The Jakarta Composite Index (JCI) continued its upward momentum during Tuesday’s trading session (6/1). The index closed higher by 0.84% at 8,933.61, supported by gains in large-cap stocks and favorable global market sentiment.

Among blue-chip stocks, AMMN emerged as the main driver after surging 10.71%. Major banking shares also posted gains, with BBCA rising 1.24% and BBRI advancing 1.38%. In contrast, selling pressure weighed on BMRI, which fell 3.37%, followed by TLKM down 1.68% and DSSA slipping 1.47%.

Foreign investor activity continued to bolster the domestic equity market. Net foreign buying in the regular market reached Rp911.41 billion, while total net purchases across all markets amounted to Rp590.94 billion.

Sectorally, most sectors ended the day in positive territory. Ten out of eleven sectors closed higher, led by the basic materials sector, which recorded the strongest gain of 3.35%. Meanwhile, the transportation sector was the only laggard, declining by 0.89%.

On the corporate front, PT Kimia Farma Tbk (KAEF) secured a shareholder loan facility worth Rp846 billion from Bio Farma, formalized on December 31, 2025. The loan is backed by collateral in the form of land, buildings, receivables, and inventories with specified guarantee values. The funds will be used to support cash flow and working capital needs, including the settlement of operational and short-term obligations.

In addition, PT Pinago Utama Tbk (PNGO) announced an interim cash dividend of Rp90 per share, totaling Rp70.31 billion. The dividend represents approximately 33.10% of the company’s net profit for the first nine months of 2025. Management stated that the payout policy remains prudent, as retained earnings and equity levels are still considered solid.

Based on the latest share price, the interim dividend reflects a dividend yield of around 2.86%, with the cum-dividend date set for January 14 and payment scheduled for January 27.

Stock Recommendations for Today:
PADI – Buy 185–188 | TP 192–195 | SL 173
SRTG – Buy 1625–1640 | TP 1670–1710 | SL 1525
MBMA – Buy 655–670 | TP 685–705 | SL 620
HOKI – Buy 76–78 | TP 80–83 | SL 71
DEWI – Buy 164–168 | TP 171–174 | SL 155

Disclaimer: All analyses and stock recommendations provided in this article are for informational purposes only and do not constitute an invitation to buy or sell any securities. Investment decisions should be made independently by investors in accordance with their individual risk profiles and financial objectives. Invest wisely.