Foreigners Post Rp 2.03 Trillion Net Sell as IHSG Closes at 8,212

Over the past week, the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX/BEI) recorded mixed trading indicators for the Feb. 9–13, 2026 period. The Jakarta Composite Index (JCI/IHSG) closed at 8,212, with market capitalization reaching Rp 14,889 trillion.

The biggest improvement among weekly trading metrics was average daily trading volume, which rose by 4.73 percent to 45.24 billion shares from 43.20 billion shares in the previous week.

IDX market capitalization also increased by 3.83 percent to Rp 14,889 trillion, up from Rp 14,341 trillion a week earlier. “The IHSG gained 3.49 percent and closed at 8,212.271, from 7,935.260 last week,” the bourse said in an official statement, as quoted on Sunday (Feb. 15, 2026).

Average daily transaction frequency also edged up by 0.37 percent to 2.74 million transactions, compared with 2.73 million in the prior week. However, the average daily trading value fell by 6.27 percent to Rp 23.20 trillion, down from Rp 24.75 trillion the week before.

Foreign investors booked net sales of Rp 2.03 trillion by the end of the week. Year to date in 2026, foreign investors have recorded net sales totaling Rp 16.49 trillion.

The IDX also carried out a series of initiatives during the week to support market development. On Monday (Feb. 9, 2026), the IDX joined the Financial Services Authority (OJK) and the Indonesian Central Securities Depository (KSEI) to hold a press conference on the latest developments in Indonesia’s capital market, following the turbulence seen in the previous week.

At the press conference, the OJK, IDX and KSEI said reforms aimed at strengthening capital market integrity were being accelerated through comprehensive, measurable and sustained steps. These include greater transparency in ownership, more granular investor data, and a gradual adjustment to free-float policy.

Then on Wednesday (Feb. 11, 2026), the IDX reaffirmed its strategic role in accelerating sustainable finance by hosting the ASEAN Climate Forum (ACF) 2026 at the IDX Main Hall. Entering its third year, the international forum was a collaboration involving the ASEAN Business Advisory Council (ASEAN-BAC), the ASEAN Alliance on Carbon Markets (AACM), the Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Kadin), Equatorise Advisory, and full support from the IDX.

ACF 2026 served as a platform for critical discussions on enabling a just energy transition, scaling climate-based investment, and strengthening the carbon market ecosystem across ASEAN. The event was attended by the President’s Special Envoy for Climate and Energy Hashim Djojohadikusumo, Malaysia’s Deputy Prime Minister YAB Datuk Amar Haji Fadillah bin Haji Yusof, and acting IDX president director Jeffrey Hendrik.

“During the week, there were two bond listings and one sukuk listing on the IDX,” the statement said.

On Thursday (Feb. 12, 2026), PT Hino Finance Indonesia’s Sustainable Bond I Phase II/2026 began trading on the IDX. The bond was listed at Rp 800 billion and received an idAA+ rating from PEFINDO. PT Bank Rakyat Indonesia (Persero) Tbk served as the bond trustee.

On Friday (Feb. 13, 2026), PT Tower Bersama Infrastructure Tbk listed its Sustainable Bond VII Phase III/2026 and its Sustainable Ijarah Sukuk I Phase III/2026 on the IDX. The bond and sukuk were listed with nominal values of Rp 889 billion and Rp 210.1 billion, respectively.

“Total bond and sukuk issuance listed throughout 2026 stands at 19 issuances from 13 issuers worth Rp 14.56 trillion. Overall, bonds and sukuk listed on the IDX total 671 issuances, with outstanding values of Rp 548.61 trillion and US$ 134.01 million, issued by 133 issuers,” the IDX added.

As for government securities (SBN) listed on the IDX, there are 190 series with a nominal value of Rp 6,674.24 trillion and US$ 352.10 million. Asset-backed securities (EBA) comprise seven issuances worth Rp 3.69 trillion.

Indonesianpost.com | Republika