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Kegiatan: Stock Analysis Today 31 July 2025

Tanggal: 31 July 2025

As of July 31th 2025, the top 5 stocks that are classified as top gainer stocks are Ace Oldfields Tbk., with 33.33%, Raja Roti Cemerlang Tbk., with 29.31%, Selaras Citra Nusantara Perkasa Tbk., with 28.05%, Bukit Uluwatu Villa Tbk., 27,84% and Citra Nusantara Gemilang Tbk., with 25.77%. Meanwhile, the top 5 stocks that are classified as top losers are Ancora Indonesia Resources Tbk., -14.69%, Vastland Indonesia, Tbk., with -14.57%, Bhakti Agung Propertindo, Tbk., with -11.11%, Saraswati Indoland Development Tbk., with -11.01% and Eagle High Plantations Tbk., with -10.16% The top-gaining stocks on the Indonesian market experienced significant increases mainly due to positive company-specific developments and favorable sectoral trends. Ace Oldfields Tbk., surged by 33.33%, possibly driven by market speculation regarding expansion plans or successful project execution, despite limited public disclosures. Similarly, Raja Roti Cemerlang Tbk., Selaras Citra Nusantara Perkasa Tbk., Bukit Uluwatu Villa Tbk., and Citra Nusantara Gemilang Tbk. Similarly, Raja Roti Cemerlang Tbk., Selaras Citra Nusantara Perkasa Tbk., Bukit Uluwatu Villa Tbk., and Citra Nusantara Gemilang Tbk. saw gains ranging from 25% to 29%, likely supported by strong financial performance, robust consumer demand, lower borrowing costs, and optimistic investor sentiment in the FMCG and property sectors. On the other hand, the top losers were significantly impacted by a combination of weak earnings, financial concerns, and macroeconomic pressures. Ancora Indonesia Resources Tbk. fell by 14.69% after reporting a 74.5% drop in net profit for the first half of 2025, accompanied by rumors of a rights issue that raised fears of share dilution and financial instability. Other underperforming stocks—Vastland Indonesia Tbk., Bhakti Agung Propertindo Tbk., Saraswati Indoland Development Tbk., and Eagle High Plantations Tbk.—declined between 10% and 14%, primarily due to exposure to high interest rates, limited credit access, and weakening demand in the property and plantation sectors. Broader market sentiment was also negatively impacted by ongoing capital outflows, concerns over Indonesia’s fiscal health, and a depreciating rupiah, all of which contributed to increased caution among investors, particularly toward risk-sensitive sectors.