Rancak Media DENPASAR – The Jakarta Composite Index (IHSG) concluded the second week of November 2025 with a correction. On Friday (November 14, 2025), the composite index experienced a minor dip, closing down a slight 0.02% or 1.56 points, to settle at 8,370.43.
Despite this broader market dip, shares of the Bakrie Group conglomerate saw a 0.12% decline, losing 4 points, during the day’s trading. Remarkably, however, Bakrie conglomerate stocks emerged as the top performers over the past seven days, outshining other major conglomerates in the Indonesian market.
According to comprehensive data from Ajaib Sekuritas, the Bakrie Group’s conglomerate stocks witnessed an impressive surge of 12.46% over the last seven days. This influential group comprises nine affiliated issuers operating across a diverse range of strategic sectors, including robust businesses in coal mining and contractors, the dynamic energy sector, oil and gas (O&G), property development, media, telecommunications, precious metals like gold, and crude palm oil (CPO).
Among the notable Bakrie Group entities driving this performance are PT Bumi Resources Tbk. (BUMI), PT Energi Mega Persada Tbk. (ENRG), and PT Visi Media Asia Tbk. (VIVA). BUMI’s shares, in particular, demonstrated significant momentum, skyrocketing by 54.93% over the past five days alone. Within the same pivotal period, DEWA stocks climbed 16.48%, UNSP gained 19.05%, ELTY increased by 10%, and MDIA strengthened by 6.25%, underscoring the group’s broad-based recovery.
Following the Bakrie Group’s stellar run, the second-highest performing conglomerate over the last seven trading days was that of Happy Hapsoro’s affiliated issuers. These conglomerate stocks collectively posted a solid gain of 6.23% within the week, with Hapsoro’s affiliated shares further rising 0.84% on Friday (November 14) alone.
Happy Hapsoro’s extensive business interests span various key sectors, including property, non-cyclical consumer goods, oil and gas, and industry. Key affiliated entities contributing to this performance include PT Rukun Raharja Tbk. (RAJA), PT Raharja Energi Cepu Tbk. (RATU), and PT Singaraja Putra Tbk. (SINI).
Meanwhile, the conglomerate associated with Sugianto Kusuma, famously known as Aguan, and its prominent property business, secured the third spot among the top-performing conglomerate stocks over the past seven days. Aguan’s affiliated shares showed remarkable resilience, strengthening by 1.33% during the week, and notably surging 3.22% on Friday (November 14).
Aguan’s conglomerate encompasses three key affiliated issuers that are making significant market contributions: PT Bangun Kosambi Sukses Tbk. (CBDK), PT Pantai Indah Kapuk Dua Tbk. (PANI), and PT Primadaya Plastisindo Tbk. (PPDP).
Shifting focus to the subsequent ranks, the fourth to sixth positions for the past seven days were held by Boy Thohir’s affiliated stocks, which strengthened by 0.23%; Anthoni Salim’s conglomerate, gaining 0.17%; and Prajogo Pangestu’s conglomerate, primarily through the Barito Group, which saw a 0.13% increase, indicating steady growth across various prominent business empires.
Conversely, the two conglomerates positioned at the bottom of the list, the Djarum Group and Hary Tanoe’s conglomerate, both experienced corrections over the last seven days, declining by 0.05% and 0.32%, respectively, highlighting diverse market movements among Indonesia’s leading business groups.
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Summary
The Jakarta Composite Index (IHSG) closed with a slight 0.02% correction on November 14, 2025. Despite this broader market dip, shares of the Bakrie Group conglomerate emerged as the top performers over the past seven days, surging an impressive 12.46%. Key Bakrie entities like PT Bumi Resources Tbk. (BUMI), PT Energi Mega Persada Tbk. (ENRG), and PT Visi Media Asia Tbk. (VIVA), operating in diverse sectors such as coal mining and energy, drove this recovery. BUMI alone skyrocketed 54.93% over five days, highlighting the group’s robust momentum.
Following the Bakrie Group, Happy Hapsoro’s affiliated issuers secured the second spot, gaining 6.23% over the last seven days, while Sugianto Kusuma’s conglomerate, known for its property business, ranked third with a 1.33% increase. Other prominent conglomerates like Boy Thohir, Anthoni Salim, and Prajogo Pangestu also saw modest gains. Conversely, the Djarum Group and Hary Tanoe’s conglomerate experienced corrections, ranking at the bottom of the list over the same period.
