500	0	345,000
UNSP	197,333,500	478,500	1,779,500
UNTR	4,966,000	2,021,000	2,447,000
UNVR	4,332,000	646,500	2,121,500
WINS	1,794,500	0	365,000